Where To Buy Watermelon Ice Cream
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Where To Buy Watermelon Ice Cream
While I always opted for something creamy like vanilla or chocolate, I have distinct memories of my cousin always reaching for something fruit flavored and her absolute favorite was watermelon sherbet.
The healthiest and lowest calorie option is reaching for plain or vanilla yogurt. You can use regular or Greek yogurt, but I find the regular yogurt works best since has a little more liquid and blends into the watermelon more.
When ready to make, add half the watermelon to the food processor and blend until smooth. Scrape down the sides and add the yogurt, coconut milk, or condensed milk. Add the remaining watermelon and blend until smooth and creamy.
The combination of cashews and almond milk make a very subtle creaminess that blends wonderfully with the sweetness from the honey, watermelon, and the touch of vanilla. The salt amplifies the flavours in the ice cream and is totally optional.
The combination of creamy coconut milk with the sweetness from the dates and the touch of vanilla goes perfect with the refreshing and sweet watermelon. The salt is optional here as well but just a touch actually pulls out all the flavours to make them even more intense!
1. For Option 1: Soak the cashews in hot water for 10 minutes then drain. Combine the cashews with the almond milk, honey, vanilla, and salt in a high-speed blender and blend until completely smooth (and no chunks of cashew remains). Add in the watermelon and blend again until smooth.
Make your own creamy watermelon ice cream at home with this is easy recipe that only needs 4 ingredients! Surprise everyone with this unique flavor that is a perfect way to celebrate summer!
I also really like these two scoops for scooping ice cream, this one gets nice big scoops that are really easy to get out of the scooper. The second one is your more traditional spring loaded scoop that I also like because I can use it for making cookies or scooping muffin batter.
I think we have all had trouble scooping ice cream right out of the freezer. One of my favorite tricks, which is what ice cream parlors do, is to have a cup of hot water that you keep the ice cream scoop in. This helps you to get nice scoops out of the frozen ice cream.
The best way is to use an ice cream mixer but you could also use the old school method. You would need to make only 1/4 of the recipe. Place 1 cup of the mix in a quart size freezer ziploc bag. Seal the bag shut tightly. Place the quart bag in a gallon ziploc bag and fill the gallon bag with lots of ice and ice cream salt. Seal that bag shut tightly. Then shake for 10-15 minutes until ice cream has set. Good luck!
Get your fave vanilla ice cream (or try my homemade recipe). Drown it in fresh watermelon juice and your fave soda. A lemon lime flavor worked well with this. Top with some mint to make it look like you actually put some work in (you know, super sophisticated). Serve. Then repeat. Serve over and over and over all summer.
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"Nigger Love A Watermelon Ha! Ha! Ha!" merits the distinction of the most racist song title in America. Released in March 1916 by Columbia Records, it was written by actor Harry C. Browne and played on the familiar depiction of black people as mindless beasts of burden greedily devouring slices of watermelon.
I came across this gem while researching racial stereotypes. I was a bit conflicted over whether the song warranted a listen. Admittedly, though, beneath my righteous indignation, I was rather curious about how century-old, overt racism sounded and slightly amused by the farcical title. When I started the song, the music that tumbled from the speakers was that of the ever-recognizable jingle of the ice cream truck. (For the
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