July is National Ice Cream month. Now that’s an occasion I can give my full support! That means that supermarkets everywhere have lots of it in ample supply – and are putting it on sale. Then, see if you can combine those bargains with printable coupons here. Ice cream also makes a fun DIY project for kids on a hot day. It’s really easy to make and doesn’t require any special equipment. Here’s how:
Ice Cream in a Bag
This is SOOO easy… and delicious! In a small Ziplock bag, put:
1/2 C. half and half (milk works too)
1 Tbps. sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
Insert that bag into a larger, one gallon Ziplock filled with ice and salt. Shake the bag for five minutes. Kids love that part! Then, remove the smaller bag which should have turned into ice cream.
christa says
does this make a single serving size?
Karen says
Your picture and recipe are being shared on FB with NO credit given to you 🙁 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=436238283136370&set=a.420586628034869.96981.420580514702147&type=1&theater
Starr says
Can you tell me what ‘half and half’ is?
dennis mcgill says
half milk , half cream, buyable at any store in the dairy case.
rachel says
hi Starr, i just asked the same question here’s what i found..just in case you didn’t find this..
Half and Half is a dairy product consisting of half light cream and half milk.
Half and half has a fat content of between 10.5 percent and 12 percent. This compares with light cream, which contains anywhere from 16 percent to 29 percent butterfat, and whole milk, which has about 3.5 percent butterfat.
Lisa says
You’ve got credit
Lisa says
You have credit on fb now! Melissa sited you 🙂 thanks for sharing!
Kimberly Danger says
You’re welcome! 🙂
Sharon says
how much salt do you put into the bag with the ice?
dennis mcgill says
neat idea, so easy. why didn’t we know about it when i was a kid?? lol
Dianna says
This looks great! Can you please provide a more complete recipe though? Such as how much salt and ice. Thanks much. 🙂