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Make your own ice cream
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I now need and ice cream maker
As this has fallen from the front page of OS, I'll add it to the existing thread
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Dont have an icecream maker and cant get rid of the crystals that keep forming. Had this at a friend's house and make it for most parties now (its not low cal but doesnt have the strange things that go into bought icecream and I serve tiny portions
1 tin evaporated milk
1 tin condensed milk
1 400ml carton double cream
Half a small pot of saffron threads mixed throughly with around 50ml of milk (until the threads lose their red colour)
Blend all together for a minute and freeze. No crystals thankfully.
Can substitute saffron with any chopped nuts or a favourite with my family is half a tin of mango pulp.0 -
Thanks for all the suggestions - def need to have a go now, recipes look great. plenty of room for experiments as well LOL
Got some fresh coriander to use up, I wonder...........0 -
Hi guys, I picked up an ice cream maker today from Boots. It's a Baileys branded one. Has anyone bought and/or tried it out? It looks sturdy enough and was only £12.50.
I'm dying to have a go but our freezer is absolutely stuffed with meat and bargain Viennetta (69p from Aldi!) so we'll have to do a bit of scoffing first.0 -
angeltreats wrote: »Hi guys, I picked up an ice cream maker today from Boots. It's a Baileys branded one. Has anyone bought and/or tried it out? It looks sturdy enough and was only £12.50.
I'm dying to have a go but our freezer is absolutely stuffed with meat and bargain Viennetta (69p from Aldi!) so we'll have to do a bit of scoffing first.
Looking on here to try out recipesThe original janiebaby0 -
Quick Question: If I make the ice in a bag version how soon after it's done before we can eat it??!!? I just KNOW that when I get the kids to help me tonight they'll want to eat it!!!June 2012 Clydesdale Loan=[STRIKE]£12620[/STRIKE]£1246.47- (only 5 payments left but just received £3955 back from it for PPI!!!)0
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I have just been given a Koolatron Deluxe Double Treat ice cream maker :T
It is the sort that you put the whole thing in the freezer, it runs on batteries with two bowls and the paddles churn it.
Now i just need some ideas for recipes.
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Hi,our fave is a tin of custard then add a couple of muller yogurts.mix them together them pour into ice cream maker.0
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Real ice cream is made from cream, eggs and sugar. Why make your own out of processed stuff?
Try this one0 -
Because if you are in a rush its quick and easy.Savingmad asked for recipes and thats what I posted.0
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