can I use this for the ice cream and freeze it?
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Yes, if you want individual servings for like toddlers. I use them to freeze individual servings of applesauce so I would think Ice Cream would work in them also.
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I use it t freeze dog treats. You can use it freeze ice cream but since it is advertised as 4 ounces it will hold 1/2 cup or less
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Yes u probably could, but when mine is the thickeness I want, I remove it from the prep bucket and put into plastic one quart freezer containers. Air will not get to the icecream in the freezer containers.
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I would have no reason to put this product in the freezer - I think it's designed to be a "batter" bowl that you might use for a batter (like a yeast batter) that might be held over night to rise, or to store in the refrigerator.
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No, simply freeze the metal insert in the freezer (I recommend a full 24-hours) and take out of the freezer as soon as you have all the items from the recipe you are using mixed together. Then take the metal insert out of the freezer and pour in your mix and follow the instructions. The key is to take out the insert as soon as you are ready to start making the ice cream. Hope this helps.
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Yes it can. We keep it in the container ( a really nice tin one) in the freezer, but you don't really need to.
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Yes....I just popped the whole container in a freezer....use ice cream scoop to use as needed
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No, it is designed for chunks of frozen fruit. It chops and purees the frozen fruit into a sort of sorbet. It does it well, mind you, but no, you'd have to buy an ice cream freezer to make ice cream.
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Yes, the manufacture wants you to get it as close to zero degrees as you can. If the can is still liquid; it is not cold enough and may have trouble making the ice cream. Depending on its temperature it may just take longer or give you a softer product. Turn down you freezer as far as possible, put the canister in the back part of the freezer and surround it with other foods. That should help.
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Yes you can, i do. I add water to tast almost half & half. I place it in the freezer untill cold. Personally I have had 5 machines this is the best....enjoy
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Yes you can, but I would add some ice cubs to it if the item is room temperature or water if the items are chilled. You get a quicker result if you quarter a big fruit or vegetable.
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Jen It depends on the recipe you use and how cold your freezer is. With a good recipe your ice cream wont get icy unless you freeze and thaw it, and freeze and thaw it a bunch of times. You can avoid that by storing it in single or small serving containers. Many ice creams get very hard after a night in the freezer but 10 seconds in a microwave softens them up fine. For more tips and recipes check out my website www.iloveicecream.net
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I don't see why not if you're using glass jars. However, if you really want to preserve the nutrition freezing is the best way.
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Yes, it can be "frozen" which is more like chilled. The usage statement says to place it in the freezer for 2 hours.
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I use these to do the final freeze on ice cream which is thicker that water. I also use them to freeze ice cream liquid mix which is about like milk and they do not saturate before it freezes. They are quite sturdy - I'd say give it a shot and see what happens - allow a little room for expansion.
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I would think that you could. I worked at a Dairy Queen that made ice cream cakes and we put edible images like these on ice cream cakes all the time and they did fine. Make sure the cake is frozen really hard.
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Thay would be problematic. Just put the whole thing in freezer. Freeze the top separately and when the frozen dessert is done, put in immediately cover and freeze.
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No, i don't think its a silly question at all... but to answer your question... No, i don't believe it can. It has a tiny little freezer section in the top corner but that only freezes enough to make ice. If you were to put ice cream in either frig or freezer it might stay really cold and formed but it will become very very soft like it was slowly melting or something. but ice cream bars seem to stay frozen in the freezer part (bars like ice cream snickers or just regular candy bars,butter,ice) things of that nature.Well, i hope i was of some help to you with this reply. Feel free to ask anything else you need to know about my experince with this purchase. I'm happy to help. No, i don't think its a silly question at all... but to answer your question... No, i don't believe it can. It has a tiny little freezer section in the top corner but that only freezes enough to make ice. If you were to put ice cream in either frig or freezer it might stay really cold and formed but it will become very very soft like it was slowly melting or something. but ice cream bars seem to stay frozen in the freezer part (bars like ice cream snickers or just regular candy bars,butter,ice) things of that nature.Well, i hope i was of some help to you with this reply. Feel free to ask... » Read More No, i don't think its a silly question at all... but to answer your question... No, i don't believe it can. It has a tiny little freezer section in the top corner but that only freezes enough to make ice. If you were to put ice cream in either frig or freezer it might stay really cold and formed but it will become very very soft like it was slowly melting or something. but ice cream bars seem to stay frozen in the freezer part (bars like ice cream snickers or just regular candy bars,butter,ice) things of that nature.Well, i hope i was of some help to you with this reply. Feel free to ask anything else you need to know about my experince with this purchase. I'm happy to help. « Show Less