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Looking for a fun summertime actvitiy to do with kids that's quick, easy, and will bring on the smiles? Then this No-Churn Ice Cream should be on your Summer bucket list. It calls for 4 ingredients (if you count salt and vanilla extract) and doesn't require a churning machine. In just 30 minutes, this sweet treat can be yours! Don't forget your favorite mix-ins!

Why it's amazing:
- No ice cream maker needed: After whipping and folding, it goes straight into a container and into the freezer.
- Flexible flavors: Everything from Oreo crumbs and brownie bites to crushed sugar cones and instant coffee can be stirred in to customize the taste.
- Kid-friendly prep: Easy enough for little hands to help—and they’ll love choosing their own mix‑ins!
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Basic No-Churn Ice Cream Recipe
Ingredients (6 servings, 30 mins prep):
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 teaspoon Gefen vanilla
- Pinch of salt
- 1 can (14 ounces) Yummy Sweetened Condensed Milk
- Mix-ins: think Oreos, instant coffee, brownie bits, caramel, sprinkles...you name it!
Directions:
1. In a bowl of an electric mixer, whip cream with vanilla and salt until soft peaks form.
2. Fold in condensed milk at low speed.
3. Stir in your mix-ins, transfer to a container, and freeze for at least 6 hours.
Pro Tips:
1. Stop at soft peaks to avoid turning cream into butter
2. No need to rinse the mixer between each batch
If you're craving a simple, no-fuss dessert that is also a fun activity for kids to make, this no-churn ice cream is your summer hero.
Watch me whip up 3 flavors of this easy no-churn ice cream right here!
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looks delicious yum cant wait to try it