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The ones at home wouldn't taste quite the same. Sort of like rice krispie treats, while yummy at home, they are deliciously yummy at the parksmindflipper wrote:But if you give into a Dole Whip addiction, will it make the ones at WDW seem special anymore?
It does sound like a commercial mix for a soft-serve machine, but I wonder if it would work in an ice cream maker too?boilerbabe wrote:OMG, I don't know how I missed that? I was MIA for a long time, maybe that's it. Wouldn't I need a machine like Disney has to make this though?! I don't know how I would do that at home?!
Hmmm....I will have to look into this! Thanks!Wizzard419 wrote:It should work in a home mixer since it's the same mechanisim (blade scrapes a frozen drum) the only difference is that yours will not have that soft serve shape unless you buy a home soft serve dispenser (you put ice cream in and it turns it into soft serve). They were popular a few years back, so you might be able to pick one up for cheap on amazon.
Why go to all that trouble put it in an icing bag with a large nozzle, should do the same thing.boilerbabe wrote:Hmmm....I will have to look into this! Thanks!Wizzard419 wrote:It should work in a home mixer since it's the same mechanisim (blade scrapes a frozen drum) the only difference is that yours will not have that soft serve shape unless you buy a home soft serve dispenser (you put ice cream in and it turns it into soft serve). They were popular a few years back, so you might be able to pick one up for cheap on amazon.
I'm well aware that it would melt, you would need to quick but where is your sense of adventure Wiz.Wizzard419 wrote:Because it melts between getting it into the bag and whatnot.
Actually I need to correct that, I thought it didn't make ice cream but apparently the home soft serve dispenser is a full ice cream maker as well.
http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-Ice-45- ... B000F94GPQ
You know how to leave hints lying around for B-dude as to what you want for your next anniversary, right...?boilerbabe wrote:I'm drooling on my keyboard!!! Might be expensive, but worth it!!!
Something you've learned first-hand from Mouseoholic, eh?Mousekedude wrote:You know how to leave hints lying around for B-dude as to what you want for your next anniversary, right...?boilerbabe wrote:I'm drooling on my keyboard!!! Might be expensive, but worth it!!!
Mouseoholic is thinking, "Who, meeeeeeee...?! (wide-eyed innocent look.....)."mindflipper wrote:Something you've learned first-hand from Mouseoholic, eh?Mousekedude wrote:You know how to leave hints lying around for B-dude as to what you want for your next anniversary, right...?boilerbabe wrote:I'm drooling on my keyboard!!! Might be expensive, but worth it!!!
Mostly knowing that by the time you softened ice cream to a point that it would be pipeable is also about 20 seconds from melting kind of takes away from it.Sleepy90 wrote:I'm well aware that it would melt, you would need to quick but where is your sense of adventure Wiz.Wizzard419 wrote:Because it melts between getting it into the bag and whatnot.
Actually I need to correct that, I thought it didn't make ice cream but apparently the home soft serve dispenser is a full ice cream maker as well.
http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-Ice-45- ... B000F94GPQ
I'm guessing b-babe could manage to eat it in 20 seconds! She would just have to do her Dole Whip dance fasterWizzard419 wrote:Mostly knowing that by the time you softened ice cream to a point that it would be pipeable is also about 20 seconds from melting kind of takes away from it.Sleepy90 wrote:I'm well aware that it would melt, you would need to quick but where is your sense of adventure Wiz.Wizzard419 wrote:Because it melts between getting it into the bag and whatnot.
Actually I need to correct that, I thought it didn't make ice cream but apparently the home soft serve dispenser is a full ice cream maker as well.
http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-Ice-45- ... B000F94GPQ
