Copyright © 2026 Dairy Farmers of Canada. All rights reserved.

Are you in GeoProvince?

Your IP address says that you are in GeoProvince. This page is meant for residents of SiteProvince. We recommend you use GeoTitle instead.
Go to GeoTitle I wish to remain on SiteTitle

Ingredients

  • 1 L (4 cups) crushed ice or snow 
  • 60 mL (4 Tbsp) salt 
  • 125 mL (½ cup) whole milk or light cream (6%) 
  •  15 mL (1 Tbsp) white sugar 
  • 1 mL (¼ tsp) vanilla extract 
  • 125 mL (½ cup) strawberries, chopped 

Directions

  1. Half fill the large bag with ice or snow and the salt. 
  2. In the medium bag, combine milk or cream, sugar, vanilla, and strawberries. 
  3. Seal the medium bag and place it inside the bag of ice. 
  4. Seal the ice bag and shake until the mixture becomes ice cream, about 5–10 minutes. The bag will get very cold; cover it with a tea towel or wear oven mitts. 
  5. Once the ice cream has formed, open the bags carefully. Scoop the ice cream into a bowl.

Explore all the recipe videos from Teach Nutrition!

All Levels

Classroom Kitchen

Looking for fun recipes to make at your school or child care facility? 

  

Try our recipe[...]
Learn More

All Levels

Mango Mania Smoothie

With creamy yogurt, juicy mango, and a hint of spice from cinnamon or cardamom, learners c[...]
Learn More

All Levels

Yogurt Parfaits

This no-cook recipe is a simple and flexible way to explore food skills in the classroom.[...]
Learn More

All Levels

Strawberry Ice Pops

Bring science and food skills together with this refreshing, no-fuss recipe made for class[...]
Learn More

All Levels

Simple Sesame Noodles

With just a few ingredients and easy-to-follow steps, this recipe is the perfect way to bu[...]
Learn More

All Levels

Rice Pudding

This rice pudding recipe is a great way to introduce students to food skills like measurin[...]
Learn More