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Une glace à l'ananas ultra crémeuse prête en seulement 2 minutes, sans sorbetière, sans concentrés sucrés et sans culpabilité. Idéale pour les chaudes journées d'été, elle ne nécessite que quelques ingrédients simples et un blender.
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