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Anyone here make homemade ice cream?
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as stated several times by various posters, NO
Buy an old ice cream van if you want to make rubbish with additives
or for your kitchen
https://www.twothousand.com/80l-air-pump-commercial-soft-serve-ice-cream-machine-with-cabinet-tt-i197b
you don`t seem to understand the concept. I wasted my time on here trying to help0 -
To be fair, the OP has been clear from the outset about wanting whippy-soft ice cream. When it's on sale in every retail unit with a chiller cabinet, its not unreasonable to think that it can be done in a convenient fashion.you don`t seem to understand the concept. I wasted my time on here trying to help
Why am I thinking about ice cream at 6.30 in the morning?
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She has been told time and time again by various posters that forced air input is required. All she has to do to get soft ice cream is to get to the stage prior to deep freeze for soft ice cream, I ate soft ice cream yesterday. She wants whippy as produced by an industrial machine0
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I wasted my time on here trying to help
As did I. And not one attempt by the OP to thank us for our input as it wasn't what they wanted to hear.
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