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2 years ago

How to make snow ice cream without sweetened condensed milk?.

Chemistry

2 answers:

Eddi Din [679]2 years ago

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Answer:

What you'll need:

Milk, snow, vanilla, salt, and sugar

You will also need the following kitchen supplies: a large mixing bowl, a medium mixing bowl, a whisk, and a spoon

Whisk to combine sugar, milk, vanilla extract, and salt.

Add 8 cups of snow (fresh clean snow!!!) to a large bowl.

Pour the milk mixture over the snow and stir to combine

Explanation: Hope this helps<3

Montano1993 [528]2 years ago

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Well the cream doesnt have to be sweetened, or condensed.

One time in my FACE class (food, and consumer economics.) i made homemade icecream with cream, sugar (optional technically) vanilla (also optional, its just for flavor), and ice.

You place everything but ice in a ziplock bag, (close it) then place the ice in a different, bigger, ziplock back, and then place the small bag inside the ice bag. Close the big bag, and shake it untill you get icecream.

Explanation:

Yum? My bag popped, so i dont actually know if it tastes good. My friend liked it though.

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