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Ask two people to roll the can back and forth to each other for 10 minutes. You might want to set a timer because small children have little concept of time. Remove the lids and scrape the ice cream from the sides of the small can.
Stir the mixture. If the ice cream needs to freeze longer, pour water out of the large can. Set the small can inside the large can, adding more ice and rock salt as needed. I have always wanted to try this, but my problem is the big can. I guess I will have to break down and buy a big can of coffee and dump the grounds into my composter one of these days.
What an awesome summer activity! We hope to see you again on Monday! That would be great to do! Will have to try this once I find suitable cans. I love this! Put the kids to work and enjoy a delicious treat at the same time! Great idea, hahha never thought of doing this that way! Pinning XOXO. Love this idea! So cute for the kids to help with. This would be such a great treat and science experiment!
I love it! Thank you for sharing it at the SmallVictoriesSundayLinkup! I remember doing this as a kid. Sure, we only made plain old vanilla, but it sure was a blast! Thanks for the reminder. I remember making ice cream in a can when I was a kid! I am so glad I found this recipe, I am pinning it so I can make it with my kids. Thanks for sharing! I did this once when I was young. This looks awesome! Thank you so much for linking up with Share the Wealth Sunday.
I have to try this! Such a fun activity and yummy treat! It looks like a lot of fun and something that would be a great project for the kids this summer. Thanks for linking up at Motivation Monday! What a great project for the kids, awesome idea! Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday. Hope you are having a great summer weekend and come back to see me real soon! I bet this was super fun to make and rewarding too hehe!
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Jump to Recipe. Pin Recipe. Description Making Homemade Ice Cream in a Can is easy, only take a few ingredients and creates fun memories! Scale 1x 2x 3x. Inside the smaller coffee can, mix up the milk, whipping cream, sugar and vanilla. If you are using an add-in item such as chopped candy bars, chocolate chips, or nuts, you can also add those now.
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