What makes a perfect ice cream?
2 years, 7 months ago

What makes a perfect ice cream?

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As you run your tongue over perfectly creamy ice cream, the sugars hit the sweet tastebuds and immediately tell your brain that a high-calorie food is on its way. The fats in the ice cream, aerated perfectly between really tiny ice crystals, evenly coat the mouth, further indicating to the brain that nine calories per gram of fat are coming in. This is particularly important because home freezers are simply not cold enough and large ice crystals tend to form while your ice cream is sitting around waiting for you to eat it. Simply pouring liquid nitrogen into the milk, cream and sugar mix and churning it will ensure the smallest possible ice crystal size because liquid nitrogen is about 200 degrees Celsius below zero.

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