Yoghurt Ice cream and Other Ice cream Creations

[Angelina]

Recently, I was given a 12 pack of apricot yoghurt pottles that I really didn't know what to do with. I couldn't even give them away...

I think it's because most people don't like the real fruit that is in these yoghurt pottles because they taste kinda wierd.

Any way - I individually removed them from their pottles [little pots] into an empty ice cream container using a strainer so that I could get all the apricot fruit bits out. It looked nice and smooth and only had a hint of apricot flavour afterward. Next, I added some real frozen berries (6 kinds) to the mix and hopefully it is going to taste amazing.

I would prefer not to have to throw all of these unwanted yoghurts out. So thinking about other ways of keeping them and making more appealing is a good idea...

Next time (and I'm sure there is going to be a next time.) I will make them into individual frozen yoghurt ice creams with berries or ice blocks (iced lollies)

 

[Debp]

I actually like apricot flavored things. You are getting me hungry!

Did your frozen treat turn out ok?

 

[Angelina]

So I was given a whole lot of plums from my daughter, who had them given to her by a friend. So I decided to make homemade plum jam (Jelly) out of them, but they were a bit too runny for jam because I didn't use enough sugar, but I can rectify that. The rest of the jam I decided to create a new ice cream flavor with.

This morning I bought a plain 2-liter vanilla ice cream that costs around $5.00




Then I cut the ice cream into blocks and removed half into a bowl




Next, I poured in some of my plum jam or runny plum sauce mix.





Then added the rest of the ice cream and more of the plum mixture.





I mixed everything together the way I liked it. Then I placed it back in the freezer to freeze.



Looking forward to the results





Angelina 2/03/2025

 

[Angelina]

...and here are the results. I could have left it longer but couldn't really wait to try this. My new plum-flavored ice cream




Delicious!

 

[Jay Ross]

So I was given a whole lot of plums from my daughter, who had them given to her by a friend. So I decided to make homemade plum jam (Jelly) out of them, but they were a bit too runny for jam because I didn't use enough sugar, but I can rectify that. The rest of the jam I decided to create a new ice cream flavor with.

This morning I bought a plain 2-liter vanilla ice cream that costs around $5.00

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Then I cut the ice cream into blocks and removed half into a bowl

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Next, I poured in some of my plum jam or runny plum sauce mix.

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Then added the rest of the ice cream and more of the plum mixture.

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I mixed everything together the way I liked it. Then I placed it back in the freezer to freeze.

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Looking forward to the results





Angelina 2/03/2025

Was that on the way to Church?

I will probably get up about now.

 

[Angelina]

Was that on the way to Church?

I will probably get up about now.

Just another Sunday enjoying the weather before it gets cooler, brother @Jay Ross.