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The creator responds to comments about a failed ice-cream attempt, stressing that the water must be very cold when preparing the Omura powder and making that detail the practical tip.
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The creator responds to comments about a failed ice-cream attempt, stressing that the water must be very cold when preparing the Omura powder and making that detail the practical tip.
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View breakdownIn my previous ice cream video, several viewers commented that they failed. I looked into it and found out the way they made it was actually wrong. Since you make ice cream with this powder, you are guaranteed not to fail as long as you pay attention to three important points. First, the water you use must be ice cold.
If you use regular room temperature water when making it, you will definitely fail. Second, the ratio must be accurate, which is 1 to 2. If you use 500 grams of powder, the amount of water must not exceed 1000 milliliters.
And lastly, mix it with a mixer for about 10 minutes until the texture becomes thick enough to hold its shape, like how I have it here. As usual, I use the ice cream powder from Indonesia Powder.
I only made 500 grams this time, and it turned out to be a huge amount. Just put it in the freezer overnight to let it solidify, and we will see the final results tomorrow.
Bright home marble countertop scene, hands hold up the pre-mixed powder bag marked "INDONESIA POWDER HARD ICE CREAM PREMIUM Durian", pour the powder into a stainless steel basin, add bottled cool water and whisk the mixture with a hand-held electric mixer, cuts to a close-up of an ice-cold water bottle covered in condensation, reminding that the first step requires ice water, all as a handmade food demonstration.
Continuously whisking the ice cream base in the basin with an electric mixer, the batter gradually turns into a thick, creamy pale yellow texture, then spoons the whipped ice cream into clear disposable plastic cups, seals them with lids, while the narration explains the correct ingredient ratio requirement.
Continuing to portion the whipped ice cream into plastic cups and stack them, cuts back to a close-up of the mixer whipping the base to show the dense texture, then holds up two identical pre-mixed powder bags to display the product, clarifying that the local Indonesian brand of ice cream powder is used.
Shows a large stack of finished cup-packed ice cream, then places the piles of cup ice cream into the frosty freezer compartment of the refrigerator, explaining that it needs to be frozen overnight until set, then check the final finished product the next day.
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