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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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2. There is a recipe out there using whipping cream and condensed milk

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Thu Jul 27, 2023, 11:05 PM

Jul 2023

and while it does tend to be a bit grainy without the constant mixing and slow freezing real ice cream gets, apparently it is acceptable.

Dairy is not my friend, so I'll have to take their word for it.

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How does ice cream work? A chemist explains why you can't just freeze cream and expect results [View all] usonian Jul 2023 OP

Good info! BigmanPigman Jul 2023 #1

Oh! Chocolate hazelnut is wonderful. usonian Jul 2023 #3

There is a recipe out there using whipping cream and condensed milk Warpy Jul 2023 #2

Simpler. The physics lab manager would make ice cream with Liquid Nitrogen. usonian Jul 2023 #4

Only if you have the proper safety gear, anyway Warpy Jul 2023 #5

He was good at it. Good every time. Just not often. usonian Jul 2023 #6

I get my ice cream at Publix. Dove dark chocolate ice cream bars Deuxcents Jul 2023 #7

Don't worry. Be happy. usonian Jul 2023 #8