FIVE-MINUTE BAGGIE ICE CREAM
Patti Diamond
Easy, amazing culinary experiment that results in a serving of delicious vanilla ice cream. Can baggies, ice and milk make the BEST ice cream? Get the kiddies and find out!
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 0 minutes mins
Total Time 5 minutes mins
Course Desserts, Snack
Cuisine American
- ½ cup milk or half and half
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- ¼ teaspoon vanilla
- 4 tablespoons table salt to go with the ice
Start with one gallon sized and one quart sized zip top bags. Place three cups of ice cubes in the gallon sized bag. Set aside. Into the quart sized bag; pour one half cup of milk or half and half, one teaspoon sugar, and a quarter teaspoon vanilla. Make sure the quart sized bag is completely sealed.
Place four tablespoons of salt and mix it with the ice in the gallon sized bag. Put the salt with the ice NOT in the cream mixture. I apologize to all the people who didn’t need that spelled out.
Place the quart sized bag inside the gallon sized bag. Seal the gallon sized bag and shake, shake, shake! Shake the bags for 5 minutes.
Open the baggie and – et voilà! We have ice cream. Really delicious ice cream.
You can eat your miraculous ice cream right out of the baggie, or get fancy and place it in a pretty dish. Add toppings as desired. I like a little chocolate syrup and almonds. But strawberries are nice, too. In Joy!
Keyword Ice Cream, Kids in the Kitchen, Spring, Summer