Can this icecream mix be used for soft serve icecream maker and dispenser from Cuisinart? I just bought the soft serve icecream maker for my nephew and I want to be sure I purchase the right icecream mix for soft serve!! Thanks!
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Dear Leesa, Yes it can. Here is a review from one of our satisfied customers: This ice cream mix is VERY yummy and VERY easy to make! We used it in the Cuisinart Soft Serve Ice Cream Machine and it was fabulously rich! Regards, Diane Customer Care
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No you just mix the ice cream recipe of your choice then place it in the dessert maker. I ordered the Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream book it has easy good recipes. You then let the maker churn for about 30 minutes. At this point it is still soft ice cream. I put it in the freezer for a few hours then it's great.
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Make sure the ingredients are ALL very cold and that the ice cream maker bowl has been frozen for a couple days. Keep trying. My first two batches were too liquid in texture. You can use those as a smoothy (someone suggested this to me).
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Hi Crystal-I have only used this mixer to make cream cheese frosting. It does well on the mixing part but beware that if you put too much powdered sugar in at once it will POOF out of the openings (there is a small space between the bowl and the splatter guard). I made a cake in it last night. I am very happy with this mixer. I use it to make my own bread. It is not a strong enough or big enough mixer to make a 3 loaf recipe.
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I'm not sure exactly but I recently made the 5 quart recipe in the book that came with the maker and I had excess so the 4 quart recipe should be close to the right amount. And if you fill it over half by too much it will overflow when it freezes into ice cream. Hope this helps.
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I found this information on line so this is not my own saying but it's what I could find on this waffle maker. Results 1 - 40 of 1500 - Chef's Choice 838 Waffle Cone Express Ice Cream ..... Designed for regular commercial use, it's both NSF ... cETLus, ETL, NSF, ANSI 4 ( Eurodib - WECCHBAT ) ...
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I would not recommend it. The instructions state specifically for home use only. It is a wonderful ice cream maker and I highly recommend it for home use.
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I have one of these waffle cone makers and bought one for my son-in-law for Christmas. We love it since we make homemade ice cream and wanted homemade waffle cones to go with. Easy to make and better tasting then the ones from the ice cream stores. My one suggestion is, be careful and use them quickly when the weather is humid since they get limp.
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I use it when making ice cream by simply following the instructions for vanilla and adding a bit of this Matcha as flavoring. I sometimes cheat and use two tablespoons in Hagen Daz vanilla in a pinch.
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Yes it would, I just had a slushie made on this model at a friend's place, which is why I'm snagging one now. Just look up "slush syrup" or "snow cone syrup"... the options are limitless. You can also use juice, which I have to say is pretty great. Pineapple and orange in a slush, with a bit of simple syrup and lemon juice is awesome. (simple syrup: cook equal amounts of sugar and water for about 15 minutes below a simmer)
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I wouldn't but you could mix something thin like chocolate milk. We have only mixed little blocks, puff balls, paper pieces, etc. I don't want to get anything sweet up into the motor section of the mixer.
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Thanks for the post, I'm just trying to make some ice cream but every recipe in my book says "heavy milk"; I'm going to try to find heavy cream and use it in my recipe.
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I don't know. I have made lots of different flavored ice cream and sherbet but haven't used yogurt yet. I will tell you not to use more than 3 cups of mixture as it can overflow bucket. Chill mixtue well and run machine to get bucket cold and it takes about 40 min. to get a soft serve texture and then freeze till firm
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not much, it would work fine for soft serve but not for hard ice cream that we would have at home. I wanted for malts and blizzards but does not work. It has the power but the actual arm that mixes( about the size of a nickle) will not work on the hard ice cream it needs to be larger.'
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When I make our slushies I put the syrup in the bottom like the directions said. I'm certain that you could do the same for the iced coffee. I will have to try it! love iced coffee!
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You can make anything you want in this bad boy. You put the liquid in the pitcher and the ice is on the top of the machine, so you can mix up anything you like. Hope that helps!
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The scoop would work for icecream. However, the scoop only holds about two tablespoons. You might better buy a larger scoop. They come in all sizes.