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July 31, 2018 at 4:46pm

In reply to by Jim Bruns (not verified)

Hi Jim. We haven't really played with dry ice chips but you're welcome to experiment! Adding liquor is something we commonly do in ice creams to keep them from becoming a rock. If a recipe isn't already calling for liquor, we'd recommend starting by adding 3 to 4 tablespoons per batch and see how you like the flavor. You can taste the mixture before churning to see if you want a stronger flavor. Keep in mind that mind that the flavor of liquor is usually a bit less noticeable once the ice cream is churned. For the cheese, could you give us a better idea of what you mean? Do you have a recipe calling for a certain type of cheese, or do you have a cheese in mind? Annabelle@KAF
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