I just have the kind of ice cream maker where you freeze the canister, and they are colder than a freezer in a refrigerator, but I never have to chill the ice cream mixture beforehand. Maybe it's because I have one of those big chest freezers, but I have to work really quickly, pouring the mixture in the canister and starting the mixing process, or it will be too stiff to turn. Also, I just make mine using cream, almond milk, allulose, sweetener, glycerine, vanilla, and a pinch of salt. It's really quick and tastes exactly like store-bought ice cream. And it's scoopable, too. I'm going to try yours too, though, because I've been wanting to try a custard base ice cream. You can only get better from here?!? You are already the best .
With my freezer canister, I turn it on and pour in the mixture as the blade/paddle moves to avoid it from getting stuck. Yes, my ice cream mixture is more of a frozen custard. I love the rich creamy texture and the taste is crazy good. I'm working on a new flavor or two so look forward to seeing them sometime this month. Thanks for writing in! 😊
@@dishingoutflavor_LowCarbStyle I can do that with my electric one, but not my manual one. I usually use my manual ice cream maker, and I forgot I could pour the mixture into my electric one the last time I made ice cream and it froze to the sides so fast that the motor couldn't turn. Lol. I had fun getting that unstuck.
@sew_So_beautiful I let that happen when I make traditional ice cream/booza, scraping the sides is a big part of the process. I had a lot of fun with that.
Very tasty recipe 😋 ice cream 🍨🍦
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I just have the kind of ice cream maker where you freeze the canister, and they are colder than a freezer in a refrigerator, but I never have to chill the ice cream mixture beforehand. Maybe it's because I have one of those big chest freezers, but I have to work really quickly, pouring the mixture in the canister and starting the mixing process, or it will be too stiff to turn. Also, I just make mine using cream, almond milk, allulose, sweetener, glycerine, vanilla, and a pinch of salt. It's really quick and tastes exactly like store-bought ice cream. And it's scoopable, too. I'm going to try yours too, though, because I've been wanting to try a custard base ice cream.
You can only get better from here?!? You are already the best .
With my freezer canister, I turn it on and pour in the mixture as the blade/paddle moves to avoid it from getting stuck. Yes, my ice cream mixture is more of a frozen custard. I love the rich creamy texture and the taste is crazy good. I'm working on a new flavor or two so look forward to seeing them sometime this month. Thanks for writing in! 😊
@@dishingoutflavor_LowCarbStyle I can do that with my electric one, but not my manual one. I usually use my manual ice cream maker, and I forgot I could pour the mixture into my electric one the last time I made ice cream and it froze to the sides so fast that the motor couldn't turn. Lol. I had fun getting that unstuck.
@sew_So_beautiful I let that happen when I make traditional ice cream/booza, scraping the sides is a big part of the process. I had a lot of fun with that.