Right?! My mom just found this model exactly in our cupboard. It was given by a friend so we don’t have the directions. Also never used an ice cream maker before. This video is a life saver!
Very good explanation of how to manage this device. Your attention to the details are very much appreciated. Never heard about shaking the frozen cylinder in any of the other demos. 😉 TFS!
Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Soodalyami Impressive Commencement (do a search on google)? It is a great exclusive product for slowing the aging process to a crawl minus the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate after many years got excellent success with it.
How can you tell if the ice creams at the sweet spot? I ask because my ice cream has tiny fat lumps and someone told me im overchurning and that causes a buttering effect?
Very nice review. I am curious about two things: 1) Why does the pan need to be placed into a zip lock bag? and 2) I find that generally store bought ice cream does not need to let soften when removed from the freezer. What is different about the ice cream prepared at home that requires it to sit and soften after being removed from the freezer? Thanks!
To experience the true flavor as it softens the texture combined with the flavor is able to be enjoyed as your mouth need not warm and defrost before swallowing. Seriously the softer the more flavorful if you take your time and really let it melt. Kinda like the bouquet of a fine wine and how it sits on the tongue
Depending on what the outside of the canister is covered in (many are bare metal, but some have a plastic casing) there’s a good chance your fingers will freeze to the bare metal if you try to pick it up with bare hands
I have the same machine and I'm trying to use it but the freeze bowl isn't freezing even though I had in the freezer for over a day. Anything I'm doing wrong?
Not sure if you will read this but others might. Freezers & refrigerators too, do their best work when fully stocked. Milk & eggs should be stored in a much cooler part of the fridge, such as inside on a shelf, preferably a middle shelf. Use a refrigerator/freezer thermometer to check to ensure your fridge & freezer settings are optimal & also use it to learn where the colder parts of your fridge are located. Milk & eggs should be stored in that cooler zone. DON"T STORE IN THE DOOR! The door of a fridge is one of the warmest places in a fridge. It's a good place for condiments, sauces, & the like. Use an enclosed container for eggs! Granted, eggs are more resilient than most people believe; hwr, egg shells are extremely porous. It is because they are so porous that eggs should be stored in an enclosed egg container; this prevents odorous foods like salami, Limburger cheeses, onions, etc.. Eggs stored openly around these types of foods will change the eggs' taste & smell. As for the freezer bowl, try to store it on a shelf deep within a well stocked freezer. This is especially true if you have children and keep ice pops on hand over the spring & summer months. The constant opening & closing of the door releases the cold air required to keep everything in the freezer at the desired temperature. It also costs more to run a refrigerator/freezer unit when the doors are needlessly opened & closed. Take that into consideration the next time your power bill comes in and it's higher than usual. Start paying attention to the number of times the fridge/freezer doors are opened & closed, what lights are burning when they don't need to be, what appliances are running with nobody in the room to listen or watch them. It's always a smart idea to begin switching out standard light bulbs with quality LED bulbs. Many energy-saving sites will list the best equivalent LED lumination needed to match that of your previous standard light bulb. Don't forget to change out the ones in chandeliers, track lighting, recessed lights, & even the bulbs on stove hoods. Check outdoor lights such as front porch/back porch, any & all flood lights around the house, & even the decorate light bulb in the lamp post in the front yard and/or over a garage or two. And, don't forget savings from your thermostat settings. In the winter, pull on a pair of socks & a cardigan or comfy light sweater & keep your home a few degrees cooler. During spring/summer months, wear shorts, drink more water, visit your local pool w/the family and set that thermostat a few degrees warmer in spring & summer. Change that dial by a few more degrees if there is nobody home during the day or during the night. If your thermostat allows, program it's settings to change back or forward a few degrees more when everyone is away & set the timer to cool the house or warm it up about 30-45 mins before everyone comes home again. No need to heat or cool a home to personal needs when there's nobody home who needs it. If your thermostat is more than a few years old, consider updating it with a more cost efficient model, incl'g those that are easy to program. Check into the SMART thermostats that allows you set the thermostat with an app on your phone. Last bit of tips: Run your dishwasher, washing machine, & dryer during off-peak times. You can even check with your power company to find out if there is a cost benefit program offered to save even more money. I hope these tips help: Both w/freezing your ice cream bowl and lowering a power bill each month when prices seem to be skyrocketing again. Before I forget, many power companies offer an in-home evaluation to find ways to save energy and save on your power bill. These include switching to LED bulbs over standard light bulbs, sealing any doors or the molding to the doors, if you don't have them yet, check into getting thermal paned windows. They really do pay for themselves over the life of the windows. Some power companies offer cash rebates or a percentage off your bill every month if you change out your windows to new energy efficient ones. Sometimes there is an even bigger reduction of offset costs when using a contractor recommended by the power company and/or specific energy savings grade window brands. Our windows are approx 20yrs old & they have paid for themselves more than twice over in savings not to mention the insulation they provide so your central unit doesn't work itself to death.
I watched this video 5 years ago before throwing out that piece of shit ice cream maker and now I'm getting flashbacks of how much I despised every aspect of this video.
This is extremely helpful even 10 years later. Much appreciated, Thank you Rachel!
Right?! My mom just found this model exactly in our cupboard. It was given by a friend so we don’t have the directions. Also never used an ice cream maker before. This video is a life saver!
Thank you Rachel, lost my Manual and your video is extremely helpful!
I got an ice cream maker with terrible instructions. This video saved me.
Very good explanation of how to manage this device. Your attention to the details are very much appreciated. Never heard about shaking the frozen cylinder in any of the other demos. 😉 TFS!
Bro messaged this is prime Fortnite
Awesome. Finally a chef on here that I like.
Would've been nice if you actually made an ice cream
Kim Roberts - Newberry absolutely true.....I just wanted the recipe. I didn’t need a lesson on common sense.
Agreed.
So right. I watched this video because I thought that this would have the recipe.
Appreciate Video clip! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you ever tried - Soodalyami Impressive Commencement (do a search on google)? It is a great exclusive product for slowing the aging process to a crawl minus the normal expense. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate after many years got excellent success with it.
Lol better if I could’ve eaten it.
Thank you for the good advice
I have the moulinex one, and finally many many years later I will be able to use it tnx to this video. I should have search sooner. 😬
Great info about making ice cream.
Outstanding explanation
Come back queen we Miss you
The ice cream video is very informative and came just on time ... I just brought home my ice maker :))) let the frizzing begin :))))
Thank you! 🙏
I have tried several time to make ice cream with my ice cream maker, but it haven't reached the consistency yet. What could be wrong?
Works great I so needed this
Could you please tell me what is the name of this ice cream maker please
Where do you find the bag, largest at store is gallon
How can you tell if the ice creams at the sweet spot? I ask because my ice cream has tiny fat lumps and someone told me im overchurning and that causes a buttering effect?
Thank you!!!
Thank you so much very informative information 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻
Thank you , very informative.
Rachel Albert
1965-2015
🕊️
My mixing paddle gets stuck to the sides, it freezes the liquid to the sides, not sure what I’m doing wrong, I’ve used protein shakes
thanks for that video you were great
What is the name please of ice cream maker in video please
It’s an old cuisinart model, discontinued now. If you own a stand mixer, I’d suggest getting a freezer bowl for it
Very nice review. I am curious about two things: 1) Why does the pan need to be placed into a zip lock bag? and 2) I find that generally store bought ice cream does not need to let soften when removed from the freezer. What is different about the ice cream prepared at home that requires it to sit and soften after being removed from the freezer? Thanks!
Store bought Ice Cream contains salt to stop it from freezing too hard.
To experience the true flavor as it softens the texture combined with the flavor is able to be enjoyed as your mouth need not warm and defrost before swallowing. Seriously the softer the more flavorful if you take your time and really let it melt. Kinda like the bouquet of a fine wine and how it sits on the tongue
I think she puts it in a plastic bag mainly to keep it clean and so that nothing will fall into it and scratch or damage it.
What's the batter?
I still have and use this ice cream maker.
Why do you have to store the container in a plastic bag in the freezer? In case of a leak?
Depending on what the outside of the canister is covered in (many are bare metal, but some have a plastic casing) there’s a good chance your fingers will freeze to the bare metal if you try to pick it up with bare hands
Avoid odors...
thanks for the video
I have to use a machine that have like a drill, then I have to pull a level down. The Ice cream 🍦 have to look like a triangle shape... Super hard! 😐
I have the same machine and I'm trying to use it but the freeze bowl isn't freezing even though I had in the freezer for over a day. Anything I'm doing wrong?
maybe put it in for longer
Not sure if you will read this but others might. Freezers & refrigerators too, do their best work when fully stocked. Milk & eggs should be stored in a much cooler part of the fridge, such as inside on a shelf, preferably a middle shelf. Use a refrigerator/freezer thermometer to check to ensure your fridge & freezer settings are optimal & also use it to learn where the colder parts of your fridge are located. Milk & eggs should be stored in that cooler zone. DON"T STORE IN THE DOOR! The door of a fridge is one of the warmest places in a fridge. It's a good place for condiments, sauces, & the like. Use an enclosed container for eggs! Granted, eggs are more resilient than most people believe; hwr, egg shells are extremely porous. It is because they are so porous that eggs should be stored in an enclosed egg container; this prevents odorous foods like salami, Limburger cheeses, onions, etc.. Eggs stored openly around these types of foods will change the eggs' taste & smell.
As for the freezer bowl, try to store it on a shelf deep within a well stocked freezer. This is especially true if you have children and keep ice pops on hand over the spring & summer months. The constant opening & closing of the door releases the cold air required to keep everything in the freezer at the desired temperature. It also costs more to run a refrigerator/freezer unit when the doors are needlessly opened & closed. Take that into consideration the next time your power bill comes in and it's higher than usual.
Start paying attention to the number of times the fridge/freezer doors are opened & closed, what lights are burning when they don't need to be, what appliances are running with nobody in the room to listen or watch them. It's always a smart idea to begin switching out standard light bulbs with quality LED bulbs. Many energy-saving sites will list the best equivalent LED lumination needed to match that of your previous standard light bulb. Don't forget to change out the ones in chandeliers, track lighting, recessed lights, & even the bulbs on stove hoods. Check outdoor lights such as front porch/back porch, any & all flood lights around the house, & even the decorate light bulb in the lamp post in the front yard and/or over a garage or two. And, don't forget savings from your thermostat settings. In the winter, pull on a pair of socks & a cardigan or comfy light sweater & keep your home a few degrees cooler. During spring/summer months, wear shorts, drink more water, visit your local pool w/the family and set that thermostat a few degrees warmer in spring & summer. Change that dial by a few more degrees if there is nobody home during the day or during the night. If your thermostat allows, program it's settings to change back or forward a few degrees more when everyone is away & set the timer to cool the house or warm it up about 30-45 mins before everyone comes home again. No need to heat or cool a home to personal needs when there's nobody home who needs it. If your thermostat is more than a few years old, consider updating it with a more cost efficient model, incl'g those that are easy to program. Check into the SMART thermostats that allows you set the thermostat with an app on your phone. Last bit of tips: Run your dishwasher, washing machine, & dryer during off-peak times. You can even check with your power company to find out if there is a cost benefit program offered to save even more money.
I hope these tips help: Both w/freezing your ice cream bowl and lowering a power bill each month when prices seem to be skyrocketing again. Before I forget, many power companies offer an in-home evaluation to find ways to save energy and save on your power bill. These include switching to LED bulbs over standard light bulbs, sealing any doors or the molding to the doors, if you don't have them yet, check into getting thermal paned windows. They really do pay for themselves over the life of the windows. Some power companies offer cash rebates or a percentage off your bill every month if you change out your windows to new energy efficient ones. Sometimes there is an even bigger reduction of offset costs when using a contractor recommended by the power company and/or specific energy savings grade window brands. Our windows are approx 20yrs old & they have paid for themselves more than twice over in savings not to mention the insulation they provide so your central unit doesn't work itself to death.
@@sammi-joreviews1135 great tips thanks
@@nonosan4849 I really hope it helps. 👍
I have an Ice Cream machine which does not chill the ice cream. Is there sometnig i am doing wrong? my name is Zolile in Cape town
❤️
Why put it in a plastic bag when putting in freezer?
I suppose because that way will not get funny smell from the other items that are or will be put in the freezer.
Do we have to put it in a ziplock if we can't what happens if we don't put it in a ziplock bag
the canister will spoil..
can we put frozen fruit in there
can we put janah bananas in there?
Thankz tht what I hv it. I understood
Cómo se hace la nieve de limon
where are the recipes?
I watched this video 5 years ago before throwing out that piece of shit ice cream maker and now I'm getting flashbacks of how much I despised every aspect of this video.
Lo necesito en español no sé inglés
Why not just make ice cream in your food mixer then put it in the freezer to set.
lol your vidéo is amazing your my faforite youtuber just kidding
what was the point...
no need too put canister in bag
I can not eat ice cream 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢
Then why are you here? Lol.
We're making ice cream... Take the FROZEN DESSERT. MORE LIP SMACKING...
24 Hours to make ice cream,fuck that.
🤣
25 MINUTES
🤣🤣🤣
Hello alguien que me pueda traducir speak sapanish
#CHOW
Are you still alive
She should have made some icecream would have made video better.
Promoting single use packaging for home made products, how wasteful. Recycle an ice cream tub.
😂 doesn't actually do anything must work for tha government
I learned nothing.
Lame.