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Serving Ice Cream at Parties

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Date: 01/19/2007 Topic: Parties > Food  
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If you are serving cake or pie with ice cream, save time by preparing the ice cream scoops before the party. Just scoop ice cream into large muffin tins with cupcake liners. Then cover them plastic wrap to prevent freezer burn and put them in the freezer until needed.
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Post by Debbie52 (656) | (01/20/2007)
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Yes, this is a great idea because it's usually one person who is stuck scooping ice cream for a crowd. So much nicer to have the work done and then everyone gets to sit down and enjoy!


Post by mikki (59) | (01/20/2007)
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Great idea using tins! When I made ice cream, I'd put it in styrofoam cups before the party, topped with plastic wrap. It was in the summer and when the time came for serving, I just loaded the cooler with the cups. I agree, save time when you can!


Post by Andjerm (11) | (01/19/2007)
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GOSH, what a cool idea!!! Thanks!


Post by Tedebear (6) | (01/19/2007)
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Hi, IF you add a ice cream cone to the top and a small amount of frosting, you will have a clown!


Post by imaqt1962 (365) | (01/19/2007)
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i bet i've said that very same thing on so many things people have posted on thrifty fun. so many great ideas and so simple to do
i love this one too


Post by Karifl (5) | (01/19/2007)
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Great Idea!!! "Now why didn't I think of that?"


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