Sentences with phrase «done ice molds»

Not exact matches

I don't have popsicle molds so I used my ice - cream maker and keep it in small containers, just for portion control: - D

While you're shopping for your mugs, you may also want to get some giant ice cube molds — they are better in drinks because they melt slower and don't dilute your bevvie as fast if you're a slow sipper rather than a gulper.

I just made these, some I did in ice cube trays for a small treat and others I did in popsicle molds.

I have to admit making ice cream of any kind, let alone one without dairy seemed super overwhelming to me, hence the reason I didn't even buy a popsicle mold until like like week.

Those ice cube trays could be a cool cheese mold (as long as you had a way to reliably remove the cheese once it's set; it does stay semi-soft).

If you don't have an ice cream maker, pour ice cream base into ice cube molds and freeze, then mill in a blender to create a Haagan - dazs - like texture.

Some of these do require ice pop molds, which are inexpensive and can be found in some supermarkets or online.

If you don't have chocolate molds or ice cube trays, you could simply use a glass container and cut the chocolate into squares once firm.

Don't have an ice pop mold?

We've been making something similar with a few drops of beet juice for color, but they've been in ice cube style trays - I didn't even think of molds, lol!

If you don't have an ice - cream maker, fill it in popsicle molds instead!

If you're wanting to try making these but don't want to commit to buying a mold, you can try using an ice cream scoop to form the shape (with the turmeric layer on the bottom), then freeze them on a parchment lined sheet for an hour or two.

If you don't have chocolate molds or ice cube trays, you could simply use a glass container and cut the chocolate into squares once firm.

I'm definitely getting a lot of use out of my ice shooter mold — it does not have to be only for adults!

Not because she isn't a great actress: Robbie has proven herself to be the highlight of most projects, but part of what made Tonya Harding act how she did, was that Harding did not fit the mold appearance wise of who ice - skating wanted to represent them.

In doing so, the mediator helps the children discover that the boy needs the zest from the rind of the orange to color and flavor the icing of a cake, while the girl needs the sections of the orange to add to a jell - o mold.

The environments don't break the mold either, with the usual ice, wind, fire and oil stages all present.

This geological tenet held that the fundamental forces that molded ice, rock, sea, and air did not vary over time.

Besides cleaning gutters and downspouts to avoid ice dams and keep leaves from piling up, doing so can decrease the chance for mold developing when water remains trapped.