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There are tons of types of ice cream, despite all the different flavours though, the basic principle to how they’re made is pretty similar. There’s actually quite a lot of science to it. Scroll down through the posts below to learn all about ice cream & ice cream science.
Paneer is a style of fresh cheese, originally from South Asia, but now eaten more globally. Depending on where you live, you may find paneer being made from cow’s or buffalo milk. Both make a seemingly similar product, but they’re…
Semifreddo, a frozen light, and airy dessert is a great example of using the power of eggs and cream to hold onto air. With just three simple ingredients: eggs, sugar and cream, you can make a delightful dessert. But having…
Compare eating a popsicle, scoop of vanilla ice cream, and a slice of semifreddo. They are pretty different in texture. A popsicle is hard, a scoop of vanilla ice cream is softer and can be scooped, a semifreddo is even…
Granita: you can’t scoop it into a nice ball. And it’s a little watery, slushy even. But, this refreshing, versatile treat is a hot weather mainstay that features prominently in many delicious desserts around the world. Making light and flaky…
Ever tried making pistachio ice cream? And ended up with brown ice cream? Not at all like the vibrant green pistachio ice creams you’d find in ice cream shops? Turns out, creating bright green pistachio ice cream needs some help…
You might have seen it on a tv cooking show. Or maybe there’s an ice cream shop you’ve been to that uses it. Using liquid nitrogen sure is a spectacular way to make ice cream. But, it’s not just that.…
Want to make ice cream without eggs? But only know how to make ice cream using an eggy custard? Don’t worry. There is a way to stay very close to your original recipe, but without the eggs. Instead, we’ll be…
Ice cream made with just 2 ingredients, made without using an ice cream maker, or even a stove? Real ice cream? Yes, you can make ice cream using only cream and sweetened condensed milk, in just 3 simple steps. Since…
Always looking for something new to learn and investigate, we were intrigued by a recent question that was sent in by a FoodCrumbles reader. She enjoyed making and eating mastic ice cream, as did a friend who came over to…
Fresh blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, they’re delicious and juicy. But, they’re also very seasonal and fragile. There’s a reason they tend to be sold in sturdy plastic containers, even a slight bruise ruins them. The presence of these brightly colored fruits…
Reading a cookbook from authors passionate about their topic, who write a cookbook about a topic because it’s what they do day in day out is always great. These books ‘shine’ more than those in which the topic is just…
My ice cream skills and knowledge have been increasing steadily ever since buying ‘Hello, my name is ice cream‘ and practicing ice cream making in our ice cream machine. The other day, I tested yet another recipe from the book,…