Fun Ice Cream Flavors!

[DrakeMaiden]

Hokey Pokey Ice Cream sounds good. Interesting article.

Great idea to make an ice cream ball.

 

[bibliophile birds]

Hokey Pokey Ice Cream sounds good. Interesting article.

found another article about Hokey Pokey that mentions why NZ ice cream is so good: BECAUSE IT'S SUSTAINABLE!!!

well, they don't say sustainable, but that's what they mean.

New Zealand's ice cream is well-loved for a reason. They use locally-produced, fresh ingredients, including fresh milk, cream and sugar. The nation is world-famous for the quality of its dairy products, the result of a clean environment, year-round grazing on outdoor pasture, a technologically advanced dairy industry, and strict quality and hygiene standards. New Zealand ice cream is made from the best and freshest dairy ingredients available anywhere.

good i love and miss that country.

 

[DrakeMaiden]

New Zealand's ice cream is well-loved for a reason. They use locally-produced, fresh ingredients, including fresh milk, cream and sugar.

Well d'uh! That is part of what I like about making my own ice cream -- you can put ingredients in it that you know where they came from, instead of just getting whatever is on offer at the supermarket.

 

[Henrietta23]

Not terribly exciting but the last time we made homemade ice cream I discovered at the last minute I had no vanilla so I substitued anise flavoring. The ice cream had a nice subtle licorice flavor. If I'd had any licorice candy I'd have added bits. Can't do that now unless anyone knows of a source for gluten free licorice.
I told myself to stay away from this thread. I want to try them all! Figures I'm in a two week dairy free trial and I cave in and peek!

 

[dntd]

With a licorice flavor you could bake an orange flavor for tiger tail I use anise alot in baking.