Snow Cream

"Lovely project for children, just make sure your snow is from a non-polluted area."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
4
Yields:
24 scoops
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ingredients

  • 12 cup sugar
  • 1 cup cream
  • 2 teaspoons vanilla
  • freshly fallen snow
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directions

  • Add sugar to cream and flavor highly with vanilla.
  • Stir in newly fallen snow till thick as ice cream just before serving.
  • Any kind of juice may be substituted instead of cream.

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Reviews

  1. I used whole milk instead of cream and it turned out great!
     
  2. just made it and it is wonderful!!!!!!! anniston225
     
  3. Living in Alaska gives us a great benefit to saving money on ice cream in the winter! lol This was wonderful, everyone loved it and the possibilities are endless.
     
  4. I wasnt so sure this would work with our snow this winter, really dry ice crystals really. I double the recipe but cut back the sugar (last thing daycare kids need is more sugar right!). It was so neat, it came together so fast. I gave the kids the chocolate syrup and some mini m & m's and let them make it how they wanted to. I sent the recipe to our office for the news letter for other providers to try. Awesome recipe and with our winters we will be trying it again before long. Thanks.
     
  5. I live in Massachusetts and no surprise we get TONS of snow that can sometimes make you go STIRCRAZY when your trapped insde for days because of it. But this always makes it a little more fun when you hear snow in the forecast. Everyone know that it takes about 2 hours for the snow to clean the impurities from the atmosphere so wait until it snows for 2 hours and then only use the snow for your ice cream that has fallen after this time and you'll have no worries about the quality of the snow your eating. ENJOY!!
     
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Tweaks

  1. My mother would always make snow cream with sweetened condensed milk instead of the cream and sugar...mmmmmmmm!
     
  2. I love snow ice cream. I use a little less sugar. Try substituting canned coconut milk for the cream, YUM!
     

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