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An ice cream laboratory guide

EXERCISE NUMBER XIV ICES

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Freeze the following water ices as assigned and fill out record blank on opposite page.

Receipts:

No. 1.

48 pounds of water

20 pounds of sugar

6 pounds of lemon juice

No. 2.

48 pounds of water

20 pounds of sugar

2 pounds of lemon juice

4 quarts pineapple juice

No. 3.

48 pounds of water

20 pounds of sugar

2 pounds of lemon juice

4 quarts finely pulped strawberries

No. 4. Same as number two, except freeze very

rapidly with little agitation. This is

often called a granite.

EXERCISE XIV REPORT

Date_________________________ Receipt Number_______________

CREAM: ICE CREAM:

Age _______ Gallons _______

Acidity _______ Weight per gallon _______

Temperature _______

SWELL:

STANDARDIZATION: Gallons________ Per cent. _______

Per cent fat in cream _______

Per cent fat in milk _______ FREEZING:

Standardize_______ pounds Freezer used _______

of cream testing _______ Pounds ice used _______

per cent fat. Pounds salt used _______

TIME:

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Of starting freezer _______

That mix reaches 30° F _______

Required to reach 30° F _______

That freezing is completed _______

Total time required to freeze _______

Give proportion.

x = the pounds _______

Pounds of cream used _______ TEMPERATURE:

Pounds of milk used _______ Of mix entering freezer _______

Of brine when mix reaches 30° F _______

MIX: Of ice cream when removed _______

Pounds _______ Of brine at this time _______

Gallons _______

Weight per gallon _______

Per cent fat it should test _______

Was gelatin used? _______ By method 1, 2 or 3? _______

In milk or water? _______

Remarks:

Comments on ice cream after it is hardened:

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