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126coupe 12-21-2009 03:15 PM

Ice Cream Makers
 
I'm tired of the rock salt/ice type makers. I want to simply add the ingredients and flip the switch. Any experiences, opinions??

dan79brooklyn 12-21-2009 04:04 PM

Received this Cuisinart model as a Wedding Present:

ICE-20 - Automatic Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream & Sorbet Maker - Ice Cream / Yogurt Makers - Products - Cuisinart.com

Works well, small batches, I've experimented a bit with flavors, but you need to stick with the ratios in the instructions, except instead of two cups cream, I do one cup cream and one cup half and half. I use only good organic milk and sugar, much better than any store bought ice cream.

My dad has one of the old ice/rock salt kind and it also works well if you don't mind the mess and cranking it yourself. Many people say they do make the best ice cream.

tabs 12-21-2009 04:05 PM

I Have one of those Ill Gelato by SIMAC things ...the unit contains its own freezer so allya do is flip da switch and set de timer....it only makes about 2 quarts and the stainless bowl does not come out....However it does make some nice fresh ice cream, ices and Sorbets...

I bought the thing used for $100...

tabs 12-21-2009 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dan79brooklyn (Post 5083011)
Received this Cuisinart model as a Wedding Present:

ICE-20 - Automatic Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream & Sorbet Maker - Ice Cream / Yogurt Makers - Products - Cuisinart.com

Works well, small batches, I've experimented a bit with flavors, but you need to stick with the ratios in the instructions, except instead of two cups cream, I do one cup cream and one cup half and half. I use only good organic milk and sugar, much better than any store bought ice cream.

My dad has one of the old ice/rock salt kind and it also works well if you don't mind the mess and cranking it yourself. Many people say they do make the best ice cream.

Has one of those...ehhhh

Ya gotta stick the bowl in the freezer to get cold...

dan79brooklyn 12-21-2009 04:25 PM

I store the bowl in the freezer in a plastic bag and take it out when I'm ready to make a batch.


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