“Alaska decided to go help Dolores with dinner. She said that it was sexist to leave the cooking to the women, but better to have good sexist food than crappy boy-prepared food.”
― John Green, Looking for Alaska
The only thing that quote really has to do with this post is the word "Alaska," which is known for its snow, but it made me laugh. (My apologies to Mr. B, who is an excellent cook, despite that fact he is a man.)
Snow is still falling here in the PNW, but time is of the essence, so without further adieu, I give you...
Snow Ice Cream
6 to 8 cups of clean, freshly fallen snow
⅓ to ½ cup granulated sugar (or however much makes you happy.)
2 teaspoon vanilla extract (or less – I just really like vanilla!)
1 cup Vanilla Almond Milk (or half and half, or milk)
Stir sugar and vanilla into a bowl of snow. Pour in Almond Milk (or half & half, or milk). Eat immediately. (If you freeze it, it will get hard and blecky. And yes, blecky is an official food blogger term.)
Adventures in Dressmaking says
Looks pretty good!! Might have to try this - there is SO much snow out there! I do have some coconut milk and coconut palm sugar to do this with!
Renée ♥ says
Let me know how that turns out – I haven’t made it with coconut milk before, but it sounds delicious. (Wish I had thought of it myself!)
Yvonne @ Dress This Nest says
Great idea! I was thinking of going to get some snow cone syrup but I can make this without leaving my house. WIN!
Marlynn @UrbanBlissLife says
A neighbor made snow milkshakes, and these look like so much fun too! You are all tempting me with your creative weather-influenced desserts! This somehow seems a tad healthier than the buttery sugar cookies we baked... and I fully approve of your use of the official blogger term "blecky" 🙂