It really depends on the the size of the tub, brand of ice cream, and the flavour.
It really depends on the the size of the tub, brand of ice cream, and the flavour.
To make ice cream at home, you need an ice cream machine. You can also use a big tub of ice. You will add ingredients (water, sugar, flavoring and heavy cream) to a jar, close the jar, shake it up and then put it in the ice. From there, it will make ice cream.
2 pints of ice cream
The ice cream is liquid. They pour it into the tub, and freeze it.
The answer is D. The metal ice-cube tray has a higher conductivity.
it depends, sometimes the ice cream can packaged and produced cheaply, however if you go to a theatre like the lowry in salford, the ice cream is 3 pounds a tub and in a tub you get about 5 spoons worth. the ice cream that is expensive tends to be the couture of ice cream, for example; ice cream in waitrose is very expensive compared to asda own brand
72 servings = 3 gallons of ice cream http://www.serving-ice-cream.com/ice-cream-servings.html
Yes there are their is Kit Kat ice cream sold in a tub and there is Kit Kat Drumsticks.
Most normal people would not scream for ice cream. They would go to the store to buy a tub of ice cream and eat it at home or go to a ice cream truck to buy ice cream. if a person told another person however, "I'll give you ice cream if you scream." Then the other person may or may not scream depending on how much he wants ice cream.
it depends on what kind of ice-cream and how much u have. Check the side of the tub were they list the calories and stuff thats were u find the grams of sugar. i hope his is helpful :)
ice cream originates from its land, France. the French originally made ice cream first, technically. the first time they tasted it, it was so cold and rich that they decided that frozen cream was the right name for the delicous thing it was. then, it eventually changed to iced cream, then to ice cream. today, people still use the name ice cream, but who knows, if ice cream came from the name frozen cream, it could change to chilly cream or frezzy cream!!!
The phrase \"I\'m at the grocery store with my kids, and I know that they\'ll beg you to buy them a tub of ice cream\" is correct.