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It is no easier to digest than plain milk. If you need easy-to-digest milk for lactose intolerance, it is best to try lactose-free milk.
What else can I help you with?
How long does it take for ice cream to digest?
It's said that it takes about 4-8 hours for ice cream to fully digest.
How long does it take cream of wheat to digest in the stomach?
It's said that it takes about 4-8 hours for ice cream to fully digest.
How long does it take ice cream to digest in your stomach?
8 hours
What ice cream flavor was made first?
The first ice cream flavor it's very easy VANNILA!!!!!!!
What is difference between ice cream and frozen dessert?
Ice cream is very soft and easy to eat but frozen dessert is really frozen and it is not easy to eat it
Where can an Easy Ice Cream recipe be found?
Many general cookbooks, especially those that have been in print for awhile, will have easy ice cream recipes. Some examples of cookbooks that have easy ice cream recipes are the Betty Crocker Cookbook and Joy of Cooking. There are myriad other cookbooks that are dedicated solely to the art of making ice cream. A quick look at the local library catalog, or at an online bookseller, will turn up many sources of easy ice cream recipes.
What are objects that are triangles?
ice cream cone is the easy-est one i know ice cream cones are cones not triangles
Can the body digest ice cream?
D'oh! Of course. If you eat something and it passes through your system, it is digestible.
When was the first iced dessert created?
Ice Cream...Easy
Where abouts is the spoon in the ice cream parlor?
In the pot of water - which actually raises its temperature to allow the easy deployment of ice-cream, simples!
How do you put ice cream in a cone on ice cream dash?
Easy go to your refrigerator. Find ice cream, and then get some
Will vanilla ice cream hurt your dog?
Most dogs cannot digest cow milk easily, so it might give your dog an upset stomach. However, the ice cream should not have any lasting effects on your dogs. Try not to give your dog ice cream or cheeses.
