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Homemade Ice Cream Zip-Lock Bag Method

How Ice Cream Is Made Video

Materials: Small Zip-Lock Bag: 1 cup of whole milk 1 tablespoon of sugar ¼ teaspoon of vanilla extract Large Zip-Lock Bag: 2 cups of Ice ½ cup Rock salt Large Zip-Lock Bag: Thermometer to check temperature of ice in large bag every minute.

Step One Place 1 cup milk, 1 tbsp sugar, ¼ tsp vanilla in small Zip-Lock bag. Close TIGHT!

Place 2 (or more) cups of ice in larger bag with ½ cup rock/ice cream salt. Record the temperature on your data sheet. Step Two

Step Three Place the sealed small bag inside of the large bag. Seal tightly.

Step Four Shake the large bag vigorously for at least ten (10) minutes. Record the temperature inside the LARGE bag every minute on your data sheet.

Enjoy!

Extras Flavors: Add chocolate syrup in place of vanilla extract. Pieces: Add M & M’s, Reece’s pieces, chocolate chips, cookie dough, etc. Fruit: Add fresh blueberries, strawberries, or peaches.

More Extras There are over 1800 flavors/names of ice cream world wide. Some ice creams: Change color as you eat them, change flavor in your mouth, glow in the dark, or are printed in 3-D shapes.

Sources and Home School Extension Please see the following site for a detailed explanation of today’s science club activity: ces/lessons/s_freeze/freeze3.pdf