Need a cold delicious treat for watching the fireworks or an upcoming birthday bash? How about some Homemade Bubblegum Ice Cream? My kids love bubblegum ice cream. It’s such a yummy treat! It’s also one of my favorite ice cream flavors, too!
This is also a great recipe to let the kids help stir up. My 4 yr old loves to help in the kitchen. For this one, she was the official food coloring girl and got to mix up the milk mixture into the perfect pink color.
After my last couple of batches of “no churn” ice cream worked out so well, I wanted to try making a batch of Homemade Bubblegum Ice Cream myself. I was very pleased with how good it was. It tasted just like the bubblegum ice cream we get at the ice cream parlor.
I also chopped half a bag of Double Bubble bubblegum balls and folded them into the ice cream before freezing. This is the time consuming part. Next time, I plan to freeze them first to make chopping easier.
You can find flavorings such as Bubblegum and others at craft stores such as Hobby Lobby or Michaels or JoAnn in the cake and candy aisles. The brand I use is LorAnn’s super strength flavors. They come in a 2 pack with two bottles each 1 dram. I found one is perfect to make about a quart of ice cream.
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More Ice Cream Recipes
- Finding Dory Inspired Ice Cream
- Unicorn Ice Cream
- Great White Shark Ice Cream
- Pineapple French Cream Float
- No Churn Root Beer Float Ice Cream
Homemade Bubblegum Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 2 cups whipping cream
- 8 oz sweetened condensed milk
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1 dram bubblegum flavoring
- 1 bag of bubblegum balls
- neon pink food coloring
Instructions
- Mix milk and sour cream together.
- Add 1 dram of bubblegum flavor. Then add 24-30 drops of neon pink food coloring and stir until well blended.
- Heat mixture for 30 seconds at a time. Stir after each heating. Continue heating every 30 seconds until mixture has thickened (usually between 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 minutes).
- Whip the whipping cream until it forms hard peaks.
- While whipping the cream, chop up several bubblegum balls. Try freezing them first to make it easier.
- Add 1/2 cup of the whipped cream to the milk mixture and stir it in.
- Next, fold in the rest of the whipped cream mixture gently into the milk mixture.
- Add the bubblegum balls.
- Pour into a freezable container and place in freezer.
- Stir after 1 hour. Then, allow to freeze at least 6 more hours before serving.
13 comments
Look like some yummy ice cream. I love the recipe it looks like it would be easy to make.
Sour cream? I’ve never heard of making ice cream like this.
My kiddo would go ga-ga over this!
This was my favorite flavor as a kid. I have a new ice cream maker and am looking for some recipes, this is perfect!
I bet my kids would absolutely love this!! I’m going to have to find some bubblegum flavoring next time I go to the craft store.
This sounds so good! I bet my daughter would enjoy it. Pinned 🙂
This ice cream is so AWESOME. My kiddos would LOVE it!
The color is simply amazing!
Homemade bubble gum ice cream?! You’ve got to be the coolest mom in the world!! Thanks for sharing via Family Fun Friday. 😀
looks so good, love the color! http://sprinkleandglitter.blogspot.com