3 Easy Steps: EasiYo Ice Cream

Follow the 3 Easy Steps to guarantee perfect results ... EVERY TIME!

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Pour 400ml of cold drinking water into the 1.5 litre EasiYo Ice Cream container.

Add the ice cream sachet contents, and mix thoroughly with a hand mixer.
Place in freezer until the mix is frozen through (3-6 hours).
If you have frozen it longer (very solid), just leave on a bench to soften, or microwave for about 1 minute.

It should have a sorbet consistency, otherwise break down into smaller pieces for ease of beating.

Beat with an electric beater (not a blender) on high for about 5 minutes, until the mixture more than doubles in volume. Then replace the lid and return to freezer.

It will refreeze as ice cream in a very short time.
If you're folding chopped ingredients through the ice cream it needs to be partially frozen to prevent these ingredients sinking to the bottom.

Tips ...

  • 1.5 litre container. Made with the highest quality food-grade plastic for use in the freezer, dishwasher and microwave.

  • Faster Freezing. Divide your ice cream between smaller containers so that it is ready to serve sooner.

  • No melt-down. If you like your ice cream as soft serve, you can microwave it to soften without melting.

  • Serve with your favourite EasiYo Real Fruit Squirt topping. Just add your choice of flavour to taste when making or serving.

  • Blended. After beating the ice cream, add approximately ¼ cup of EasiYo Real Fruit Squirt topping and blend with an electric beater until completely mixed through. Refreeze.

  • Rippled. After beating and partially freezing for 1 hour, swirl the EasiYo Real Fruit topping of your choice through for a ripple effect. Refreeze.

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