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Cooking & Baking

pamela

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7. Another good method to try...

Reply to MontanaMama (Reply #4)

Wed May 20, 2020, 06:10 PM

May 2020

Take those same ingredients and put them in a quart size ziplock. Put that inside a gallon size zip lock and then fill the gallon bag with ice. Toss, shake, etc. It will turn to ice cream.

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Make Ice Cream, in a Mason Jar. [View all] elleng May 2020 OP

I just made coffee icecream in my cuisinsrt using Starbucks instant coffee. katmondoo May 2020 #1

Coffee ice cream Ohiogal May 2020 #2

Sounds good, coffee ice cream's my favorite, elleng May 2020 #3

Morphing this into a science assignment MontanaMama May 2020 #4

Great idea! elleng May 2020 #5

Another good method to try... pamela May 2020 #7

Sounds like making butter. trof May 2020 #6

3 Servings? trocar May 2020 #8

🤣🤣🤣 live love laugh May 2020 #12

Do you remove the lid before freezing? TomSlick May 2020 #9

I wouldn't think it necessary Major Nikon May 2020 #10

Thanks TomSlick May 2020 #13

Wonder if this would work with coconut milk. JudyM May 2020 #11

Made it this week end. Good, but not great, it is a non industrial treat. marble falls May 2020 #14

Glass in the freezer? I'm not too sure about that. NurseJackie May 2020 #15

Used to do this in 4-H all the time Peacetrain May 2020 #16