Just curious, were the samples 15mins out from your local freezer or 15min out from the point of sale? Your scoops of all of them seemed quite hard. My very old freezer must not hold sub freezing temps, as I rarely experience that level of hardness from any store-bought ice creams. Talenti, in particular, seems to be consistently the softest. You've made me curious enough to see what the textures are like immediately after pulling them from the point of sale freezer. Definitely looking forward to more videos!
They were 15 minutes out of the Whole Foods Market freezer, I would say your freezer is not working properly and not keeping a temperature below -18°C (0°F), which might be risky in case you keep other types of food like meat and fish, but for ice cream is not a health hazard besides the faster change in texture.
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Just curious, were the samples 15mins out from your local freezer or 15min out from the point of sale? Your scoops of all of them seemed quite hard. My very old freezer must not hold sub freezing temps, as I rarely experience that level of hardness from any store-bought ice creams. Talenti, in particular, seems to be consistently the softest. You've made me curious enough to see what the textures are like immediately after pulling them from the point of sale freezer. Definitely looking forward to more videos!
They were 15 minutes out of the Whole Foods Market freezer, I would say your freezer is not working properly and not keeping a temperature below -18°C (0°F), which might be risky in case you keep other types of food like meat and fish, but for ice cream is not a health hazard besides the faster change in texture.
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