OP, have ypu ever heard of this neat little trick? Mostly gorls do it, but it's 2025, and the trick is called bulimia. Just induce vomiting by sticking your fingers down your throat so you can conti ue to eat. It may take a while to get used to it, but I believe in you.
>>21507210 (OP) >California milk
That's only regular premium ice cream at best. Kirkland should get sued for misleading their customers >>21507261
You don't?
>>21507261
They sell it in a half-gallon box, so that's obviously the manufacturer's intention. They only put smaller serving sizes in the nutrition label because they're forced to. Everyone knows that.
No matter how "premium" they make it sound, commercial vanilla ice cream only contains the cheapest type of Madagascar vanilla beans, and a stingy amount at that.
Homemade vanilla ice cream can easily surpass it, so it's certainly not the best ever made.
Bought it before but I don't understand how people stomach that shit. When I want ice cream I want something fluffy like soft serve, not a dense mass that's one step away from frozen butter.
>>21507989
either let it sit on the counter for a bit, or get one of those fancy ice cream scoops that heat up, or just run it through hot water + let it sit for a little
>>21507210 (OP)
Any vanilla bean ice cream with some real maple syrup on top.
also if you prefer the fake syrup you should just leave this board
(Most of you cant cook anyway)
>>21507300
“Super premium” isn’t just a marketing term, retard. It’s a legal distinction based on the butterfat content and how much air is whipped into the ice cream.
>>21509513 >>21509527
Freezer burn is mostly due to daily defrost cycles which all upright fridges have. The only way to reduce burning is to use a chest freezer.
>>21509471 >with some real maple syrup on top
Add some toasted walnuts and now you're talking. Mashed strawberries will always be my favorite topping, though.
>>21507254
This is a good food hack, especially for stuff that tastes just as good coming up as it does going down. Double the pleasure of eating before you even have seconds.
>>21509467
Huh, neat image, stealing that. Never knew “super premium” was a fat percentage grading, thought it was purely dumb marketing. Anyway you have to acknowledge that your take is uncommon at best, you can’t just pretend that you can’t fathom the common desire for depth of flavor over softer texture.
>>21511448 >your take is uncommon at best
Basically ever ice cream place serves light and fluffy ice cream... because people don't like it? How stupid are you?
>>21511517
Costco serves soft serve in their food court from expensive as fuck machines that constantly break instead of just scooping from tubs of their super premium ice cream... because Costco is stupid?
>>21511534
Scooping is significantly slower and requires more staff effort per serving compared to the fast, automated dispensing of a soft serve machine.
Also, hard ice cream has a higher ingredient cost (more butterfat) and less air mixed in ("overrun"). Soft serve mix is cheaper and yields more volume per unit of mix, making each serving more profitable.
At high volumes like a food court, the savings on labor and ingredients easily outweigh the machine's maintenance costs.
>Made ice cream for family >It came out kinda chewy and gummy because I have no idea what the fuck I'm doing between a custard base and xantham gum >Afraid they're gonna be disappointed >They absolutely love this new ice cream texture they've never encountered before >Nephew crying because it's the best ice cream he said he's ever had (10 years old)
>>21510724
Had it once, and it's literally frozen sweet condensed milk.
Was a bit disapointed since most of the flavor I tried were great. >>21511544
Did that once with an other stabilizer, didn't like it as ice cream, but it's was perfect for milkshake.