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Default Vanilla ice cream with no vanilla or cream

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ic-treats.html

"But manufacturers have turned ice cream making into a science by
adding a range of cheap substitutes and chemicals to mimic the real
thing."

"All are essentially a mix of skimmed milk powder, various types of
sugar, preservatives, artificial colours and flavours."

Yumm!
 
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