EASYLIGHT FIOR DI LATTE ICE CREAM

THE EASY ICE CREAM THAT WE WERE ALL WAITING FOR!

Ice creams are the fresh dessert loved by young and old people, the perfect dessert or snack to pamper the palate and have fun together. If you love homemade ice cream and want to prepare it with the home ice cream maker, here you are served with the Prepared Easylight Fior di Latte Ice Cream! It is a blend made with 100% natural aromas, which allows you to have in a short time and simple moves the king of homemade summer cakes. The ingredients are already available in the 161g pack that contains 14 servings: just add water and cream.

With 1,05g digestible carbohydrates per 50g portion

INGREDIENTS AND NUTRITIONAL TABLE

Prepared in powder for product milk ice cream with polyols and sweeteners.

INGREDIENTS: sweeteners: (erythritol, sucralose) (19,0%) – fiber (inulin) – whole milk powder (6,8%) – coconut oil powder – whey protein milk– emulsifiers: mono and diglycerides of fatty acids (vegetable origin) – thickeners: guar gum, locust bean flour, carrageenan – natural vanilla flavor. The highlighted products may cause reactions in allergic or intolerant people. May contain: gluten (wheat), peanuts, nuts, lupins, barley, sesame, soy and eggs.

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and sources of heat.

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nutritional values per 100g of product

	average
Energy	kJ 600 kcal 145
Fat	g 7,3
– of which saturated fatty acids	5,6
Carbohydrates	g 8,8
– of which sugars	g 1,96
– of which polyols	g 6,46
Fiber	g 7,56
Protein	g 1,66
Salt	g 0,02

PREPARATION

PREPARATION ICE CREAM – MILK CREAM

INGREDIENTS: Easylight Gelato Fior di Latte (161g), 530g water, 90g fresh cream or whipped cream (unsweetened and with 35/40% fat)
TOOLS: Ice cream maker (1,5 litres), scale, 2 litre pot, ice (to cool the mixture), whisk, stoves or electric plate
PREPARATION TIME: 15 minutes
DIFFICULTY: easy
NUMBER OF SERVINGS: 14
SERVING: 50 g (final product)
PORTION DIGESTIBLE CARBOHYDRATES: 1,05g (finished product)
CONSERVATION: store the final product in the freezer inside one or more containers for at max one month

PREPARATION*

Step 1: Insert the “freezer basket” (1.5 litres) inside the freezer (the day before the preparation of the ice cream) and set the power to a medium-high level** (not at maximum). Prepare a container with cold water and ice, then take a pot with a capacity of at least 2 litres in which to pour the quantity of water specified in the recipe; heat the water and remove the pot from the stove just before it boils, add the contents of the Easylight Ice Cream bag little by little while stirring quickly with the whisk. Put the pot back on the stove and wait for the first boiling while continuing to stir. Then cool the mixture by immersing the pan in the bowl with water and ice (still stirring). Add the cream and mix vigorously. Leave to rest in the refrigerator for 4 hours (ripening step).

Step 2: Remove the freezer basket from the freezer and assemble the ice cream maker by mounting the motor housing with the paddle following the manufacturer’s instructions. Activate the ice cream maker, stir the mixture well and pour it into the opening of the ice cream maker lid. Wait for the ice cream to form within 25-35 min, the initial volume will increase until the basket is filled. When the ice cream is ready, it can be served or stored in the freezer (leave it 10-15 min at room temperature before serving).

* The following instructions refer to the use of a 1.5 litre ice cream maker (these ice cream makers are composed of the freezer basket and the motor housing; having a “self-cooling” ice cream maker, the process is the same up to step 2, where it will be necessary to follow the manufacturer’s instructions; ice cream formation times vary according to the power of the ice cream maker).

**The optimal temperature is -18 °C, to reach said temperature read the user manual of your
fridge/freezer. If the power levels go from 0 to 5, we recommend level 4.

***Prepared according to the instructions using cream and water. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and sources of heat.

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