Ice Cream Science: Weekly Science Project Idea and Home Science Activity Spotlight
In this week's spotlight: a food science family science experiment and independent student science fair project that takes a deeper look at the chilly process of making ice cream. You can make your own ice cream using one of a variety of shaking or rolling processes, including using a baggy to hold the ingredients! How does adding salt to the ice mixture used to freeze the ingredients affect the process? Make your own ice cream to find out!
- Chemistry of Ice-Cream Making: Lowering the Freezing Point of Water (related Science Buddies Project Idea)
- Scrumptious Science: Making Ice Cream in a Bag (science activity at Scientific American)
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