The ice cream flavour suggestion thread

Have you made any frozen yoghurt?
If so can did you have to add anything to get the right texture or can you literally just use plain yoghurt with whatever flavour you want?

Also have you found a supplier of little cardboard tubs?
 
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I've made it a couple of times. The second time when I just poured it into the machine it came out rather hard, the first time was like ice cream but it was so long ago I frogot what I did right…..It was cherry flavoured though and I do remember for certain fruits you need to add sugar, you actually had to "cook" the fruit so it mixes well with the sugar. Some fruits require less sugar, Banana for example, some fruits requires more – berries.

My Ben and Jerry ice cream book has a chapter on it actually.
 
No idea what their ice cream maker is like, but Andrew James vacuume packer is usless.

Made some frozen sheep yoghurt with just a bit of stevia and vanilla, absolutely lovely. If I have individual portions it tharws nicely, to hard straight from the freezer. Been reading up many ways to soften it, think I will try gelatine next time.

I want a compressor maker now. £170 though.
 
If you are going to get a compressor maker, go that little bit more and get the Gaggia :p

Actually, you can tell summer is here coz its almost at its rrp of £300 ! It was £220 a few months ago.
 
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New batch of green tea ice cream!

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Mad custard and rhubarb, it was great apart from the stupid ice cream maker.

The frozen bowl is to cold. It freezes on there to fast for the blade to churn. Then you loses 1/3 if it as it's frozen solid to the bowl. While the top half isn't frozen at all, so crystallises in the freezer.

I need a compressor one.
 
Mad custard and rhubarb, it was great apart from the stupid ice cream maker.

The frozen bowl is to cold. It freezes on there to fast for the blade to churn. Then you loses 1/3 if it as it's frozen solid to the bowl. While the top half isn't frozen at all, so crystallises in the freezer.

I need a compressor one.

Ah, I can see that happening. You can put the mix into the compressor before it's too cold although I normally wait 10 mins first to give the compressor a little head start.

My fav icecream is coffee flavour.

I can confirm I finally got round making that, real espressos, it was utterly amazing.
 
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