Anyone make snowcream?

My mom used to make it whenever it snowed but then I was born during early 50's.

 

Yep, made 3 batches yesterday. One plain, one chocolate and one with real strawberries in it.

Froze some for summer time too!

 

What about yellow? :lol:

 

Thats the lemon

 

You can have all the lemon

 

Too much information

 

Jen, how do you freeze yours?

 

In Tupperware. Then when we're ready to eat it, I just let it sit out on the counter for a little while till it gets to the consistency we want.

 

Yep, made some snow cream and it was good! No yellow, though, just vanilla.:jester:

 

How do you make snowcream??

 

I spent my first 20 years in an area that averages about 90 inches of snow and 3 years in the mountains of VA where they get a fair amount of snow, yet I had never heard of snow cream until I lived in JoCo.

 

snow, eagle brand milk, sugar....

you can add

Strawberries
chocolate syrup
blueberries
vanilla flavoring


or anything else you can dream up

 

Slim Jims would be good.

 

U R a nerd....:lol::lol:

 

Me too. I have lived all over the country and had never heard of this, of course there are other southern delicacies I have not heard of either like Pig Pickin Cake, Chocolate Eclaire (instant pudding and graham crackers - anyone?), and Cherry Crisp. According to Wikipedia, Snow Cream is an old European treat found in 15th/16th century Dutch recipe collections.

 

yummy!

 

If it's that old I'm not eating it.

 

But before I got old, fat and bald I was a cute nerd.

 

The best southern delicacy - and it must be southern, I had not heard of it before and it has pecans as part of the topping lol - is Fudgy Wudgy cake served warm. Mmmm!

 

What part of VA? We are originally from Wythe Co. Va although I spent several years in Alleghany Co. Both of them are absolutely snowed in right now.