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We All Scream for…

Yes, it's not a trick question.  The answer is ice cream.

 

Making Ice Cream without an Ice Cream Maker

 

Everybody loves ice cream.  I especially love homemade ice cream.  I got the book “Just Making Ice Cream” as part of the Ultimate Homemaking Ebook Bundle that was on sale last month.

Why I did not read this sooner I don't know.

This book is absolutely amazing.

I  never knew there were several ways to make ice cream even if you don't have an ice cream maker!

I don't know how anybody has the patience to figure out from scratch 50 different recipes for homemade ice cream, sherbet, and sorbet.  And all the recipes use healthy ingredients!  That means I can eat as much as I want, right?

With flavors like Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Dough, Salty Caramel Pecan, And Almond Joye, I just don't know where I'm going to start!

Besides recipes, the book is full of tips and advice on choosing the best ice cream maker, no-maker methods, and troubleshooting advice to make ice-cream making headache free.

It normally sells for $12, which I think is well worth it considering the quality of the book and how much time the author had to have put into figuring out these recipes.

It's part of the Bundle of the Week sale this week, though, where you can get 5 summer-themed books for $7.40.

Here's the whole lineup:

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Bundle of the Week

Bundle of the Week

 

The Summer Survival Guide by Jessica Fisher
Summertime, though rich in possibilities, can be a challenge for parents, especially when there are bored children about! Jessica’s Summer Survival Guide is filled with inspiring ideas and practical suggestions for making the most of the summer as a family, including 37 customizable planning pages, calendars, and worksheets for kids,  100+ family-friendly book and movie suggestions, inspiration for home management during the summer months, 16 summertime learning themes with related crafts and activities, and more.

2013 Summer Survival Calendar by Susan Heid
Susan’s 2013 Summer Survival Calendar is a four-month calendar with over 120 activities to blast boredom and increase family time. It features at least one low-budget (and sometimes free) activity, craft project, or kid friendly recipe every day from May 1 to August 31, with clickable links so you can easily view project directions or supplies needed. It’s the perfect way to keep kids busy, happy, and engaged during those long, hot summer days!

Just Making Ice Cream by Marillyn Beard
Just Making Ice Cream is more than just a recipe book! In this ebook, Marillyn offers practical ice cream-making tips such as choosing an ice cream maker, how to make ice cream without an ice cream maker and the basic principles of delicious homemade ice cream. You’ll also find more than 30 ice cream & gelato recipes, 9 cultured milk recipes, 10 sherbet recipes and 10 sorbet recipes that will keep you busy taste-testing all summer long!

Simply Summer by Kate Tietje
Simply Summer is the perfect summer cookbook! You’ll find plenty of fresh, seasonal summer recipes — exactly what you need when you want to enjoy summer’s bounty — including grilled, marinated meats, fresh salads, fruit and even wonderful desserts! Many of Kate’s selections are allergen-free and GAPS-friendly to help families with allergies and dietary restrictions find recipes to enjoy as well.

Simply Scheduled: On the Go by Tammie Nelson
Feeding your family healthy food during the busy summer months can be a challenge, and Tammie’s Simply Scheduled: On the Go is your guidebook to creating easy, affordable menus away from home. With over 80 pages of charts, lists, menus and recipes, including printable recipe cards and pre-planned menus, this ebook will help you plan for camping trips, barbecues, picnics and road trips so that you can enjoy your summer without stressing about food choices or the grocery budget.

The Summer bundle is only available through 8am EST on Monday, 6/3. Get yours today:

Bundle of the Week

 

I try not to constantly advertise stuff to you, but I was just the tiniest bit excited about the ice cream book.  🙂  Just take my word for it.  It's amazing.

And stay tuned, because tomorrow I'm going to be posting 50 free summer activities for kids!

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