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Science of Cooking: Ice Cream | KiwiCo

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Science is never cooler than when you’re using it to make ice cream! Dig into a series of kitchen chemistry experiments and kid-friendly recipes for ice cream and sorbet — made using just the tools in this crate and some ingredients from home. Learn about the science behind ice crystals and freezing, how air is one of the most important ingredients in ice cream, and how stabilizers help keep dessert delicious. Then customize the included recipes to make all sorts of creamy concoctions — from choco-cherry ice cream to fresh fruit sorbet!
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

We tried the ice cream science kit on a rainy Saturday and the kids were hooked on the thermometer and salt experiments. The recipes needed nothing but stuff we already had in the kitchen, which made cleanup a breeze. My six-year-old still talks about how the ice got colder than freezing.

James T. ★★★★★

The freezer-bag technique was a huge hit with my niece—she loved feeling the salt do its thing while we churned out a batch of sorbet in about 15 minutes. The recipes are genuinely simple, and I was surprised how much we learned about freezing points without it feeling like a lecture.

Edward L. ★★★★★

My kids fought over who got to shake the ice cream bags first — that never happens with regular dessert. The recipes actually work with plain kitchen gear, and watching the salt do its freeze-magic turned a rainy afternoon into real science class. We made two batches in one sitting.