Fourth of July Ice Cream Tip

Happy Independence Day! The Fourth of July is a great time to not only celebrate our nation's independence, but to also create some great family memories. We have a fun idea to share with you to help make your celebrations even more memorable! Thermal Cookers are not only great for cooking in and keeping things hot, but they are also terrific for keeping things cold! Read on for the COOL news!!! What?! Using a Thermal Cooker to keep something like homemade ice cream cold?? You bet!!! The cool thing about Thermal Cookers is that they simply retain the temperature that is in them - hot or cold - for hours! Our family has a tradition of making yummy homemade ice cream to eat while watching fireworks. How does it keep from melting before the excitement begins? By using the amazing Thermal Cookers! Read on to see how we do it! First off, make your homemade ice cream as you normally would, using your favorite recipe and your regular ice cream maker. Next, pour the finished ice cream into the inner pot of your Thermal Cooker, put the lid on, then put it in the freezer. We do this the evening before the big night of fireworks, so the ice cream ends up being in the freezer for several hours, getting nice and hard. Then on the big day, we will take the inner pot out of the freezer and put in in the outer pot. We usually are out and about on other adventures for a few hours before we're ready to settle down and watch the fireworks. When it's time for the big event, we break out our delicious, perfectly scoopable, homemade ice cream and Enjoy!! And, here's another fun tip.  Thermal Cookers are great for keeping cooked hamburgers and hot dogs warm while the bbq is going on! Have a wonderful Independence Day!!! To learn more about Thermal Cookers, visit GetPreparedStuff.com

Shuttle Chef follows Aunt's advice and keeps cooking on the move moist - Information Articles Go See Australia Directory

Shuttle Chef follows Aunt's advice and keeps cooking on the move moist - Information Articles Go See Australia Directory

Here's a link to a number of lists I put together on Amazon that deal with various preparedness items. Hopefully it will be useful to help jog your memory for items that may yet be needed to add to your inventory.

Get Prepared Stuff Lists

This blog is a list of ideas and things I've come up with to satisfy my desires to "get prepared" in the case of an emergency situation sort of event. It deals with the stuff of preparedness as I like to call it and also doubles as a hobby which allows me to collect all kinds of things in good conscience.