Ice Cream Storage

[lillibet]

As my regular readers know, I've recently started making ice cream and sorbet on a fairly frequent basis. All the containers I've tried using have cracked from the whole freezing-and-being-poked-with-spoons process.

So, what do you store your ice cream in?

Comments

[jelazakazone.livejournal.com]

I use Tupperware freezer containers, but if you drop them, they crack:( They don't crack from being frozen and poked with spoons however.

[kimberlogic.livejournal.com]

We use our leftover commercial yogurt containers. They seem to be made of more flexible plastic and thus don't tend to crack/break if dropped.

[lillibet.livejournal.com]

Now, see, this would be a great idea. Except that we make our own yogurt. Maybe I'll have to break down and buy some just to get the containers :)

[kimberlogic.livejournal.com]

I could give you 4-5 if you like - we've been collecting them via seph & hobbit for Baitcon use for years now.
Homemade yogurt sounds wonderful. I may try that this summer.

[lillibet.livejournal.com]

That would be great! You could send them to rehearsal with trowa_barton some night.

Homemade yogurt is awesome. We do it in the slow cooker and it's wicked easy. Tt's so cheap, compared with buying yogurt--takes the average per ounce price down to three or four cents--and there's nothing in it but what you add. We sweeten it with honey or maple syrup, add chopped or pureed fruit--you can also just stir in jam--or just cook with it plain. I make half a gallon every couple of weeks.