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A bit of cherry-flavored Jell-O powder makes these ice pops taste like they came from an ice cream truck (in the best way!).
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Vanilla ice cream, espresso-spiked fudge, and lots (and lots) of chocolate cookie crunchies.
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Buttery pie crust, homemade jam, and even DIY sprinkles make these the breakfast of champions.
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Make ice cream without an ice cream machine using this zip-top bag and rock salt trick. Peppermint flavoring and candy canes are festive, but you can flavor your ice cream any way you like.
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A grown-up take on classic fudge pops, thanks to a pinch of instant espresso powder.
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This delicious 'fudgsicle' recipe basically produces really fudgy chocolate ice cream...on a stick.
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Blend this cooling treat up before dinner, enjoy it after.
Shilpa Uskokovic
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Plus, how to get boozy ice pops to actually freeze.
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Turn strawberries—or mango, or pineapple—into instant shaved ice.
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Bite-size, not too sweet, just the right amount of salty.
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With a little ice and rock salt, Industrial Revolution's Play & Freeze Ice Cream Maker, and relentless shaking and rolling, you can freeze your own concoction.
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I love microwave popcorn. I don’t love fake butter and weird chemicals.
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BA editor Allie Lewis Clapp and Fany Gerson, author of the definitive ice pop “cookbook,” Paletas, show how to make your own ice pops, going heavy on the fresh seasonal fruit, light on the sweetener, and adding a touch of salt to heighten the whole thing.
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Get the buttercream frosting ready and let's do this thing.
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Stacking, spreading, slicing...Saffitz-ing? The cake components are ready to roll, but combining them all together is a science in itself. Fortunately, Professor Claire has done the research for us! If you build it, they will succumb to a multi-layer cake.
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At the Museum of Ice Cream, a month-long exhibit across from The Whitney in New York City, they have a 3-feet deep sprinkle pool, edible balloons, and magical berries that turn sour flavors to sweet.
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Join chefs Christina Chaey and Susan Kim as they demonstrate how to make hand rolls, a quick and delicious option for summer dinner parties. Beyond the seaweed wrap and seasoned rice, filling a hand roll is part meal prep, part self-expression with your guests free to add whichever toppings are most appealing to them.