3 Simple (No Churn Methods!) To Make Ice Cream WITHOUT an Ice Cream Machine

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Publicado 2015-07-29
Here are four ways to make homemade ice cream without an ice cream machine with no churn methods (and a few flavor ideas) — two of these methods can be used with ANY ice cream recipe you have on hand.

Visit handletheheat.com/how-to-make-ice-cream-without-a-… for a printable version of the recipe, plus additional ice cream making methods.

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  • @bookmouse770
    my daughter wanted an ice cream maker for her birthday....1) don't have the money 2) they don't sell them where I live, outside USA......sooooo you came to the rescue and I can make her some ice cream and show her the video :-) thank you so much!
  • @TessaAriasTV
    Okay everyone - I think I fixed YouTube's stabilization nightmare with this video! It should look normal now. So sorry about that! Thanks for sticking with me :)
  • try 2 cups whipped cream with 2 Tablespoons mascarpone cheese beat until stiff. Add sugar to your favorite taste and 1 teaspoon of vanilla. place in containers and freeze. Delish
  • @pamelamcclam2915
    i appreciate this video on making ice cream without an ice cream machine. A lot of times we purchase items to make our lives easier, but don't ask ourselves how often will be using that item. I prefer to find alternatives vs having a bunch of items underneath my kitchen sink that I use once in a blue moon, that money could have gone to something that will be used frequently. Great video.
  • @mattheworr4741
    Hi I am from the UK Northern Ireland I made ice cream the first method it worked thank you.
  • @pierre-3253
    Cherry.. Coffee.. Toffee.. or Vanilla mixed with 1 of them, this is ALMOST the same recipe i use to make cheesecake, i make 2, 1 i share, and 1 is mine !! my heart sit's in my stomach, and i LOVE it, if the stomach loves it, so does the heart (critics, keep your comments)
  • @lisarogers5873
    I remember making it with the bag and salt method when I was in grade school but that was about 45 years ago so thank you for providing the processes. PERFECT!
  • @trob9100
    Wow! It took me 6 years to get my eyes on this video. I made the first recipe. After 2 days in the freezer it's better than store bought. I'm gonna try it with less fat next time. Thanks😋
  • @d.h.fremont3027
    I had the ingredients on hand and quick as a bunny jumped up and made a batch. One quart of whipping cream and one can of sweetened condensed milk and peanut butter and some candy turned into three quarts of yummy ice cream!!!! Vanilla extract, too, by the way. Thanks!
  • @kiffinwest3024
    I use the two ingredient method often and came up with an idea you might like-PB and J Sandwich. Stir in swirls of peanut butter, chopped peanuts(unless you use crunchy or prefer it smooth), dollops of your favorite jelly or jam and several tablespoons of wheat germ. Tastes like a sandwich and a cold glass of milk!
  • @allisonpharr7230
    Wow! I just tried making peanut butter ice cream using the 2 ingredient method without a machine. I didn't even use a mixer, just whisked by hand. Gotta say it came out exceptionally delicious. I'm totally floored. Thank you SOOOOOOO much for this video! Can't wait to try more favors. I'm thinking coffee next. <3 <3 <3
  • @hungjuree3400
    I just tried the bag method and it came out wonderful, I added fresh strawberries to mine😋💕👍
  • @boyar1978
    I like making turkish coffee ice cream. I basically brew coffee in the milk and cream used in my ice cream and then freeze it. I like the little crunchy bits of coffee left in the ice cream. I also make peppermint ice cream and chocolate ice cream. Sometime I like to make Mocha mint Ice cream which I simply add all the flavors mentioned . If i feel like making a sundae i will simply make a caramel sauce and add a little cocoa powder and whip some of the cream
  • @gregorypolk2743
    I am an engineering student...This was SO BOSS...USING THIS TONIGHT..YOU ARE THE BOMB!!!!
  • @sandravalani359
    My inner child says thankyou for teaching her so many different ways to make icecream....plus thanks for sharing your receipe ideas!!!
  • I accidentally made a ice cream when I made frosting. I put 4 oz butter, 1 organic sweetened condensed milk and coco powder. It tasted like ice cream to me, so I put it in the freezer. And it was delicious. So now I want to make my own ice cream lol Gonna try the first recipe (since it's like the one I accidentally made haha)
  • @anniefannie58
    Tessa, you nailed these recipes! I made the peanut butter cup ice cream, and followed your directions to a tee. It was DELICIOUS, better than anything I could have bought. Also, it had a very creamy texture, which was perfect. I can't wait to make the mint chocolate chip. Thank you for sharing these yummy ice cream recipes!
  • Thank you, easy to follow simple recipes. I love ice cream. I messed up trying to make ice cream today. But now I have the exact amount of ingredients, I am encouraged to make once more. In
  • @Nweisha
    Omigosh! you made my life much easier. I love to make ice cream but I always hesitate because of all the variations of the ingredients that it calls for. Your recipe has minimal ingredients and easy to follow; even I who's notorious for screwing up simple recipes can make this work.
  • @Nicolee7764
    Great job with this video. This is the first time that an ice cream recipe has looked so easy to me. Thank you!!