Homemade Strawberry Infused Ice Cream with a CHAMBER Vacuum Sealer! | Avid Armor

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

Комментарии • 17

  • @Edmonton98
    @Edmonton98 Год назад +2

    She is Awesome!!
    Very comfortable and a natural!!
    2 thumbs up!👍🏽👍🏽

    • @Avidarmor
      @Avidarmor  Год назад

      Thank you! We had fun with this one and it's a great activity to include the whole family

  • @VickiesCountryHome
    @VickiesCountryHome Год назад

    Such a fun idea! And I LOVE this little girl Avery! I have a RUclips channel, and she is wonderful! I found myself watching her expressions more than the Avid Armor demonstration! Her parents should be very proud! She deserves her own channel!

  • @jeans3030
    @jeans3030 3 года назад +4

    😍Thank you so much for this video. My first time ever making ice cream this way, or any way as a matter of fact. It was fun. 🤗 And what's nice about it is that you can add healthy ingredients that suit you as an individual such as,...organic or lactose free half and half, and raw honey or date syrup vs. sugar, for different flavor almond extract vs. vanilla, chocolate chips, raisins, slivers of almonds vs strawberries. It's fun to experiment in small batches like this and it takes no time at all.😋 Yum! 🍨

    • @Avidarmor
      @Avidarmor  3 года назад

      Of Course ☺️ So glad you enjoyed it!

  • @2galshomesteading
    @2galshomesteading 2 года назад +1

    We make ice cream often... this is a great video to share.

  • @janicemartin1580
    @janicemartin1580 3 года назад

    Avery, you inspired me to make ice cream today. Thanks! Hmmm, no cream...no problem. I will try it with buttermilk! Bet it works just fine.

  • @skykitchen867
    @skykitchen867 2 года назад

    Love my USV20. I bought a "vacuum seal zip lock bag funnel" from Amazon a round plastic where you can insert in the bag and it goes down about three inches, allowing you to pour in liquids into the bag without getting the top inside part of the bag wet making sealing of liquids a breeze. It has a wide neck and you can hold the funnel in the bag with one hand and pour with the other. Fantastic!!

    • @Avidarmor
      @Avidarmor  2 года назад

      That's a great idea!

  • @stradosphere
    @stradosphere 3 года назад +2

    Bought the USV20 a few months back. It SUCKS and I love it! 😉😂😬

    • @Avidarmor
      @Avidarmor  3 года назад

      Yay!! So glad to hear!

  • @Barosunflower
    @Barosunflower 3 года назад +1

    I’m going to try yummy 🍦🍧🍨

    • @Avidarmor
      @Avidarmor  3 года назад +1

      Yay! Let us know how it turns out!

  • @camwhitman5425
    @camwhitman5425 Год назад

    Here’s another trick. If your sealer bag is too wide you can make a seam with the sealer on a corner of the bag. Picture a pipet bag. Using a scissors, cut off the excess plastic from your corner seal. Now place the new tapered bag in the vacuum sealer, vacuum and seal.

  • @YoshiKawai
    @YoshiKawai 2 года назад +1

    🫥🍓🍓

  • @jdhiv4
    @jdhiv4 2 года назад +1

    This is overselling a chamber sealer... you can do the same, with a little care, in the other kind of bar sealer. In fact this recipe could be made with ziploc bags and water displacement.... Or simply using jars one inside the other. Sorry to be so critical but I'm letting you know honestly that I am not impressed. The video is otherwise great and it's wonderful to involve your kids and the overall quality of that portion of the video is great but unfortunately this is not earning a subscription, From me.

    • @Avidarmor
      @Avidarmor  2 года назад

      Thank you for watching! This video was made simply as a fun activity to do with kids. It's a fun education exercise on how the ice cream is made as well as how a chamber sealer works. Kids tend to be fascinated by this. Chamber sealers are by far a better option when it comes to vacuum sealing liquids as it's what they're intended for. Please watch some of our other RUclips videos as they will show you other benefits of a chamber machine vs an edge (bar) type suction sealer. Cheers!