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Shake and Make Icecream



 
 
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Old 18-02-2005, 04:05 AM
T & J Bartimus
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Default Shake and Make Icecream


Shake and Make Icecream

2 Tbsp. of sugar
1 cup of milk or half-and-half
1/2 tsp. of vanilla
6 Tbps. of rock salt
1 pint-size zipper bag
1 gallon-size zipper bag.

Fill the gallon-size plastic zipped bag half full with ice and rock salt,
seal.
Pour sugar, milk/ half-and-half and vanilla into the pint-size zipper bag
and seal.
Place the pint-size zip bag into the gallon-size bag and seal.
Shake the bag for 5-7 minutes.
Open the small zip bag and enjoy.

Tips & Ideas: You can top with your favorite toppings, or add peppermint
cnadies crushed to make peppermint icecream

Jenn Mom2Samantha and Tiny




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