Posted: Sat Jul 25, 26 1:42 pm Post subject: ice cream maker
i just ordered a 60% off new cost if it was not an unused return , no pre freeze, unit for £85
i like the vanilla and soya milk milk shakes, i very like the strawberry ones
other things are plausible
it made sense to make ace iced goods rather than buy substandard ones for a few weeks
plus i can make em vegan for tt (partly the vegan part but also dairy makes her poorly and easy iced delights do not always require such ingredients)
it is not big which is ideal, 8 scoops is a undetermined amount but probably fine for 2, or perhaps 4 and a little un
tis soft fruit season for stunning gellato etc and this seems sensible as healthy "milkshakes" are part of my life and a useful home made ice cream is better than a milkshake and an industrial cornetto
i will report back as to how i get on
Seems a good idea Dpack, especially if you like chilled milk shakes. With soft fruits it will be ideal for sorbets or with milks other than dairy.
I have very occasionally made ice cream in the freezer, but it does need a lot of work without a proper ice cream maker. We don't eat a lot, so not really worth while for us.
freezer or ice and salt are a hard work way to make small crystals in delights
this thing stirs as it chills which avoids the worry and whisk work
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Posted: Mon Jul 27, 26 2:12 pm Post subject:
Not having to pre freeze. part of the machine is a good idea..that is what I have to do with mine which takes a fair amount of freezer space AND remembering to chill it before you start any process.
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