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    Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Recipes

    Published: Oct 30, 2023 by Sarah Brooks

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    Cuisinart ice cream maker recipes collage, vanilla bean, pistachio, Oreo, strawberry ice cream, with text overlay.

    Discover the delicious world of homemade ice cream with these Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker recipes – from classics to unique flavors you can make at home!

    Cuisinart ice cream maker recipes collage, vanilla bean, pistachio, blueberry cashew, Oreo, choc chip cookie dough, strawberry, dulce de leche and birthday cake ice cream, with text overlay.
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    • Types of Ice Cream you can make in your Cuisinart Ice Cream Machine
    • Types of Cuisinart Ice Cream Makers
    • Ice Cream Recipes
    • Fruit Ice Cream Recipes
    • Basic Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Recipe
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    Cuisinart ice cream makers are one of the most popular brands of ice cream makers. Cuisinart® is a registered trademark of Conair LLC. This post is not sponsored or endorsed by Conair LLC in any way, however, I'm a huge fan of Cuisinart ice cream makers. They are what I use personally at home, however all of my recipes will work in any brand of churning ice cream maker.

    From creamy classics such as vanilla bean and chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream, to luscious fruit ice creams such as strawberry, to complex flavors like pistachio and Pina Colada, all of these ice cream recipes have been extensively tested in a Cuisinart ice cream maker and taste delicious!

    Types of Ice Cream you can make in your Cuisinart Ice Cream Machine

    There are many ways to make ice cream, both with and without a churner or ice cream machine.

    Traditional ice cream recipes have a custard base and involve cooking milk, cream, egg yolks and sugar before churning in your ice cream maker. The most classic custard-based ice cream recipe is a vanilla bean ice cream. It's rich and decadently creamy thanks to the egg yolks and flavored with indulgent real vanilla bean.

    Two scoops of ice cream in a cone in a vintage jar, with vanilla beans and ice cream cones in background.
    Custard based Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

    Philadelphia-style ice creams on the other hand are simpler in that they don't involve making an egg custard first. Unlike custard-based ice cream recipes, you don't always have to cook the base before churning (but I recommend you do, it helps everything mix together and gives you better, smoother ice cream).

    I am a big fan of Sicilian-style Philadelphia ice cream such as my Italian pistachio ice cream, which is made with tapioca or cornstarch instead of eggs. Philadelphia-style lets the natural flavors of the pistachios shine. It's worth tracking down pure pistachio for the best color and flavor!

    Three scoops of ice cream in a bowl topped with chopped roasted pistachios, with a spoon on the side.
    Pistachio ice cream.

    You can of course make ice cream without an ice cream maker at all, which can make it easier to layer fun colors together, such as in my rainbow ice cream. All of my no churn ice cream recipes can be made without an ice cream machine.

    You can also manually mix the ice cream as I talk about in my 3 ingredient ice cream recipe. This method will work with any ice cream recipe but won't give you as smoother texture compared to churning it in an ice cream maker.

    Types of Cuisinart Ice Cream Makers

    Cuisinart ice cream makers come in a few different types, the most common being freezer bowl and self-freezing.

    Freezer Bowl Ice Cream Makers

    Such as the Cuisinart Cool Scoops ice cream maker, have a large bowl-like canister that needs to be frozen before making your ice cream.

    Pros: affordable, easy to use and relatively compact. They are great entry-level machines.

    Cons: The bowl needs to be frozen for several hours, ideally overnight before you can use it, so you need to plan ahead. The bowl can take up a large amount of freezer space. They can usually only make one or two batches of ice cream at most.

    Self-Freezing Ice Cream Makers

    Such as the Cuisinart ICE-100, have a built-in compressor that freezes the ice cream directly without the need to pre-freeze the internal bowl.

    Pros: convenient. No need to prefreeze your bowl. You can make multiple batches of ice cream back to back such as for my Oreo ice cream cake.

    Cons: these machines are more expensive. Due to the built-in compressor the machines are larger, heavier and take up more bench and storage space.

    I started off with a freezer bowl machine and moved on to a self-freezing ice cream maker as I started making more and more ice creams. In fact purchasing my Cuisinart Ice-100 was one of the things that inspired me to start Keep Calm and Eat Ice Cream all those years ago!

    All of my churned ice cream recipes from Philadelphia style, custard-based and fruit ice creams have all been extensively tested in my Cuisinart ice cream maker.

    Of course, all of my churned ice cream recipes will work in any other brand of canaster or compressor ice cream makers, but be sure to check the manufacturers' instructions for your particular brand of machine.

    Ice Cream Recipes

    My regular ice cream recipes for a Cuisinart ice cream maker cover a range of delicious cozy flavors from classics such as easy eggless vanilla ice cream and mint choc chip, to unique flavors such as sour cream ice cream or Biscoff ice cream to tempt your taste buds!

    As always, all have been extensively tested in my Cuisinart ice cream machine.

    Scoops of vanilla ice ice cream in a grey bowl, with a vintage teaspoon, on a beige teatowl and a white wooded flood backgroud, with some small white flowers on the side.
    Easy eggless vanilla ice cream.

    Vanilla ice cream. Time and time again voted the most popular flavor in America, this ice cream flavor pairs perfectly with everything from cozy stewed pears to the base for an epic ice cream sundae. My easy eggless vanilla ice cream is one you need to have in your ice cream recipe repertoire and is a great one for beginners to start with!

    Three scoops of Oreo ice cream in a bowl with a spoon, and mini Oreos on the side.
    Oreo ice cream.

    Also known as cookies and cream ice cream, Oreo ice cream is a delicious mix of creamy vanilla ice cream with delectable chunks of cookies.

    Scoops of birthday cake ice cream in a bowl with a spoon, surrounded by sprinkles, with a birthday cake in the background.
    Birthday cake ice cream.

    Possibly one of the most fun ice creams, Birthday cake ice cream combines rainbow-colored sprinkles with plenty of delicious birthday cake pieces. You won't want to wait for your birthday to make it!

    Two scoops of ice cream in a white bowl sprinkled with extra choc chips, a vintage spoon on the side, ice cream cones and bowl of choc chips in the background.
    Two scoops of chocolate chip ice cream in a bowl.

    Chocolate chip ice cream combines classic vanilla ice cream with melt-in-your-mouth homemade chocolate chips. It's a little extra effort but totally worth it!

    Scooping ice cream from a tub.
    Scooping cookie dough ice cream.

    Homemade cookie dough ice cream takes the aforementioned homemade chocolate chips, but adds chunks of delicious edible chocolate chip cookie dough pieces - and yes, you can just eat the cookie dough pieces without adding them to the ice cream if you want, drool!

    Peanut butter ice cream in a bowl with roasted peanuts and a spoon on the side.

    This peanut butter ice cream is luscious and creamy with an abundance of irresistible peanut butter. Enjoy it on its own or pair it with a delightful strawberry sauce for a PB&J vibe.

    Three scoops of ice cream in a bowl with dulce de leche drizzle and dulce de leche in background.
    Dulce de leche ice cream.

    This homemade Dulce de leche ice cream is simple to make and full of luscious dulce de leche flavor. Make it with store-bought dulce de leche for an easy option, or elevate it with homemade dulce de leche!

    Popcorn ice cream in a red bowl, surrounded by caramel popcorn.
    Popcorn ice cream.

    Ever eaten a bowl of delicious butter popcorn and thought to yourself 'Man, this is popcorn delicious, but it would taste so good in an ice cream'? If you have, you're my people, if not you're going to have to trust me. Popcorn ice cream is delicious and perfect for your next movie night!

    Three scoops of ice cream in a bowl with a spoon and fresh bananas, walnuts and chocolate chunks on the side.
    Chunky monkey ice cream.

    Craving chunkey monkey ice cream ice cream but can't find it in store? Now you can make this cult flavor at home. My copycat recipe is made with banana ice cream studded with generous chunks of semi-sweet chocolate and toasty roasty walnuts.

    Peanut butter and jelly ice cream
    Peanut butter and jelly ice cream.

    Your favorite sandwich filling in a delicious ice cream? Yes please! This peanut butter and jelly ice cream is a cream combination of salty peanut butter with tangy homemade jelly. It's sweet, salty, creamy and delicious!

    Ice cream with black forest cake in back ground and fresh cherries.
    Black Forest ice cream.

    This black forest ice cream takes the flavors of black forest cake and transforms them into a decadent ice cream. Chocolate ice is swirled with tangy sour cherries and a hit of boozy kirschwasser. Pass me the ice cream scoop!

    Scoop of marshmallow ice cream in a decorative white bowl, with vintage spoon on the side, with a bowl of marshmallows in the background, surrounded by mini marshmallows.
    Marshmallow ice cream.

    Loaded with an abundance of marshmallows, this toasted marshmallow ice cream is a delightful reminiscent of cherished campfire cookouts. Eat it on its own or add some graham crackers and chocolate fudge sauce for a cool smores-inspired dessert.

    Scoops of Ferrero Rocher ice cream in a cone with a cut-open Ferrero on top, with Ferrero Rocher in the background
    Scoops of Ferrero Rocher ice cream in a cone.

    Where are my Ferrero chocolate lovers? This Ferrero Rocher ice cream takes your favorite Ferro Rocher chocolates and transforms them into a decadent ice cream. With a creamy chocolate Nutella and plenty of pieces of hazelnutty Ferrero Rochers.

    Ice cream with Bourbon butterscotch swirl, on a plate with a spoon, jug of butterscotch in the background and butterscotch candy scattered around it.
    Butterscotch ice cream.

    This homemade butterscotch ice cream is elevated with a decadent Bourbon butterscotch swirl that will make your taste buds do a happy dance!

    Scoop of ice cream with spoon and heart sprinkles, with red velvet cake and pink flowers in the background.
    Red velvet ice cream.

    This red velvet ice cream is inspired by the classic chocolate red velvet cake. With a unique blend of vanilla and cocoa ice cream in signature fire engine red, swirled with smooth, tangy cream cheese frosting. The result is a creamy, slightly tangy, and very pretty ice cream!

    Close up scoop of rocky road ice cream with ice cream drip in a brown bowl, with marshmallows and almonds in the background.

    This rocky road ice cream combines delicious milk chocolate ice cream with classic rocky road elements of marshmallows and toasty roasty almonds.

    Baileys ice cream scoop with a vintage spoon on the side and glass of Baileys and bottle of Baileys in the background.
    Baileys ice cream.

    With just five ingredients this Baileys ice cream is easy to make and full of indulgent, boozy Baileys flavor. Why should kids have all the fun?

    But wait, there's more! Why not try making one of my other delicious ice cream recipes such as

    Matcha Ice Cream - this green tea ice cream sings with matcha flavor and is a beautiful natural green color.

    Earl Grey Ice Cream - reminiscent of a cup of freshly brewed Earl Grey tea, this Earl Grey ice cream has the aromatic flavors of black tea with bergamot and a hint of citrus.

    Milo ice cream - an Australian classic, this Milo ice cream takes the nostalgic malt chocolate flavors of Milo and packs it into a creamy ice cream.

    Masala Chai Ice Cream - this chai ice cream has all the warming flavors of a cup of aromatic spice chai latte but in a creamy ice cream.

    Gingerbread ice cream- all the warming flavors of your favorite gingerbread cookies in a festive ice cream that's great for the holidays.

    Nutella Peanut Butter Ice Cream - peanut butter and chocolate ice cream combine in this pretty and indulgent chocolate peanut butter ice cream.

    Hot Cross Bun Ice Cream - with hot cross bun spices and layers of sultanas and citrus, topped with a crunchy hot cross bun topping, it's great for Easter!

    Lamington ice cream- transform classic Aussie lamingtons into fun ice cream flavor, with sponge cake ice cream swirled with strawberry and chocolate sauce and layered with coconut and more cake pieces!

    Hokey Pokey Ice Cream - also known as honeycomb ice cream, this classic New Zealand flavor has a vanilla bean ice cream base swirled with decent honey caramel sauce and is finished with crunchy pieces of honeycomb.

    Fruit Ice Cream Recipes

    Fresh, luscious, juicy fruit ice cream is just the ticket on a hot summer's day. My collection of fruit ice creams are bursting with fruit flavors. Like my regular ice cream recipes have all been extensively tested in my Cuisinart ice cream maker.

    45 degree view of scoops of strawberry ice cream in a green bowl with strawberries in the bowl and strawberries scattered around it, on a white background.

    Classic strawberry ice cream. One of the most popular ice cream flavors and the most popular fruit flavor. My strawberry ice cream is made with plenty of juicy ripe strawberries and bursting with flavor.

    Scoop of ice cream with spoon on a plate, with fresh peaches.
    Peach ice cream.

    Got lots of juicy ripe summer peaches? Why not make my peaches and cream ice cream. With a hint of sour cream and plenty of juicy peach flavor.

    Scoop of raspberry ice cream in a bowl, with fresh raspberries and leaves on the side.
    Raspberry ice cream.

    Sweet, tangy and bursting with raspberry flavor this raspberry ice cream can be made with fresh seasonal raspberries or frozen for a year-round treat.

    Three scoops of ice cream in a bowl with a spoon on the side and fresh lemons and ice cream scoop in the background.
    Lemon ice cream.

    Made with a traditional custard base, this lemon ice cream is bursting with fresh, juicy lemon flavor. Try it with a scoop of my pistachio ice cream for a delightfully different dessert.

    Scoop of pina cola ice cream in half a coconut, with pineapple and coconut rum bottle in background.
    Pina colada ice cream

    If you like Pina Coladas and getting caught in the rain, then you have to try Pina colada ice cream, with flavors of pineapple and coconut and of course rum!

    Scoops of mango ice cream in a white bowl, on a white plate with a spring of fresh mint and fresh mango.
    Mango ice cream.

    This mango ice cream enhances the natural creaminess of mangos for a fresh, tropical-flavored ice cream.

    Serving of scoops of pear ice cream in a bowl, with fresh pears, pear compote and a spoon.
    Pear ice cream.

    This caramelized pear ice cream is packed with the warming Fall flavors of warming ginger and cozy brown sugar. Delicious on its own or ramp up the flavor by serving it with my pear compote.

    Three scoops of ice cream in a bowl with a spoon and fresh pineapple on the side.
    Pineapple ice cream.

    If you love Disney dole whip you're going to love my pineapple ice cream. Full of juicy sweet pineapple flavor it sings of sunshine and summer days!

    Three scoops of melon ice cream in a bowl, with a spoon and fresh melon pieces.
    Melon ice cream.

    Make this melon ice cream with fresh cantaloupe or rockmelon for a fresh and fragrant ice cream that's sweet and juicy.

    Scoop of feijoa ice cream with fresh feijoa, cut in half feijoa and sprig of feijoa leaves.

    Never heard of feijoas? Now's the time to discover this cute, green and distinctly flavored fruit. This feijoa ice cream is a great way to use up feijoas when you have a glut of feijoas (if you have a feijoa tree you'll know what I'm talking about!).

    Blueberry cashew ice cream
    Dairy-free blueberry ice cream.

    Looking for some dairy-free ice cream flavors? This blueberry ice cream is packed with juicy blueberry flavor without dairy and is the most beautiful natural purple color.

    But wait, there's more! Why not try making one of my other delicious fruit ice cream recipes such as

    Cinnamon, Apple and oat milk ice cream - another great dairy-free option and my personal favorite flavor in this category. It's kinda like a bowl of your favorite warming oatmeal but in a delicious ice cream.

    Passion fruit ice cream - made with tangy, tropical passion fruit this ice cream is juicy and delicious.

    Banana ice cream - the natural creaminess of fresh bananas makes this banana ice cream a joy to eat. And it makes the perfect addition to an epic banana split dessert.

    Vegetable ice creams

    Sounds weird? Yes! But surprisingly delicious? Also yes! While not fruits, these vegetable ice creams are a close cousin to my fruit ice cream. And as the saying goes don't knock it until you've tried it!

    Close up side view of pumpkin spice ice cream scoop on a pumpkin, with blurry spices on a green background.
    Pumpkin Spice Ice Cream

    Pumpkin spice ice Cream - if it's good enough for a pie or a latte it's good enough to turn into an ice cream! Everyone's favorite Fall flavor that we hate to love, or is it love to hate? makes an excellent ice cream flavor. Perfect for when you're craving pumpkin spice but Fall hasn't arrived yet and it's still a billion degrees outside. Or just when you want a change from pie.

    Carrot Ice Cream

    What's the secret to turning crunch carrots into soft delicious carrot ice cream? The answer is roasting. Slow roasting the carrots brings out their natural sweetness and retains their vivid bright orange color. Add some honey and just a touch of cardamon and you have a sophisticated ice cream that practically counts as one of your five a day.

    Pandan ice cream in green bowl on board with leaves in fan shape
    Pandan ice cream

    Ok pandan isn't technically a fruit or a vegetable. These long strappy leaves are commonly used to flavor desserts in Southeast Asia, so much so the flavor is sometimes referred to as Asian vanilla essence. This pandan ice cream has a delicate, herbaceous flavor and a beautiful natural green color.

    So there you have it, a collection of all my ice cream recipes that are perfect to make in a Cuisinart ice cream maker. Or if you're feeling inspired to do your own flavor experiments you can start with my basic Cuisinart ice cream recipes here, which is the perfect base to add your own flavors to. Happy scooping!

    Have you made any of these recipes? Tell me how it went in the comments below and tag me on instagram so I can see your delicious creations! @keep_calm_and_eat_icecream

    Or follow me on Facebook or Pinterest for more delicious recipes, including notifications when I bring out a new recipe!

    Basic Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Recipe

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    Cuisinart ice cream maker recipes base ice cream

    Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Recipes

    Author: Sarah Brooks
    This is a base ice cream recipe for a Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker. It will work well in a freezer type or compressor ice cream maker, or any other brand of churning ice cream machine. It provides the perfect base to add your own flavors to.
    5 from 38 votes
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    Prep Time 10 minutes mins
    Cook Time 5 minutes mins
    Plus chilling time 4 hours hrs
    Total Time 4 hours hrs 15 minutes mins
    Course Dessert, Snack
    Cuisine American
    Servings 6 serves (⅔ cup each), approx.
    Calories 345 kcal

    Equipment

    • Cuisinart ice cream maker

    Ingredients

    Cuisinart ice cream maker recipes base recipe

    • 2 flat teaspoons (5 gms) tapioca starch
    • 1 & ¼ cup (315 mls) full cream milk
    • 1 & ¾ cups (440 mls) thickened cream
    • ½ cup (110 gms) Grandulated sugar
    • 1 & ¼ teaspoons (10 gms) glucose syrup *optional

    Optional flavor additions:

      For vanilla ice cream

      • 2 teaspoons vanilla extract

      For chocolate ice cream

      • ½ cup (50gms) Dutch cocoa powder

      For chocolate chip ice cream

      • ¾ cup (150gms) semi sweet chocolate chips

      Instructions
       

      • Put the tapioca starch into a small bowl. Measure the milk. Add a couple of table spoons of milk into the bowl with the tapioca starch and mix well to form a slurry.
      • Add remaining milk, cream, sugar and glucose syrup to a small saucepan.
      • Heat on medium-low, gently stirring well until all the sugar is dissolved.
      • Add tapioca starch slurry and mix well for a few minutes.
      • Remove from heat and allow to cool for a few minutes.
      • Transfer to heatproof container, cover and chill in fridge for at least four hours, ideally overnight.
      • Put storage container into freezer to chill
      • If using a self churning machine turn it on ten minutes before churning to cool down. Other wise remove the bowl from the freezer just before churning.
      • Churn the ice cream. It will be the consistency of soft serve when done.
      • Transfer churned ice cream to chilled container and freeze until firm.
      • To serve remove from the freezer, scoop and enjoy! Great on its own, in a ice cream sundae or pared with your favourite desserts. Delicious!

      Notes

      Adding flavors:
      This is a base for making Cuisinart ice cream maker recipes.  It's perfect for adding your own flavors.
      Some fun suggestions include:
      For vanilla ice cream - add 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract after you have allowed the base to cool.  Mix well.
      For chocolate ice cream -  add ½ cup (50gms) Dutch cocoa powder when you add the cream, milk and sugar to the post.  Mix well.  
      For chocolate chip ice cream - add ¾ cup (150 gms) semi sweet chocolate chips at end of churning if you have small chips.  If you chips are larger, layer the chips into the churned ice cream as you scoop it into the storage container.   
      This is just a very small selection of the ice cream flavors you can make in your Cuisinart Ice Cream maker.  
      Have fun experimenting, or for a tried and try recipes where someone has done the experimenting for you try one of my many Cuisinart ice cream maker recipes listed above.  Happy scooping!
      Ingredient substitutions:
      Tapioca starch - substitute with the same amount of corn flour.  The texture of your ice cream may start to go icy more quickly if you use corn flour.  If you are using corn flour add it to the cream and milk at the beginning of cooking the base, it the corn flour takes longer to cook.
      Glucose syrup - helps keep the ice cream soft and scoopable and stop it from freezing like a brick!  If you can't get glucose syrup you can try substituting the same amount of light corn syrup.  

      Nutrition

      Calories: 345kcalCarbohydrates: 25gProtein: 4gFat: 27gSaturated Fat: 17gPolyunsaturated Fat: 1gMonounsaturated Fat: 7gCholesterol: 84mgSodium: 39mgPotassium: 140mgSugar: 25gVitamin A: 1094IUVitamin C: 0.4mgCalcium: 106mgIron: 0.1mg

      Nutritional Disclaimer

      Nutritional information is an estimate based on an online database. The nutritional content of ingredients may vary by brand. If you require accurate nutritional information, you should calculate this based on the specific brands and products you are using.

      Keywords: egg free, philadelphia style ice cream
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      1. Ann

        November 09, 2023 at 12:04 pm

        5 stars
        There is so much I didn't know about the methods of ice cream making. Thanks so much!

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:15 pm

          You're welcome Ann. There's a lot to learn, but its easy when you have the right recipe 😀

          Reply
      2. Dannii

        November 09, 2023 at 2:07 pm

        5 stars
        So many great choices here. Birthday cake ice cream sounds amazing.

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:15 pm

          Thanks Dannii, my kids love the Birthday cake cake ice cream to, its so colorful 🙂

          Reply
      3. Toni

        November 09, 2023 at 2:13 pm

        5 stars
        This must be really fun!! My kids will surely enjoy making and eating these ice creams!

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:16 pm

          Defiantly kid approved. I have to keep my kids away from the ice cream until I've photographed them 😀

          Reply
      4. Andrea

        November 09, 2023 at 3:03 pm

        5 stars
        I love Cuisinart products and this ice cream maker is going on my "to buy" list right now. I can't wait to make all sorts of flavors.

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:16 pm

          Its amazing how many flavors you can make when you have your own ice cream maker. And they taste so much better than from the store 🙂

          Reply
      5. Andréa

        November 09, 2023 at 5:52 pm

        5 stars
        What a great wrap up for ice cream recipes prepared with a cuisinart ice cream maker. I'm going for the butterscotch flavor first, but I'm already looking at the others too, because the look so indulgent!

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:18 pm

          Thanks Andréa, butterscotch is an excellent place to start. I could practically drink that bourbon butterscotch sauce on its own :P. If you like indulgence I recommend the black forest ice cream next, a wonderful combo of indulgent chocolate ice cream with a tangy sour cherry swirl 🙂

          Reply
      6. Alexandra

        November 10, 2023 at 7:49 am

        5 stars
        Well, sold! This is one ice cream maker I need to own. Can't wait to try your delicious flavour variations once it arrives! Thanks for sharing xo

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:19 pm

          You're welcome Alex. And of course these recipes all work in any other brand of churning ice cream maker to 🙂 There are so many flavors to choose from.

          Reply
      7. Padma

        November 10, 2023 at 12:01 pm

        5 stars
        This is like a Wikipedia on ice creams! Have bookmarked it for reference. I particularly love the masala chai ice cream!

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 10, 2023 at 10:21 pm

          Oh that's gold Padma, I'd love to be known as the Wikipedia of ice creams 😀 The masala chai ice cream it so cozy with its different spices. If you like tea ice cream you might like my Earl Grey ice cream to, its got some lovely delicate tea and floral notes 🙂

          Reply
      8. Sharon

        November 11, 2023 at 10:51 pm

        5 stars
        I love your collection of ice creams, ice cream is my favorite dessert!! I've never tried using tapioca starch in an ice cream recipe, will check it out!

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 12, 2023 at 12:07 am

          Thanks Sharon, ice cream is one of my favorite desserts to! Yup tapioca starch is an easy way to help make your ice cream creamier at home, to try it next time you make ice cream 🙂

          Reply
      9. Sam

        November 12, 2023 at 12:00 am

        5 stars
        Super delicious ice cream! Love making it at home.

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 12, 2023 at 12:08 am

          Thanks Sam, its so good making your own ice cream at home, you can make so many more interesting flavors you can't get in stores 🙂

          Reply
      10. Diane Homan

        November 12, 2023 at 1:24 am

        Came for the info on ice cream makers, stayed for the drool-worthy ice cream ideas! My husband Ioves red velvet everything, so I thinknthats where we'll start.

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 13, 2023 at 11:09 am

          Thanks Diane, he will defiantly love my red velvet ice cream then! Its such a great contrast between the smooth red velvet ice cream and the tangy cream cheese frosting ice cream swirled through it 🙂

          Reply
      11. Amy Liu Dong

        November 12, 2023 at 1:02 pm

        5 stars
        Oh my gosh! I love ice cream so much and I am glad to know the different methods of making it. Thank you so much!

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 13, 2023 at 11:10 am

          You're welcome Amy. Making ice cream at home is easy when you have the right recipe 🙂

          Reply
      12. Claudia Cristina Ciorteanu

        November 12, 2023 at 4:25 pm

        5 stars
        Wow, all these ice-cream recipes look amazing ! 🤩

        Reply
        • Sarah Brooks

          November 13, 2023 at 11:07 am

          Thanks Claudia, I rather think so to!

          Reply

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