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Homemade Ice Cream in a Bagadopted from tablespoon.comhttp://www.tablespoon.com/recipes/ice-cream-in-a-bag/88b92792-6ebc-434f-9697-3b020691d959
Jacqueline
Luthcke
and Tiffany LeeSlide2
Ingredients (for 1 scoop serving)1 gallon size ziploc bag1 quart or sandwich size ziploc bag½ cup of milk (skim for healthiest version)
1 tablespoon of sugar
½ teaspoon of vanilla extract
4 cups of ice
6 tablespoons of salt
Tape (masking tape works best)
All of the ingredients above can be found at a local supermarket, Target,
Walmart
, and even most drugstores and
Wawas
/7Elevens. Slide3
Cost Per ServingIf one does not have any ziploc bags, they are sold for about 7 cents per bag. (cost per bag, out of a box)Milk is around 3-4 dollars per gallonFor a 2 oz
bottle of vanilla extract at Target: around 3 dollars
Morton salt at Target: 72cents
Bag of Ice: 1-2 dollars
Sugar: around 2 dollars
The ingredients needed for bagged ice cream are mostly things around the house and some around the dorm room, making this snack extremely inexpensive.
Estimated cost for class: $30
Per person: $1.50Slide4
InstructionsTake quart/sandwich size ziploc and add ½ cup of milk, 1 tablespoon of sugar, and 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract. Seal and tap bag across top. Take gallon size ziploc
, add 4 cups of ice and six tablespoons of salt.
Place quart/sandwich size bag inside gallon size bag, seal top.
Begin shaking.
Once the ice cream begins to look thick (consistency is up to consumer) the ice cream is ready.
Unzip bag, remove smaller bag, cut top and enjoy!Slide5
Dorm Room InstructionsTake sandwich size bag and added 10 plastic spoons of sugar, a plastic spoon of vanilla extract, and a cup of milk.Take gallon size bag and add six cups of ice (using plastic cup)Seal, removing as much air as possible, place small bag inside big, and begin to shake.Once texture is how you want it, enjoy!Slide6
Equipment/Challenges½ cup measuring cup (or Tupperware with measuring)Tablespoon and teaspoon measuring device (or plastic ware)Gloves/Towel
if
one has a tendency for cold hands quickly.
The only challenge that could be presented is extremely cold hands.Slide7
Why should YOU do this? Why is it better than Breyers and Edys? Homemade ice cream is an easy and fun snack to makeHealthier than regular ice cream (especially if skim milk is used)
It’s a cheap dorm room snack
Different variations can be made:
Added chocolate syrup
You can make it how YOU want itSlide8
Where Did We Come Up with this Idea?Something funCheapHands on