AuthorSam SpunnerThis makes 7 x 140g Sinchies for this experiment OR you can make it in the 1lt bag and freeze it in the freezer (that is what we did).
Place condensed milk, cream, milk and vanilla extract into a 1L Sinchies Reusable Food Pouch.
Place ice cubes into the large zip-lock bag with the rock salt.
Place the 1L Sinchies Reusable Food Pouch into the large zip-lock bag.
Shake for 5-10 minutes until you get the consistency of ice cream (Do this outside as it can get a bit wet as the ice melts)
Once done you can eat it straight away (You can add fruit and lollies to have a variety of flavours)
How the experiment works:
The salt lowers the freezing point of the ice, so it takes longer for the ice to melt…therefore it makes the ice colder than it was before, which is how the ice cream freezes within the Sinchie in such a short period of time.
Your Sinchies reusable food pouch will get VERY cold so you might choose to wrap it in a towel to avoid frostbite 😉 .
I think you and your kids will LOVE this experiment! I know mine sure did enjoy eating it lol!
Ingredients
Directions
Place condensed milk, cream, milk and vanilla extract into a 1L Sinchies Reusable Food Pouch.
Place ice cubes into the large zip-lock bag with the rock salt.
Place the 1L Sinchies Reusable Food Pouch into the large zip-lock bag.
Shake for 5-10 minutes until you get the consistency of ice cream (Do this outside as it can get a bit wet as the ice melts)
Once done you can eat it straight away (You can add fruit and lollies to have a variety of flavours)
