www.fantes.com
Fante's Kitchen Wares Shop - fantes.com Click for Shopping Cart Checkout 
Shipping Schedule 
Order Tracking 
Customer Service & Info 
 One of America's oldest and most distinguished resources of cooks' wares, established in 1906

Search Site:

-Recent Additions-

A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-About Fante's
-Aebleskiver
-Apple
-Aprons
-Asparagus
-Aspic Cutters
-Atlas Pasta Instr
-Avocado
-Bakers, Ceramic
-Baking Cups
-Baking Helpers
-Baking Ingredients
-Baking Mats
-Baking Shells
-Banana
-Banneton
-Barbecue
-Barware
-Bellman Instr
-Blenders, Electric
-Blenders, Pastry
-Bottle Openers
-Bottle Stoppers
-Bottles
-Bowls, Prep/Mixing
-Bowls, Wood
-Bread
-Brioche
-Brisker Crisper
-Broilers
-Bron Mandolin Instr
-Brotform
-Brushes, Cleaning
-Brushes, Cooking
-Bundt Pans
-Butane Burner
-Butter
 ↑ 
-Cake Cutters
-Cake Decorating:
  ·Courses

  ·Flavors
  ·Food Colors
  ·Icing Tools
  ·Ingredients
  ·Pastry Bags
  ·Tips
-Cake Pans:
  ·Characters
  ·Christmas
  ·Easter
  ·Flan
  ·Halloween
  ·Jelly Roll Sheet
  ·Panettone
  ·Patriotic
  ·Rectangular
  ·Ring
  ·Round
  ·Shapes
  ·Sheet
  ·Shortbread
  ·Springform
  ·Square
  ·St Patrick
  ·Steam Pudding
  ·Tube
-Cake Rings
-Calculators
-Can Covers
-Can Openers
-Canners, Pressure
-Cannoli
-Cappuccino Acc
-Cappuccino Cups
-Casseroles
-Caviar
-Cazuela

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-Ceramics Guide
-Charlotte
-Cheese Graters
-Cheese Utensils
-Cherry
-Chestnut
-Chinois
-Chocolate
-Choppers
-Chopsticks
-Christmas & Winter
-Cleaners
-Cleavers
-Coeur a la Crème
-Coffee Pages:
  ·About Coffee

  ·Accessories
  ·AutoDrip
  ·Beans
  ·Cappuccino
  ·Chemex
  ·Espresso
  ·Filters
  ·French Press
  ·Manual Drip
  ·Mills & Grinders
  ·Percolators
  ·Roasters
  ·Turkish
  ·Vacuum
-Colanders
-Contact Us
-Conversion Tools
-Cookie Cutters:
  ·
General
  ·Gingerbread
  ·Easter
  ·Halloween
  ·Leaves
  ·Patriotic
  ·Sets & More
  ·St Patrick
  ·Winter
-Cookie Presses
-Cookie Sheets
-Cookware Guide
-Cooling Racks
-Copper Cookware
-Copper Molds
-Copper Re-Tinning
-Corers
-Corkscrews
-Corn
-Couscoussier
-Cream Horns
-Crème Brulee
-Crepe
-Custard Cups
-Customer Service
-Cutting Boards

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-Directions to Store
-Double Boilers
-Doughnuts
-Duck Press
-Dumplings
-Dutch Ovens
 ↑ 
-Easter
-Eclair
-Educated Pan Instr
-Egg Cookers
-Egg Utensils
-Enamelware Guide
-Escargot
-Espresso:
  ·Accessories

  ·Cups
  ·Frothers
  ·Spoons
  ·Electric
  ·Stovetop
-Extracts
 ↑ 
-Fat & Gravy
-Fish Pans
-Fish Tools
-Flan
-Flavors
-Flour
-Fondue
-Fondue Instr
-Food Colors
-Food Mills
-Food Processors
-Food Proc Acc
-French Fry
-French Press
-Frothers
-Fruit Ripener
-Fruit Tools
-Fry Pans, Iron
-Fryers, Deep
-Fun Kitchen Stuff
-Funnel Cake
-Funnels

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-Galette
-Garlic
-Garnishing
-Gaufrette
-Gift Certificates
-Gingerbread
-Grain Mills
-Grapefruit
-Graters
-Gratin Pans/Dishes
-Gravy & Fat
-Griddles, Grill Pans
-Grilling Baskets
-Grinders, Coffee
-Grinders, Meat
 ↑ 
-Halloween
-Ham Rack
-Hanging Racks
-Heat Diffusers
-Herb Mincers
-Honey
-Hooks, Magnetic
-Hooks, Pot Racks
 ↑ 
-Ice Cream
-Ice Utensils
-Icing Bags
-Icing Ingredients
-Icing Tools
-Imperia Pasta Instr
-Imperia Motor Instr
-Italian Market
 ↑ 
-Jars
-Jelly Roll Pans
-Juicers
 ↑ 
-Kitchen Links
-Knives:
  ·All About

  ·Cleavers
  ·Electric
  ·ErgoChef
  ·Fante's Pro
  ·Global
  ·Henckels 4 Star
  ·Kershaw
  ·Kyocera
  ·Misc
  ·Sabatier Carbon
  ·Safety Tools
  ·Sharpeners
  ·Storage
  ·Wusthof
-Kransekake
-Krumkake
-Kugelhopf

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-Lacquer Removal
-Ladles
-Leaves
-Loaf
 ↑ 
-Madeleine
-Mandolines
-Manufacturers List
-Marcato Ravioli Instr
-Matfer Mandolin Instr
-Mats
  ·Baking

  ·Cutting
  ·Grilling
  ·Pastry
  ·Sushi
-Measuring Cups
-Measuring Spoons
-Meat Grinders
-Meat Tools
-Meat Slicers
-Meat Smokers
-Melon Ballers
-Mezzaluna
-Microwave
-Milk Frothers
-Mincers
-Mitts & Potholders
-Mixers, Cuisinart
-Mixers, Hand
-Mixers, KitchenAid
-Mixing Bowls
-Mongolian Fire Pot
-Moravian Loaf
-Mortar & Pestle
-Muffin Cups
-Muffin Pans
-Mugs

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-NRTL List
-Nutmeg
-Nuts
 ↑ 
-Oil & Fryers
-Oils Flavors Extracts
-Olives
-Openers
-Order/Return Info
 ↑ 
-Paella
-Pancakes
-Pandoro
-Panettone
-Parchment Rolls
-Parchment Triangles
-Pasta Makers
-Pasta Utensils
-Pastry Bags
-Pastry Blenders
-Pastry Boards
-Pastry Brushes
-Pastry Cutters
-Pâtê Molds
-Patriotic Bakeware
-Peach Cakes Mold
-Peelers
-Pepper/Salt Mills
-Pepper/Salt Peugeot
-Pepper/Salt Shakers
-Peppercorns
-Percolators
-Philadelphia Links
-Pie
-Pierogi
-Pineapple
-Pitchers
-Pitters
-Pizza
-Pizzelle
-Plastics Guide
-Platt Pan
-Pocket Pastry
-Poffertjes
-Polenta
-Popcorn Poppers
-Pot de Crème
-Pot Holders
-Pot Racks:
  ·All About

  ·All Lines
  ·Enclume Bar
  ·Enclume Ceiling
  ·Enclume Floor
  ·Enclume Hooks
  ·Enclume Wall
  ·Rogar Ceiling
  ·Rogar Hooks
  ·Rogar Wall
-Potatoes
-Pourers
-Prep Bowls
-Pressure Cookers
-Privacy Policy
-Publications Links

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-Quiche
-Racks, Hanging
-Racks, Roast-Cool
-Raclettes
-Ravioli
-Recipe Card Boxes
-Retinning
-Returns
  ·Information

  ·Secure Form
-Rice
-Ring Molds
-Roasters, Ceramic
-Roasters, Coffee
-Roasters, Metal
-Rolling Pins
-Romertopf Bakers
-Rosettes
-Rumtopf
 ↑ 
-Salad
-Salt
-Salt/Pepper Mills
-Salt/Pepper Peugeot
-Salt/Pepper Shakers
-Sausage Funnels
-Scales
-Scissors & Shears
-Schlemmertopf
-Scones
-Scoops
-Scrapers
-Seafood Bakeware
-Seafood Tools
-Seasoning Metals
-Seltzer Siphons
-Serving Spatulas
-Serving Utensils
-Shakers
-Sharpeners
-Sheet Pans
-Shipping Charges
-Shopping Cart Help
-Shortbread
-Sifters
-Silicone Guide
-Simac MX-700 Instr
-Skewers
-Slicers, Electric
-Slicers, Mandolines
-Smokers
-Snails
-Soapstone Cookware
-Soda Siphons
-Soufflè
-Soup Bowls/Tureens
-Spaetzle
-Spatulas & Scrapers
-Spatulas, Icing
-Spice Jars, Racks
-Spoon Rests
-Spoons
-Springerle
-Springform
-St Patrick
-Stacks & Rings
-Stainless Steel Guide
-Steam Pudding
-Steamers
-Steel Pan Care
-Stew Pots
-Stollen
-Stoppers
-Store Directions
-Strainers
-Stroopwafel Irons
-Sugars & Utensils
-Sushi
-Syrup

   A-C   Ce-Cu   D-F   G-K
L-M   N-P   Q-S   T-Z

-Tabletop Acc
-Tagines
-Tart Pans
-Tea:
  ·About

  ·Accessories
  ·Infusers
  ·Kettles
  ·Leaves
  ·Pots
-Terms of Use
-Thermal Servers
-Thermometers
-Timers
-Tin Care
-Toasters
-Tongs
-Tools, Kitchen List
-Tortilla
-Towel Holders
-Trivets
-Truffle Slicers
-Tube Pans
-Tubes, Decorating
-Turners
-Turntables
 ↑ 
-Utensil Holders
-Utensils, General
-Vacuum Sealers
-Vacuum Sealing Guide
 ↑ 
-Waffle Makers
-Warmers
-Warranties
-Water Utensils
-Whipped Cream
-Whisks
-Wine Storage
-Wine Utensils
-Woks
-Wood Bowls
-Wood Care
-Wood Spoons
-Yogurt
-Zabaglione
-Zesters
 ↑ 

Fante's
Kitchen Wares Shop 
www.fantes.com
1006 S. Ninth St.
Philadelphia PA
19147-4798
USA

Customer Service

© COPYRIGHT
FANTE'S INC

 

Page Contents:
-Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker
-Cuisinart Insert
-Donvier Ice Cream Maker
-Electric Waffle Cone Maker
-Cone Holder
-Bombes
-Ice Cream Books
-Ice Cream Glasses & Dish
-Ice Cream & Portioning Scoops
-Liquid Filled Ice Cream Scoop & Spade
-Electric Ice Cream Scoop
-Ice Cream, Milk Shake & Iced Tea Spoons
-Frozen Foods Definitions
-Some Recipes Without Raw Eggs

Related Pages:
-Ice & Ice Cream Molds
-Jimmies & Sugar Decorations
-Care of Tinned Steel
-Pizzelle Makers
-Waffle Makers
-White Mountain Ice Cream Maker Manual
www.fantes.com Home

Ice Cream

The origins of ice cream date back to the 13th century, or even earlier, from mountainous regions of ancient China. Today, it's one of the most popular desserts throughout most of the world.

 
FAST AND EASY

Making ice cream at home is fast and easy. And you can avoid the stabilizers and artificial coloring that are part of most commercial ice creams. Here are some tips.

The easiest way to make it is with an electric ice cream maker. The refrigerated units (not shown here yet) are like mini freezers; just plug them in, allow cooling to occur, place your ingredients in a bowl, and the ice cream is ready within 20 minutes.

The electric ice cream makers that contain a freezing liner are just as quick. Freeze the liner/container overnight, place it in the ice cream maker, add the ingredients, and the stirring is done for you.

The manual ice cream makers that contain a freezing liner work just like the similar electric ones, except that you have to stir every few minutes. It is most important to stir the mixture while the ice cream is freezing. For one, the ice crystals that form along the metal container need to be scraped off. Also, it is important to stir in from 10% to 25% volume of air into the mixture for proper freezing and texture.

lekue ipop silicone ice pop molds, 2-pkThe old fashioned ice cream makers require rock salt and ice in the tub surrounding the freezing container. (This lowers the melting temperature of the ice.) The wonderful thing about these is that you can make great quantities at once, and they are relatively inexpensive to boot.

Ice cream is best stored in an airtight container in the freezer. It picks up other flavors fast, so eat it within a week or so. Freeze it in ice pop molds, like the one at right, to make it easier for the kids to handle. (Molds on our Ice Utensils page.)

 
THE SCOOPS

The scoops that work best, under most circumstances in our experience, are the liquid-filled ones. The heat from your hand keeps the surfaces of the scoop warm and prevents ice cream from sticking to the bowl, so it is easier to serve.

I like (as opposed to scraping,) to dig the tip of the scoop into the ice cream, then I turn the bowl so as to surround and separate a "ball" of ice cream. Like with a melon baller.

Use of a spade works best for scooping large quantities at a time.

What do the numbers mean? Scoop sizes are measured in "scoops per quart". Thus, a #8 scoop will measure approximately 8 level scoops per quart, and a #100 will measure about 100 scoops per quart. That's why they are also called food portioning scoops.

Top

Cuisinart ICE-50BC ice cream maker

Cuisinart ice cream maker
Cuisinart Supreme Commercial Quality Ice Cream Maker, ICE-50BC

$299.99
#121088
1-1/2 qt capacity,
Refrigerated unit is fully automatic and does not require pre-freezing,
Removable parts include easy-lock lid, mixing arm, mixing paddle and mixing bowl,
Transparent lid has opening on top to add extra ingredients,
Auto shutoff and audible alarm when done,
Instruction and recipe booklet included,
14 x 10-1/2",
15-1/2" long handle to handle,
11" high overall,
Brushed metal and plastic housing,
120v, 60Hz, 1.8 Amps, 220 Watts,
3 year limited warranty
China
Click for PDF Instruction Manual & Recipes (244KB)
cuisinart electric ice cream maker Cuisinart Electric Frozen Yogurt, Ice Cream, and Sorbet Maker
Model ICE-20

$49.99
#2114
1-1/2 qt capacity,
Freeze insert overnight, then make ice cream or sorbet in about 20 minutes,
Frozen insert rotates inside clear plastic housing,
Opening at top makes it easy to add ingredients during operation,
11-1/2" high,
8-1/2" base,
120v, 60Hz, 50 Watts,
3 year limited warranty
China
Click for PDF 2001 Instruction Manual & Recipes (153KB)
Click for PDF 1997 Instruction Manual & Recipes (571KB)
Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker Replacement Freezer Additional Insert for Cuisinart Electric Frozen Yogurt, Ice Cream, and Sorbet Maker

$29.99
#2115
1-1/2 qt capacity,
Fluid filled double-walled aluminum-alloy container, with plastic bottom keyed to fit the above Cuisinart ice cream maker,
Extra bowls are handy when you want to make one batch after another,
Model ICE-FRB insert fits models ICE-20 and ICE-25 only

Top

Donvier manual ice cream maker Donvier Manual Ice Cream Maker

$59.99
#16727
1 qt capacity,
8-1/4" round,
8-1/2" high without handle,
Manual with recipes included,
High impact plastic exterior,
Solution filled sealed aluminum insert,
Canada & Taiwan
Freeze insert overnight, then make 1 qt of ice cream or sorbet in about 20 minutes.
Click for PDF Instruction Manual & Recipes (93KB)

Top

Chefs Choice Waffle Cone Maker

Chefs Choice Waffle Cone Maker

Chefs Choice Waffle Cone Maker
ChefsChoice Waffle Cone Express 838

$59.99
#1287
Makes a thin waffle 7" round,
Non stick surface,
Instant temperature recovery,
Color select control,
Cord storage,
Upright storage,
Cone rolling form included,
Recipes included,
8-1/2" wide,
9-1/2" deep,
1 year warranty
China
ChefsChoice Waffle Cone Recipes
Chef's Choice Ice Cream Cone Holder Chef's Choice Ice Cream Cone Holder

$19.99
#1295
3-1/2" high,
8" wide top,
4-1/4" round weighted base,
Chrome plated steel,
Arms rotate
Taiwan

Top

round melon shaped bombe Round Melon Shaped Bombe, 3 Cup

$11.99
#6180
3 cup capacity,
6" round,
3" deep,
Rimmed edges,
Lid,
Tinned steel
Portugal
For making "ice cream bombe" or "zuccotto"
(Use & Care of Tinned Steel)
Round Melon Shaped Ice Cream Bombe Round Melon Shaped Bombe, 7 Cup

$14.99
#6187
7 cup capacity,
7.5" round,
4" high,
Rimmed edges,
Lid,
Tinned steel
Portugal
For making "ice cream bombe" or "zuccotto"
(Use & Care of Tinned Steel)
Oval Melon Shaped Ice Cream Bombe Oval Melon Shaped Bombe, 5 Cup

$14.99
#20836
5 cup capacity,
8.75" long,
6.5" wide,
3.5" deep,
Lid,
Tinned steel
Portugal
For making "ice cream bombe" or "zuccotto"
(Use & Care of Tinned Steel)

Top

Donvier Ice Cream Book Donvier Ice Cream Dessert Book, by Anna Creery

$15.95
#18909
Ice creams, custards, sorbets, ices, frozen yogurts, diet, sauces, etc.,
122 pages,
Soft cover,
Donning Publ.
Ben & Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream & Dessert Book Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Book

$9.95
#22468
90 recipes,
sorbets, summer sluches, sundaes & ice cream concoctions,
128 pages,
Soft cover,
Workman Publ.

Top

Ice Cream, Sunday, Milk Shake Glasses, Banana Split Plate Ice Cream Tulip Glass

$1.99
#10984
4" high,
3-5/8" top
4.5 oz.
Ice Cream Sundae Tulip Glass

$2.59
#8689
6" high,
4" top
Milk Shake Tulip Glass

$1.99
#11979
6-3/4" high,
3-5/8" top
12 oz.
Banana Split Tulip Glass Dish

$2.49
#12734
1-1/4" high,
8-1/4" long,
3-3/4" wide

Top

1758icecream.jpg (21205 bytes) Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #100

$13.99
#1758
100 scoops per quart,
0.32 oz,
2 tsp,
1-1/8" wide bowl,
Stainless
Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #70

$13.99
#1757
70 scoops per quart,
0.46 oz,
2.75 tsp,
1-1/4" wide bowl,
Stainless
Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #50

$13.99
#1759
50 scoops per quart,
0.65 oz,
3.9 tsp,
1-1/2" wide bowl,
Stainless
Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #24

$13.99
#1732
Standard size
24 scoops per quart,
1.3 oz,
2" wide bowl,
Stainless
Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #16

$13.99
#1733
16 scoops per quart,
2 oz,
2-3/8" wide bowl,
Stainless
Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #12

$13.99
#1735
Standard size,
12 scoops per quart,
3.5 oz,
2.4" wide bowl
18/8 stainless steel
Ice Cream and Portioning Scoop #8

$13.99
#1760
8 scoops per quart,
4 oz,
2-3/4" wide bowl,
Stainless
triangular portioning ice cream scoop Triangular Ice Cream Portioning Scoop

$19.99
#1701
9" long overall,
2.25" x 2" scoop,
Spring loaded bowl scraper,
18/10 stainless steel
imported from italy Imported from Italy
rectangular portioning ice cream scoop Rectangular Ice Cream Portioning Scoop

$19.99
#1702
8.75" long overall,
2.2" x 1.6" scoop,
Spring loaded bowl scraper,
18/10 stainless steel
imported from italy Imported from Italy
oval portioning ice cream scoop Oval Ice Cream Portioning Scoop

$19.99
#1750
8.75" long overall,
2.25" x 1.75" scoop,
Spring loaded bowl scraper,
18/10 stainless steel
imported from italy Imported from Italy
Diamond shaped ice cream scoop Diamond Ice Cream Scoop

$19.99
#1771
9.4" long,
2.5" x 1.75" diamond scoop,
1" deep,
1.25 oz capacity,
Spring-loaded handle,
Die cast stainless steel body,
Made in China
Half circle ice cream scoop Half-Circle Ice Cream Scoop

$19.99
#1772
8.75" long,
2.25" wide scoop,
1.25" deep,
1.25 oz capacity,
Spring-loaded handle,
Die cast stainless steel body,
Made in China
Heavy Duty Ice Cream Scoop With Thumb Release Ice Cream Scoop With Thumb Release,  Zack Futuro

$22.99
#4647
7-3/8" long,
2-1/8" wide scoop,
Spring loaded thumb release,
Squared handle,
Heavy gauge stainless,
Germany
Twister ice cream scoop Twister Ice Cream Scoop

$12.99
#122118
9" long,
Alloy body,
Rubberized handle,
Made in Taiwan
Scoop shape allows it to twist easily into hard ice cream.
Leifheit Feel it! Ice Cream Scoop Leifheit Feel it! Stainless Ice Cream Scoop

$12.99
#3210
8" long,
Stainless with molded ergonomic grip handle,
Dishwasher safe,
5 year warranty
zyliss ice cream scoop

zyliss ice cream scoop, orange
zyliss ice cream scoop, green
zyliss ice cream scoop, blue
zyliss ice cream scoop
Zyliss Ice Cream Scoop

$8.99 ea.
#121146
7-1/2" long,
1-7/8" at its widest,
Non stick metal scoop,
Hi impact plastic handle,
China
Assorted colors
Stainless steel ice cream scoop Ammara Stainless Steel Ice Cream Scoop

$5.99
#3441
7" long,
1.75" wide scoop,
Cast stainless steel,
Made in China
Orka Scoop & Press Ergonomic Ice Cream Scoop

$4.99
#120093
8" long,
2" wide scoop,
Single piece construction,
Dishwasher safe,
Press the flexible pad on back to release ice cream
China

Top

Zeroll Zerolon Scoop Zeroll Zerolon Scoop

$23.99
#14216
7" long,
20 scoops per quart,
Teflon infused cast aluminum,
Self defrosting fluid in handle
Made in USA USA
Do not place in boiling water, dishwasher, or subject to heat over 140°F
Zeroll Zerolon Ice Cream Spade Zeroll Zerolon Ice Cream Spade

$25.99
#14217
8-3/4" long,
2-5/8" wide spade,
Teflon infused cast aluminum,
Self defrosting fluid in handle
Made in USA USA
Do not place in boiling water, dishwasher, or subject to heat over 140°F
10479icecream.jpg (16898 bytes) Anti-Freeze Ice Cream Scoop

$3.99
#10479
1-5/8" wide bowl, 
7" long overall,
Aluminum alloy
Liquid filled handle transfers heat from hand, to easily release ice cream,
Made of aluminum alloys
Do not place in boiling water, dishwasher, or subject to heat over 140°F
Anti-Freeze Ice Cream Spade

$4.59
#10478
2-5/8" wide bowl,
8-1/4" long overall,
Aluminum alloy
Liquid filled handle transfers heat from hand, to easily release ice cream,
Made of aluminum alloys
Do not place in boiling water, dishwasher, or subject to heat over 140°F
aqua ice cream scoop Aqua Ice Cream Scoop

$14.99
#2991
9-1/4" long overall,
1-1/8" round handle base,
Cast metal,
Fill with warm water before use,
Rubberized removable screw plug at bottom of handle,
Wash by hand
China
Do not place in boiling water, dishwasher, or subject to heat over 140°F
Deni electric ice cream scoop Deni Electric Ice Cream Scoop

$14.95
(Reg. 24.95)
#121090
10-1/8" long overall,
6-1/8" long handle,
Santoprene grips on handle,
Round drip guard,
UL Listed 120v, 60Hz, 25 Watts,
6' long electrical cord,
For household use only,
1 year limited warranty,
Works by heating scoop for easy release
China
Click for PDF Manual

Top

Set of 6 Ice Cream Spoons Ice Cream Spoons, Set of 6

$11.99
#22693
Thinly elegant,
Stainless,
5.25" long
milk shake, sundae, and iced tea spoons Milk Shake & Iced Tea Spoons, Set of 2

$4.99
#1627
8.25" long overall,
Handle is 6.5" long,
1.1" wide bowls,
18/10 stainless steel
China

 Top

 
Definitions

The USDA defines the following Frozen Desserts:

Ice Cream Ice cream is made from cream, milk, sweeteners, flavorings, stabilizers, and emulsifiers. To be shipped in interstate commerce, it must contain at least 10 percent milk-fat.

Frozen Custard (French Ice Cream) Frozen custard, also called French ice cream or New York ice cream, has egg yolks added.

Low-Fat Ice Cream Low-fat ice cream, or ice milk, is made from milk, stabilizers, sweeteners, and flavorings, and contains not more than 3 grams of fat per 4-ounce serving. Ice creams advertised as "reduced fat" or "light" must have a lower fat content than "regular" ice cream, but may not meet the standard for "low-fat." Soft-serve frozen desserts are similar to low-fat ice cream, but are specially processed.

Sherbet Sherbet, made from milk, fruit or fruit juice, stabilizers, and sweeteners, has about twice as much sweetener as ice cream. It must have 1 to 2 percent milk-fat.

Frozen Yogurt Frozen yogurts, containing sweeteners and flavorings, are available in regular and low-fat varieties.

In addition, there's Italian Gelato, which cannot be called Ice Cream because of its low fat.

Italian Gelato is generally made with whole milk and maybe a little cream, for a total fat content of about 2-8% (vs 15-20% in ice cream). It is dense and creamy because it is not aerated, so it usually only contains 15-20% air (vs up to 50% in ice cream).

Besides milk, and sometimes cream, gelato usually contains sugar and perhaps also eggs. With little cream to disguise it, much of its great taste comes through from the fresh added ingredients.

Gelato can be made by hand, or more easily by using one of the machines shown on this page.

Top

Making Homemade Ice Cream Without Using Raw Eggs

Protect yourself from the danger of possible Salmonella infection by using a homemade ice cream recipe made with a cooked egg base, commercial PASTEURIZED egg substitutes or without eggs. Egg mixtures used in making cooked bases for ice cream are safe if they reach 160° F when tested with a thermometer. At this temperature, the mixture should coat a metal spoon.

Eggless Vanilla Ice Cream
lancaster.unl.edu/food/icecream.htm

2 cups milk
1 cup sugar
2 cups whipping cream or half and half
2 teaspoons vanilla

Combine ingredients and stir briskly about two minutes until sugar is dissolved. (Undissolved sugar crystals may be a cause of large ice crystal formation.) Pour into a 1-gallon ice cream freezer can and freeze according to manufacturer's directions.


Frozen Custard Ice Cream with Cooked Eggs
www.aeb.org

Makes 1½ to 2 quarts

6 eggs
2 cups milk
¾ cup sugar
2 to 3 tablespoons honey
¼ teaspoon salt
2 cups whipping cream
1 tablespoon vanilla
Crushed ice
Rock salt

In medium saucepan, beat together eggs, milk, sugar, honey and salt. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture is thick enough to coat a metal spoon with a thin film and reaches at least 160°F.

Cool quickly by setting pan in ice or cold water and stirring for a few minutes. Cover and refrigerate until thoroughly chilled, at least 1 hour.

When ready to freeze, pour chilled custard, whipping cream and vanilla into 1-gallon ice cream freezer can. Freeze according to manufacturer's directions using 6 parts ice to 1 part rock salt. Transfer to freezer containers and freeze until firm.

Note: The National Honey Board advises that Any recipe containing honey should not be served to children under 1 year of age.

VARIATIONS:

Banana Nut: Reduce vanilla to 1½ teaspoons. Cook and cool as above. Stir 3 large ripe bananas, mashed and ½ cup chopped toasted pecans into custard mixture. Freeze as above.

Cherry: Reduce vanilla to 1 teaspoon. Add 2 tablespoons almond extract. Cook and cool as above. Partially freeze. Add 2 pounds pitted pureed dark sweet fresh cherries OR 1 can (16 to 17 oz.) pitted dark sweet cherries, drained and chopped. Complete freezing.

Chocolate: Add 3 squares (1 oz. each) unsweetened chocolate to egg mixture. Cook, cool and freeze as above.

Plum: Reduce vanilla to 1 teaspoon. Cook and cool as above. Partially freeze. Add 1½ pounds pitted pureed ripe fresh plums. Complete freezing.

Strawberry: Omit vanilla. Cook and cool as above. Partially freeze. Add 2 cups sweetened crushed fresh strawberries. Complete freezing.


Eggless Easy Ice Cream
www.eggbeaters.com/recipes/recipe.jsp?recipeId=100274

Makes: 8 servings

½ cup granulated sugar
2 cups cold whole milk
2 cups cold whipping cream
½ cup Egg Beaters® Egg Product
2 tablespoons vanilla extract

Combine sugar, milk, cream, egg product, and vanilla in a medium-sized bowl. Stir until sugar is dissolved.

Freeze at least 4 hours.

Top