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Vanilla Ice Cream

(Easy Recipe)

Transforms coffee into a sweet, creamy dessert with a touch of vanilla.

Updated On: May 07, 2024

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Incorporating vanilla ice cream into coffee is a delightful treat that turns an ordinary cup into a creamy, sweet, and flavorful dessert. The ice cream melts into the coffee, mixing vanilla and creamy sweetness throughout the beverage. It's perfect for affogatos and other dessert coffees.

What Coffees can be made using Vanilla Ice Cream

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Affogato

A scoop of vanilla ice cream drowning in a shot of hot espresso. Combines dessert with a caffeine kick in a unique Italian tradition.

Rich History of Vanilla Ice Cream

The origins of ice cream date back to the 4th century BCE in Persia, but vanilla ice cream became particularly popular in 18th-century France after the introduction of vanilla from Mexico.

Authentic Recipe Of Vanilla Ice Cream

TIME TO PREPARE : 30 min + freezing time

Steps:

  1. Mix cream, sugar, and vanilla extract (and beaten eggs, if used) until well combined.
  2. Chill the mixture in the fridge.
  3. Churn in an ice cream maker.

Bonus Tip For Making Vanilla Ice Cream

Ensure the mixture is cold before churning to improve texture. Use real vanilla for the best flavor.

Nutritional Profile & Other Information on Vanilla Ice Cream

Serving Size

60 (two scoops)

(mL)

2

(Oz)

Calories

200-250 kcal

Suitable For

Vegetarian

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