White Mountain hand-cranked icecream maker
by TreeHugger 
on 05. 1.05
It’s warming up in the Northern hemisphere and that means icecream time is soon approaching. What better way to sate your indulgence than by making your own. And without resorting to plugging into the nuclear/coal fueled electricity grid. The durable and elegantly simple White Mountain icecream maker delivers lush desserts with the application of a little ‘elbow grease’. Just crank the handle. Like other human powered apparatus of this ilk we've previously profiled, it freezes the cream via a combination of ice and rocksalt. This does leave a residual ‘brine’, which requires careful after use. Anyone got a recipe for soy icecream? ::White Mountain [by WM]
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