Ice Cream in a Ziplock Bag

"Quick and easy for 1 portion. Prep time is a guesstimate, it depends on too many factors."
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put milk, sugar and vanilla in pint or quart-sized Ziplock bag and seal well.
  • Fill a gallon sized Ziplock bag with ice and add the 8 tablespoons rock salt.
  • Add the small milk-Ziplock bag.
  • Seal well and squish.

Questions & Replies

  1. How long are we supposed to squish it for?
     
  2. how long are we suposed to squish it around for
     
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Reviews

  1. what kind of milk? A powdered one?
     
  2. you add the milk you have at home it doesnt really matter except it cant be powdered
     
  3. 20 little girls at a sparks meeting, 40 ziplock bags, 2 litres of homo milk 20 squirts of Nestle quick mix (choc, vanilla and strawberry). A production line and 5 minutes of shake your booty to achieve sublime happiness in a bag! It really does work; with milk, cream, skim even (so I've heard) with lactose free milk. We had 1 cup of ice and 1/2 cup of salt per girl.
     
  4. Thank you so much for this recipe, it is so good and tasts like real icecream, I can't believe i'm making icecream in a ziplock :)
     
  5. I run a youth program and each child made their own ice cream. It was great! I gave one direction at a time and the kids were quick to take turns adding their ingredients. I learned we don't need as much rock salt and to flavor it more the youth had a choice between adding chocolate chips or broken Oreo cookies.
     
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Tweaks

  1. To prevent any salt from leaking into the cream solution, double bag the cream solution and put the bag containing the cream into the ice bag. I didn't at first and almost choked on the saltiness.
     

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<p>I came from Germany quite some years ago and live in North Texas. I used to do pastries and cakes, but had to stop due to health reasons.</p> <p>I still cook, and bake, but in great moderation and not as elaborately, as I've done in the past.</p> <p>&nbsp;My cats and I enjoy a quiet life and I'm rebuilding friendships and making new ones..</p>
 
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