Landy dug in the dinner bucket and
found appy. He's sharing, as per
Daddys teachings, with his little bro
This one was actually first but...
This, my friends, is home made ice cream.
It's sooooo good.
You can even see the look of contentment on this feeder hogs face. He really enjoyed this paste. This was the first batch, made yesterday, and was pretty runny. Today's stuff was much more frothy and thick. Feeder hog said something about his stomach roiling and groiling.
Such good paste! Soggys been doing a wonderful job of getting the snow. Internet instructions said something about not getting dirty or yellow snow and I think hes been doing a pretty swell job of that. I hope that snow don't go gunny bags on us, or we'll be out of ice cream for nigh onto a year.
Even the little fellow likes it. By the way Soggy and Moldy ourselves have been making this wonderfully frothy after supper treat.
And for Kugga. mix 1 cup sugar, 1 cup milk, 1 cup cream, 1 teaspoon vanilla until sugar dissolves. then add while mixing 8-10 cups snow. or more, or less until you have achieved your desired thickness
found appy. He's sharing, as per
Daddys teachings, with his little bro
This one was actually first but...
This, my friends, is home made ice cream.
It's sooooo good.
You can even see the look of contentment on this feeder hogs face. He really enjoyed this paste. This was the first batch, made yesterday, and was pretty runny. Today's stuff was much more frothy and thick. Feeder hog said something about his stomach roiling and groiling.
Such good paste! Soggys been doing a wonderful job of getting the snow. Internet instructions said something about not getting dirty or yellow snow and I think hes been doing a pretty swell job of that. I hope that snow don't go gunny bags on us, or we'll be out of ice cream for nigh onto a year.
Even the little fellow likes it. By the way Soggy and Moldy ourselves have been making this wonderfully frothy after supper treat.
And for Kugga. mix 1 cup sugar, 1 cup milk, 1 cup cream, 1 teaspoon vanilla until sugar dissolves. then add while mixing 8-10 cups snow. or more, or less until you have achieved your desired thickness
K eric-here's your comment: Yum, looks good-Landy's a good big bro! And Kolgy's getting way too big!
ReplyDeleteSoggy is ssuuuuurrrrrrre struggling with those whiskers! The way the picture is taken one would almost, almost think his stache connects with his beard. HAHAHAHAHA
ReplyDeleteAw what cute little boys you have! And our snow already went gunnybags on us so we'll have to try some other time :( hopefully soon though!!
ReplyDeleteWell this post is much cuter than the last one!!
ReplyDeleteThat sure is some delectable paste! For certainly didn't take too much effort to cast the lip over.
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