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OVERNIGHT VANILLA ICE CREAM

You need no ice cream maker for this ice cream. Combine three ingredients, pop it in the freezer for the night and the next day you have creamy, velvet smooth vanilla ice cream. You won’t have to fight with ice crystals; in fact there won’t be any ice crystals. It’s the simplest ice cream to make and it’s delicious! Now for the bad news… it’s awfully rich. Serve just a scoop and don’t serve it often. 

OVERNIGHT VANILLA ICE CREAM
1 can of Eagle Brand® Sweetened Condensed Milk
500 ml whipping cream
1 tsp pure vanilla extract

• In a bowl combine the three ingredients.
• Beat with an electric mixer on high until the mixture looks like sour cream.
• Pour it into a freezer container with a well fitting lid.
• Place the container in the freezer for the night.
• Your ice cream will be ready next morning.
• To serve, place on the counter for 5-8 minutes and the scooper will easily glide through the velvety decadence.

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