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18 Feb 2008
Everyone has a food they hate. But nobody -- at least nobody I've ever met -- hates ice cream. It may not be your very favorite dessert. It may be something you haven't eaten in years, but you don't hate it.According to the International Dairy Foods Association, the average American consumes 21.2 quarts of ice cream per year...read more | digg story {Tags: News} {More...}
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14 Feb 2008
When it comes to ice cream, Americans have trouble saying no. In 2005 alone, total U.S. sales of ice cream and frozen desserts hit $21.6 billion, including $13.5 billion spent at scoop shops, restaurants and other retail outlets and $8.2 billion on consumption at home, according to 2006 Dairy Facts/International Ice Cream Association.read more | digg story {Tags: News} {More...}
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14 Feb 2008
As a child, one of the best parts of my birthday was that my grandpa would make me delicious home-made ice cream in an ancient ice cream freezer. I remember that it seemed to take forever for that noisy machine to produce this tasty treat. As a vegan adult, I had been missing out on this tradition until recently. While at the store the other day I stumbled upon the ice cream maker of the new millennium. It's fun, it's fast, it's a mess, but it's worth it. This new age product is the Play and Freeze Ice Cream Maker.read ... {Tags: News} {More...}
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01 Feb 2008
This is a great story about a guy who has car troubles when he goes to the store to get ice cream for his family's dessert.This complaint was received by the Pontiac Division of General Motors:“This is the second time I have written to you, and I don’t blame you for not answering me, because I sounded crazy, but it is a fact that we have a tradition in our family of Ice-Cream for dessert after dinner each night, but the kind of ice cream varies so, every night, after we’ve eaten, the whole family votes on which kind of ... {Tags: News} {More...}
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31 Jan 2008
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31 Jan 2008
Jenn from justJennRecipes.com has done it again! Another great recipe that makes me wish I could have some right now!I just found out she likes using homemade ice cream in her creations! And these are homemade brownies that she gives you the recipe for, too. Mmmm. Click here for the recipe! {Tags: News} {More...}
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31 Jan 2008
Jenn from justJennRecipes.com makes this "Watermelon Bombe" every 4th of July for her uncle's party. It looks delicious! It doesn't actually taste like watermelon as it's made from vanilla ice cream, lime sherbet, raspberry sorbet and chocolate chips.She's shared the recipe on her blog here. I'll have to try it out this summer, but with homemade ice cream from my ice cream ball. {Tags: News} {More...}
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10 Jan 2008
Edible BowlsWe’ve all seen edible bowls made from waffle cone batter. Although these ice cream bowls are good, they aren’t very creative, and they aren’t very exciting ways to serve delicious frozen treats. Make an edible bowl that is creative and quite tasty. Bake your favorite cup cake recipe, and hollow out cupcakes to make fun and creative bowls. After the cupcakes are sufficiently cool, put them in the freezer for several minutes, and before adding a scoop of ice cream, line the bowls with a layer of chocolate shell. The hardened shell will keep the ice cream from making ... {Tags: News} {More...}
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07 Jan 2008
1/2 gallon vanilla ice cream4 boxes powdered gelatin (3 ounces each) in different flavors (we used berry blue, strawberry/banana, lime, and lemon flavors) Let the ice cream set out at room temperature for 20 to 30 minutes to soften. Next, scatter 3 tablespoons of any flavor of powdered gelatin over the bottom of a sealable, medium-size square or rectangular container. Layer one quarter of the softened ice cream over the gelatin. Don't worry if the layer of ice cream is lumpy--it will look better that way. Scatter 3 tablespoons of a ... {Tags: News} {More...}
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14 Dec 2007
FREE WHALE ICE CREAM SCOOP!Order your ice cream kit today and receive a free ice cream scoop from Boston Warehouse! $12.95 Value!The ice cream kit includes:*1 ice cream ball*6 homemade ice cream containers (holds 1 quart)*6 ice cream flavorings {Tags: News} {More...}
