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3 years ago

How to make flavored soft serve ice cream fresh ingredients?

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Soft Serve ice cream has been around since the 1930's, with a large milk base proteins to achieve the desired soft texture. This style of ice cream is characterized by light flavor and rich creamy texture. To make soft serve ice cream you will need a combination of whole milk, heavy cream, sugar, salt, dry ice and your desired flavorings. You will need to blend the core ingredients together then churn in the crushed dry ice to achieve the desired texture. You can mix in a variety of fresh fruits in the blending process, and you can also juice them prior to the churning process.

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