Homemade Sorbet Without Machine ( 3 Minute Sorbet - 3 Different Flavors) with HellthyJunkFood
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Date: 2020-05-18
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Nessa
Hi Emma, this question doesn't have to do with this video, but I figured there's a bigger chance for you to see it if I comment on your recent one. I recently bought 2 -7 inch- pans (to esp make your cakes) but I was wondering what depth your pans are? Mine are 2 inch and I just dont know if I'll have a problem with the cake rising and spilling over the top? Hope you see this!
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Hi Emma, this question doesn't have to do with this video, but I figured there's a bigger chance for you to see it if I comment on your recent one. I recently bought 2 -7 inch- pans (to esp make your cakes) but I was wondering what depth your pans are? Mine are 2 inch and I just dont know if I'll have a problem with the cake rising and spilling over the top? Hope you see this!
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Billy
you haven't changed any Emma you never seem to amaze me making something out of nothing I was doing that with fruit smoothies and I found that if you add corn syrup it takes the granular texture out of it and makes it a smooth texture I'm sorry I haven't been around I have had a bad time with relationships lately and I didn't want to be around nobody
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you haven't changed any Emma you never seem to amaze me making something out of nothing I was doing that with fruit smoothies and I found that if you add corn syrup it takes the granular texture out of it and makes it a smooth texture I'm sorry I haven't been around I have had a bad time with relationships lately and I didn't want to be around nobody
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Remarkable
You know, those sorbets look incredible - and unbelievably easy to make too! I've seen some professional chefs on YouTube give out sorbet recipes that use condensed milk as an ingredient. As you say in the video though, sorbets don't contain dairy. That's the whole point of them.
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You know, those sorbets look incredible - and unbelievably easy to make too! I've seen some professional chefs on YouTube give out sorbet recipes that use condensed milk as an ingredient. As you say in the video though, sorbets don't contain dairy. That's the whole point of them.
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Mich
Thank you so much for this recipe. In Seychelles it's hard to find fresh peaches and strawberries so do you think i can use canned peaches for instance which is freezed? I would love to see you make a coconut sorbet pls if you can some time. xx from Seychelles.
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Thank you so much for this recipe. In Seychelles it's hard to find fresh peaches and strawberries so do you think i can use canned peaches for instance which is freezed? I would love to see you make a coconut sorbet pls if you can some time. xx from Seychelles.
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Trinity
so I followed all of the Instructions but when I added the simple syrup to the frozen fruit and blended it, it turned into a thin mixture. I have it in the fridge to set up but I feel that it will become hard as an ice cube. what do you think I did wrong?
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so I followed all of the Instructions but when I added the simple syrup to the frozen fruit and blended it, it turned into a thin mixture. I have it in the fridge to set up but I feel that it will become hard as an ice cube. what do you think I did wrong?
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Jokes
Hello, I have frozen fruit in the freezer but there are a lot of seeds/pips in them, I find it not very nice when I make smoothies so I strain it, will i need to do some sort of straining or should I just only use strawberries, currents and raspberries?
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Hello, I have frozen fruit in the freezer but there are a lot of seeds/pips in them, I find it not very nice when I make smoothies so I strain it, will i need to do some sort of straining or should I just only use strawberries, currents and raspberries?
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Patricia
Looks amazing. I'm planning to do this but I'm confused about measurements for syrup ingredients. You write 160gr each of water and sugar. But for the cup measurements, you write 2/3 cup water and 3/4 cup sugar. So more sugar than water?
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Looks amazing. I'm planning to do this but I'm confused about measurements for syrup ingredients. You write 160gr each of water and sugar. But for the cup measurements, you write 2/3 cup water and 3/4 cup sugar. So more sugar than water?
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Mugcake
Wow! Those sorbets are CRAZY! Up until now, I thought 5-minute sorbets were the way to go, but I can see I've been badly misled! 3-minute sorbets are the future. I genuinely can't believe how easy these are to make. They look gorgeous!
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Wow! Those sorbets are CRAZY! Up until now, I thought 5-minute sorbets were the way to go, but I can see I've been badly misled! 3-minute sorbets are the future. I genuinely can't believe how easy these are to make. They look gorgeous!
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Grizzly's
Whoaaaa I didn't knew they were here in Italy - I live soooooooo far from everything, sigh! ---Anyway: I really enjoy sorbets in this warm summer period, and this is really nice and easy, so just to try out for sure -
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Whoaaaa I didn't knew they were here in Italy - I live soooooooo far from everything, sigh! ---Anyway: I really enjoy sorbets in this warm summer period, and this is really nice and easy, so just to try out for sure -
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Fuzzy
Its 1. 50 am now and when i clicked the vid i was imagining u will be usual 'hello u guys' but when i saw tht guy i really got scared! -- no offense though-- btw sorbet! perfect for summer! ---
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Its 1. 50 am now and when i clicked the vid i was imagining u will be usual 'hello u guys' but when i saw tht guy i really got scared! -- no offense though-- btw sorbet! perfect for summer! ---
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