Salt lowers the freezing point of liquids (that's why they use it on roads in the northern climates when it snows).
Alohol has a lower freezing point than water
Carbonation also drops the freezing point of water.
Hi All,
I have been trying to make some Protein Ice Cream lately and every time I attempt to do so in my ice cream maker the ice cream seems to freeze too quickly and freezes to the inside of the bowl/ice cream maker. I then have to scrap the ice cream out which never really works. Has anyone had this problem before?
I am trying to do something simple:
1 scoop ON 100% Whey
1 cup heavy cream or coconut oil
And thats it. Am i missing something that will keep it from freezing so hard and quickly?
Any help would be great.
Thanks,
Drifter
Salt lowers the freezing point of liquids (that's why they use it on roads in the northern climates when it snows).
Alohol has a lower freezing point than water
Carbonation also drops the freezing point of water.
Once, when my mix was too cold... but I just make a primalised 'normal' ice cream.
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Whipping some air into the cream will keep it from freezing as hard (Thanks, ChocoTaco!).
I am hoping you meant coconut MILK... not oil.
Definitely stop using salt on the ice to freeze it. Plus I think I would whip the ingredients in a blender first to build up some air into it.
May I ALSO suggest skipping the whey powder and just adding in eggs? Whole eggs + coconut milk, scalded and cooled. Whip in blender, as in a T or two of your personal fav sweetener, OPA!
Protein ice cream? Yuck. What's wrong with a big rib eye steak fried in lard, followed by Hag Daz vanil?
Personally, I would LOVE to have a high protein ice cream available. I work from home however, I don't have that *water cooler* luxury like people do in offices.... and can't always get away from my desk to make a steak. Hell, most weekends I have to prepare a HUGE bowl of tuna salad to grab when I can... sometimes I've had it for every single meal in the day.
Ive tried loads of different ways of making an ice cream that wasnt rock solid without any success.
The only way Ive found is to get it out the freezer about half an hour before you want to eat it!
I'm not a complete idiot! There's parts missing!!
I also made tons of rock solid ice cream until I followed ChocoTaco's recipe:
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum...tml#post798664
It works like a charm! The gelatin and whipped cream make a world of difference. I tried alcohol before with minimal success.
This does not compute. What is this "water cooler" luxury you speak of? I can't imagine how working from home makes it MORE difficult to eat what you want when you want. Do you chain yourself to your desk for 12 hours at a time?
When you are at an office, you may put in 5-6 ACTUAL hours of work per day (just from interoffice conversations, personal calls, etc........ you lose working time).... while still getting paid for every hour you are there.
My job from home consists of logging into a timing system.... so, personal phone calls, potty breaks, Skype calls, dealing with issues of what would not be considered work related.... my system logs out. Ergo, I'm not getting paid.
Some days, because people don't *get* that a WFH job is still a JOB, I might get backed up... so, a grab and go lunch is what I have to do to make up for the time I *lost*, while office workers would still get paid.
Sorry this doesn't compute to you.![]()