Do you enjoy listening to bygone stories from your parents and grandparents? History and beautiful anecdotes like these are passed on from generation to generation. It is a simple yet blissful experience to sit and enjoy listening to the same thing over and over again. Do you know how people made ice cream long back in the 1890s? An operational farm in Illinois still uses similar methods to make ice cream. The entire process looks captivating, interesting, and surely strenuous.
This Illinois Farm Is Famous For Specially-Made Hand-Churned Ice Cream
Taking to Instagram, DuPage Forest shares sneak peeks of harvesting ice, making sweet treats, and a lot of behind-the-scenes taking place all the time.
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Many people enjoy preparing ice creams during the summer season. We often make these delights using mango pulp and delish condensed milk. If you think our process and steps executed to make ice cream at this farm are the same, then you are entirely wrong. Today’s easy methods and processes used decades back are nowhere close and do not have any resemblance.
The procedure takes place at different intervals in different seasons. The first step is to work on preparing ice. People involved with Kline Creek Farms work hard to harvest ice in the winter months. Next, they store the chunks in their ice house covered in hay. If you watch the videos shared on this Instagram page, you will notice the intense hard work required behind every step related to ice.
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When Do They Make The Sweet Treats?
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People in Kline Creek Farm use the stored ice later in the summer season to prepare appetising ice creams and beat the heat. They use these blocks to churn delectable ice cream. The 1890s style of making these treats spans over three seasons annually. The farm uses raspberries, eggs, and fresh milk for desserts. From the first to the last step, the procedure is free from preservatives.
Are you mesmerised by seeing these videos and knowing about this special process of making tasty ice creams? We cannot wait to relish these sweet treats.
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ DuPage Forest (@dupageforest)
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