Serve scoops not soup of ice cream at your next block party. Immediately upon bringing the ice cream outside, the first few scoops remain solid, but over the course of the block party, even in cooler weather, the ice cream will melt, unless you take precautions to keep it chilled and at the ideal consistency for scooping. Look for dry ice at grocery stores or use the Internet to find your nearest dry ice retailer.
Arrange the containers of ice cream in a single layer in the bottom of a cooler or ice chest.
Fill any empty space between the ice cream containers with wads of crumpled newspapers.
Drape two to three sheets of flat newspaper on top of the ice cream.
Place the block of dry ice on top of the newspapers and close the cooler or put the lid on the chest.
Wait until you need a new container of ice cream before opening the container and keep it closed with the dry ice inside the rest of the time.
Related Articles
How to Freeze Tuna Salad
How to Dry Baseball Caps
How to Clean Scuffed Up Rain Boots
Dry Ice and Acne
How to Make Ice Cream Thaw Fast
How Long Can I Keep Food Safe in a ...
How to Whiten Jeans
How to Keep Bathwater Hot
How to Fold an Eddie Bauer Rain Jacket
How to Care for Wet Leather
How to Keep Baked Goods Moist Overnight
How to Make Lettuce Extra Crispy
Do Potatoes Go Bad When They Freeze?
How to Care for Gore-Tex Boots
Does a Chilled Champagne Bottle Need to ...
How to Get Rid of Irritation From ...
How to Pickle Brine Sausage
How to Take Care of 100% Cotton ...
How Long Can Seared Ahi Tuna Be Kept?
Can You Freeze Raw Oysters?
Warnings
- Use heavy duty gloves when working with dry ice to prevent frostbite on your hands and fingers.
Photo Credits
ice-cream image by Svetlana Kashkina from Fotolia.com