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Reviewed: Aug. 7, 2009
This was delicious! I followed the ingredients and directions exactly! If I make it again, I'll leave out the sugar though. I think the sweetened milk was enough sweetener. Very high calorie recipe!
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Reviewed: Jul. 24, 2009
This coffee ice cream was delicious. The reason I gave it a 4 is because my husband, the coffee addict, found the flavor a little over whelming. Next time I will use fewer granules. I added chocolate chips, fudge and Carmel sauce. I will definitely make this again.
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Home Town: Mountainburg, Arkansas, USA
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Reviewed: Jun. 26, 2009
This was the best coffee ice cream I have ever had! I made it for my father on Father's Day.He loved it!! I made the recipe as submitted,but after 2 hours in the freezer I added dark chocolate chunks and pecan pieces. it took about 7 hours to freeze hard.It was wonderful. I'm making more tonight!!!!
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Reviewed: Nov. 30, 2008
I love this recipe .I will be making it alot this summer for me.To me it tasted like star bucks ice cream that I buy.It was very very very good.
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Reviewed: Jun. 20, 2008
WOW!! This was fantastic!! I was looking for a recipe that was on par with Ben & Jerry's or some other high end ice cream. This was it! I did add some chocolate/carmel pieces about 1/2 way through the freezing period. I will add heath next time! I also swirled in some caramel sauce. I followed the suggestion to stir every 1 1/2 hours during freezing to eliminate the ice crystals and it worked - our was smooth and creamy - just wonderful!! Thank you for this great recipe!!
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Reviewed: Mar. 19, 2008
Love It! Put less sugar, and use 1C whipping cream and 1 cup Plain Yogurt, turn out great! ?? a keeper!
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Reviewed: Feb. 3, 2008
To keep the ice cream from being crystal-y try this: Place the mixture in a metal baking dish and cover with plastic wrap. Place it in the freezer and keep the freezer door closed for one hour. Then take out the freezing mixture and see if the top and sides are starting to harden but the center is still slightly soft . If they aren't, put it back in the freezer and check every half hour for change. When the mix is starting to harden, take the mixture out and stir it gently but well. (If you want to add nuts or chocolate or coffee pieces -not that this recipe needs it- do so now). Re-cover it with plastic wrap and return it to the freezer. Freeze the mix for another hour then take it out and examine it again. Gently stir the mixture, cover again with plastic wrap, and return to the freezer. Freeze for another 1 & 1/2 hours or until hard. Before serving, let the mixture soften just a little so it's easier to scoop out. And there you have it. Your own home-made ice cream. I hope that helps~
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Reviewed: May 6, 2007
I agree with your comment, but I think that ice cream will always crystallize like that if it isn't churned while it's frozen (like the big french things that graeter's uses). If you think about it, if your ice cream melts while you're eating it, and you re-freeze it, the previously-melted part always has that texture, almost like it has been freezer-burned.
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Reviewed: Jan. 29, 2007
Great taste but it came out with a kind of weird texture, very very creamy but kind of like frozeny crystalized (hope that makes sense). If anyone else has this issue or knows how to fix it, let me know :)
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