Mad Scientist Ice Cream in a Bag

"My daughter made this at Girl Scout camp, though not exactly gourmet, it sure is a fun and tasty treat for the kids to make. We use it ourselves now when we go camping."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
1
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place milk, vanilla and sugar into smaller bag. Zip closed then seal again with duct tape. Squeeze bag gently to mix.
  • Fill gallon bag halfway with ice and then add salt. Put smaller bag inside and seal bigger bag.
  • Shake bag until the ice cream in the small interior bag feels firm.
  • Remove small bag, wipe dry and carefully cut top off.
  • Eat your ice cream right out of the bag!

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Reviews

  1. love it!i home school and we did it for snack time.they complained that they had to shake so long but said was totally worth it!!ohhh and i did not crush the ice and it only took like 15 mins. i also triple bagged it to lock in the cold more.!!!!!!!!!
     
  2. This turned out really good! We did this with our daughter a couple nights ago just for fun!! Thanks for the recipe!
     
  3. 5 stars because it tastes great! We made three kinds, the vanilla, chocolate (just added 1/4 tsp cocoa powder instead of the vanilla) and cinnamon (added with the vanilla). All three were yummy..although I think we all prefered the chocolate. Now, it took FOREVER to actually turn into icecream, for us way longer then 20 mins..more like 45 mins, and we had to add more ice and salt. I am wondering if we crushed our ice too much, as it melted pretty quickly. We ended up wrapping hand towels around the bags to help our hands (they were going numb from the cold) and that made it much easier. Thanks for sharing this recipe, it was a fun family activity!
     
  4. Our 4-H group made this tonight and it turned out VERY good! It froze quicker than expected which was a nice suprise. This is a great idea for a group activity. Thanks!
     
  5. I used half & half and it reminded us of Hagen Dazs! It was so yummy. My son couldn't believe he was making ice cream. Fun activity and takes a tad of patience- great thing for kids, and Mom's too! I think we'll use this as an activity at a birthday party coming up. I suppose instead of sugar you could also try a splash of strawberry or chocolate syrup? Delicious as is!
     
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<p>I've lived in Indiana all of my 51 years. I'm a wife and working mother of two. I enjoy cooking, but probably I enjoy perusing and collecting recipes even more! I'm an avid photographer and I also enjoy hiking, reading, camping, and spending time with my family. I'm a nature lover for sure and have a fondness for animals much to my husband's chagrin and my children's delight!</p>
 
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