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  • #597894
    Heshy
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    Hence…

    Do ice cream machines make average, good or very good ice cream?

    This is important as dear wife doesn’t want to part from her beloved ice-cream.

    Upon making, for instance, a gallon will one save considerable over the cholov yisrael brands so that it is worthwhile?

    Any recommendations?

    #784993
    Droid
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    How much does an ice cream machine cost? What is used to make the ice cream?

    #784994
    adorable
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    I dont think the ice cream is half as good as the ones that you buy

    #784995
    lakewoodwife
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    We have an ice cream maker and we use it- a few points:

    – It completely depends on the recipe you use. A good recipe will produce a good ice cream (to compare to cholov stam…our ice creams have been likened to Haagen Daaz and Ben & Jerry’s). A bad recipe will not be as good.

    – It is cheaper (or at least it comes close) to buy ice cream (even at current prices) then to make it. Also remember that making ice cream also requires an input of time (better ice cream=more time)

    All that being said I think, if you have the time, it can be worth it- you control the ingredients & flavors, no additives, and some of the best Cholov Yisroel ice cream we’ve ever come across.

    If you have any questions feel free to ask.

    for refference we paid about $20 for our machine about 16 years ago)

    #784996
    Pac-Man
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    lakewood: It is cheaper to buy than to make based upon Cholov Yisroel or Cholov Akum brand prices?

    #784997
    lakewoodwife
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    cholov yisrael

    #784998
    kapusta
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    If you make it yourself, and you use good ingredients, (read: fat and calories and not so cheap) it’ll be great. At the end of the day, if the cost of ingredients went up, either you pay when you make it or pay when you buy it. You can also use it for ices or sorbets.

    lakewoodwife, Do you have a recipe for chocolate with no eggs (or no raw eggs) or anything good in general? TIA

    Pac- Definitely C”Y but probably both.

    *kapusta*

    #784999
    Pac-Man
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    Pac- Definitely C”Y but probably both.

    kapusta: If it cost more to make homemade ice-cream than to buy ready-made C”Y, then by definition it is obviously more than ready-made C”A (which is cheaper than C”Y).

    #785000
    kapusta
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    kapusta: If it cost more to make homemade ice-cream than to buy ready-made C”Y, then by definition it is obviously more than ready-made C”A (which is cheaper than C”Y).

    Huh? I was trying to say that making C”Y ice cream costs more than buying ready made and using C”S products to make it would probably cost more also than buying C”S ready made (especially since major supermarkets usually have it on sale). What was your question?

    *kapusta*

    #785001
    bezalel
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    It is cheaper to buy than to make based upon Cholov Yisroel or Cholov Akum brand prices?

    Both. But it is a great summertime project for kids.

    If you make frozen yogurt you can save money (especially if you also have a yogurt maker*).

    *Making yogurt is not a great kids project.

    #785002
    lakewoodwife
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    All the best recipes have eggs- but NOT raw eggs. The best ice creams are based on a custard. I do have recipes I’ll try to post them later. We use 2 basics, a chocolate & a vanilla. The vanilla serves as the base for most other flavors. We’ve done coffee, strawberry (when bugs weren’t such an issue), & mint quite successfully.

    #785003
    Droid
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    strawberry (when bugs weren’t such an issue)

    The bugs only started infesting strawberries recently?

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