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  • 14 Aug 2013 6:39 PM
    Message # 1365403
    Deleted user
    Hi Everyone
    Can anyone help me with vanilla icecream.   I make it according to recipe in David's books Toxic Oils and Sweet Poison but I can't get it without the iciness when frozen.   Does anyone have a solution.   I have success with chocolate and strawberry.
    Dawn
  • 14 Aug 2013 7:58 PM
    Reply # 1365459 on 1365403
    Deleted user
    Are you using an icecream maker? Sometimes with some icecreams the additives like cocoa help reduce the icyness.  Some people add malt extract to their vanilla icecreams, this helps reduce the hardness of the icecream.  But what you can do if you don't have an icecream maker, it may be a pain in the butt but end result should be good, every 2 hours or so take the ice cream out and beat it (probably best with an electric mixer).
  • 17 Aug 2013 5:34 PM
    Reply # 1368660 on 1365403
    Deleted user
    I substitute some of the dextrose for liquid glucose, heat the whole mixture up in a saucepan to soften the glucose, cool it then churn it. This makes the icecream really soft and non-icey for weeks
  • 27 Sep 2013 1:58 AM
    Reply # 1399526 on 1365403
    Deleted user
    Thanks for replies.   I have experimented with the glucose syrup in vanilla ice-cream and am having some success, it seems to work well, I am still adjusting quantities of syrup and dextrose
    Is glucose syrup ok as far as sugar content goes, the one I have is made by Queen and the sugar content is 28.0g per 100g
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