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Cooking & Baking

usonian

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8. Don't worry. Be happy.

Reply to Deuxcents (Reply #7)

Fri Jul 28, 2023, 12:41 AM

Jul 2023

Love almost anything chocolate. Currently pretty mad for Trader Joe's coffee blast. It's extra flavorful for non specialty ice cream. Or is that burst?

Those $60-$90 ice cream makers are real cheap at the thrift stores. So are the kids-off electric jar openers. Mister muscle here has narrow wrists and not taking any risks. Macho be damned.

But I cook for one, so I rarely make anything that I can buy. Homemade sizes are even larger than store bought sizes and stuff spoils ( unless it's ice cream, of course)

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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