Why does ice cream have ice residue?

When we make ice cream, or buy ice cream, we always find some ice chips in it. There are many reasons for this phenomenon. For example, the ratio of ice cream powder and water is not very good. In addition, if the mixing is not uniform and there is not enough mixing time, it may also cause ice chips. Another reason is that the standing time is not enough, which is the most likely reason for the ice cream to be thick or thin.

Why does ice cream have ice residue?

1. The ratio of ice cream powder to water is incorrect. Please mix strictly according to the ratio.

2. The slurry is not stirred evenly and requires sufficient stirring time.

3. After cleaning the ice cream machine, the water in the cylinder was not drained cleanly.

4. The standing time is not enough. After being stirred evenly, the slurry needs to be left to stand for more than 15 minutes (a longer standing time is better, and it can be stirred several times during this period). This process is called aging. You will find that the ice cream liquid becomes very thick after aging. This will make the ice cream produced more delicate and have a better puffing effect.

5. The ice cream machine or ice cream powder used is of poor quality, resulting in a lot of ice debris in the ice cream.

Suitable for

People who need to cool down and replenish their energy.

Not suitable for the elderly and children. Patients with diabetes, gastroenteritis, cholecystitis, hepatitis, gastrointestinal disorders and other diseases. Patients with trigeminal neuralgia and headaches.

Food taboos

1. Do not eat too fast to avoid stimulating the internal blood vessels, causing local anemia, weakening the digestive function and bactericidal ability of the gastrointestinal tract, and promoting the occurrence of gastroenteritis, cholecystitis and even hepatitis. 2. Eating too much can easily cause abdominal pain in children, angina pectoris in middle-aged and elderly people, and gastroenteritis, laryngeal spasm, hoarseness and aphonia in ordinary people. 3. Long-term and excessive consumption, even replacing regular meals, will lead to nutritional deficiencies and may damage teeth and cause obesity.