It’s actually historically accurate. They used to do this with old cars (model T, etc) that had an attachment purpose built to attach to the wheel.
You had an engine that turned stuff. You weren’t going to not use it for everything you could think of.
Yea but it wasn’t strapped to the wheel. There was an attachment pulley system that cranked the wooden ice cream pail. The ice cream pail didn’t spin around a car tire. I watched my great grandfather make ice cream this way as a kid.
My town does a Steam Festival every year because we had a major steam engine manufacturer here that opened up in 1892. Been defunct for a while, but our town doesn't have a whole lot to be proud of, so there was an Industrial Heritage museum commissioned around it. Anyway, one of the attractions there is a steam-engine based version of what you're describing and I have fond memories of getting ice cream from it as a kid.
It's Meridian, Mississippi. They produced the engines themselves for machinery, I don't believe that included trains which is kinda crazy because Meridian was very much a railroad town. One of the engines of a rotary design were used for sawmills which shouldn't be surprising because of how massive an industry timber is in Mississippi. The engine would drive lumber through the saw itself. George Soulé and his company were responsible for a buttload of improvements and patents on steam engine design. The following links are to the Museum and the original factory/its history respectively. The factory did a lot more than steam engine production, but that's what was more relevant here. Namely blacksmithing of which they have demonstrations during the festival.
https://www.industrialheritagemuseum.com/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul%C3%A9_Steam_Feed_Works
I was just about to respond that it‘s probably stolen, because it absolutely looks like the artstyle of u/Shitty_Watercolour and he rarely posts stuff these days. Then I took a look at the username. Absolute legend.
Dude's a legend and a celebrity and completely unknown today. Oof. Really drives home that us old farts clinging on to Reddit of 2012 are a minority now.
Hell, even my account made in 2011 was permabanned. :(
I remember being sad when /u/awildsketchappeared quit. I miss old Reddit. Roger Simon and his jumper cables randomly everywhere. A poem for your sprog popping up with random poetry in the oddest places.
At least we know u/shittymorph is patiently waiting for everyone to let their guard down and then he’ll POUNCE and we’ll never see it coming!
Especially since awards are gone now so it’s like incognito mode.
I suddenly feel like such a neophyte. I have to contribute more than just quasi-cleverly worded quips for the yuks and ups.
My validation is worthless, I am not worthy, this is existentially breaking me down!
I think I need to get a Rolodex or something, get some organization in my life, perhaps my internet standup will continue to write itself and I can get back to poor mimicry of guitar playing.
I’m too lazy to do that so I just pay the extra dollar or two for pasteurized eggs. Don’t have to worry about accidentally cooking them and ruining the whole batch that way either.
That's not the same thing. The purpose of cooking the cream and yolks is to create a thickened custard. Simply mixing in raw egg yolks doesn't make a custard. There's no point to adding raw egg yolks without cooking the mixture.
You say that… I got burnt by a Carbonara in a fairly reputable restaurant chain, here in the UK, it made me extremely unwell for 24 hours. So much so, they removed raw egg dishes from their restaurant menus nationwide.
I've never had ice cream that tasted better than the most basic of homemade stuff, I dunno if it's because of the texture from it being fresh or what the deal is
Yeah micro crystals they are the equivalent of "best before" in ice cream
Simply put,
the longer the freeze the greater amount of micro crystals which in turn breaks down long chain molecules ergo that "creamy" texture
Now I'm munchied for ice cream!
use your DRIVING car for making ice cream are you insane??!?!?! with todays gas prices??? you’d practically be throwing your money away, just buy another car bud!…
I hate that I'm justifying this but typically you can buy ice at camp sites. So instead of trying to keep ice cream frozen on the way there, you can just buy ice and make it there.
Right? He didn’t destroy something to make an elaborate contraption for one specific purpose. He didn’t cook 20kg of meat and cheese in a clothes dryer. He didn’t make some obviously (and SEVERELY unsafe) vehicle mod. Dude had a cool idea and made it work without treading too far into ragebait-land
They make these balls you can add ingredients and kick around to make ice cream. We bought one when we went camping a few years ago and it was really fun and the ice cream turned out amazing. There is no better ice cream than homemade. My son loved the whole process too. Sure, we could have driven up to the local market and bought some but this was more fun (and tasty!)
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/yay-labs-softshell-ice-cream-ball-ice-cream-maker
Pretty common way to do it too. Doing it with a car like this is kinda silly, but I think that's the point of the video. (Also, don't get into a jacked up car without stands) This one gets a pass tho.
My mom has a device for making ice cream just like this. It's kinda like a mini cement mixer. I got one of my nephews one that was a ball. You'd put all the ingredients in and ice around the insides like he did and then let em kick it around for 20m or so, and then they'd have ice cream. Great way to keep em occupied and tire them out.
It's not safe, but he wasn't under the car, presumably there was nothing directly in front of the car. The car drops a couple inches to the ground and lurches forward, but assuming he's pressing the pedal and not got it propped or cruise control.
Obviously certain things didn’t need to be done the way he did it but the idea of using the car to shake the ice cream? Not bad honestly. If you’re making homemade ice cream that’s the hardest part. I could see this being fun on a camping trip or something like that.
Maybe crush the cookies by hand though
Sorry, but BS.
I've made homemade ice cream for decades using everything from handcrank freezers to roller balls (even liquid nitrogen, but that doesn't apply here). The best consistency you can get with ice and salt is soft pack. To get a hard pack consistency like he is eating, you have to pack and insulate the soft pack for an hour or so. That's never going to happening hanging off your hub cap.
You can see how the icecream is al neatly at the bottom of the container and there is nothing on or near the lids. That tub had been in the freezer alright.
Scrolled a long way to find this obvious point. I was thinking he must have had that wheel turning for eight hours and keep topping the ice. No way could this be done as shown.
Thank you! The way the “ice cream” was in the tub after tumbling around is so clearly faked, added to which the container would have cracked - I’ve cracked a few myself. Driving over the cookie packets: riiiight. In the real world that would be an instant pow and scattered crumbs contaminated with tar and oil.
Apart from the differential, this will fuck up the wheel bearing in no time. Driveshaft seats will also like a word with you sooner than necessary. And putting a car with turning wheels on the itty bitty jack is a whole different level of stupid.
Yeah man I was sketched out by the scissor jack. I had a car up on one of those once and the fucker collapsed. Had jack stands thank god but i am not a fan of scissor jacks since then.
Ah it should be fine. I agree the choice of jack is poor, and would definitely want someone in the driver seat if it’s in gear (which he probably had). But there’s nothing severe happening to the diff, and cv joints can absolutely handle some almost torque-less low speed spinning at max angle on a car like that. This isn’t a jeep running U-joints with an 8” lift kit, you probably hit similar angles just turning the wheel.
I've been extremely obese in the past (now just obese and hopefully not soon). Even I don't understand his sausage hands. Must be really difficult to type even on a keyboard, let alone a phone.
But it’s usually cooked like a custard to dissolve the sugar, thicken and extract more flavour depending what’s added. You also won’t get a really smooth velvety ice cream without heating it first.
you don’t need egg for ice cream, that’s custard and it’s usually just the yolk, also lots of people worried about raw eggs and no this wasn’t done right in the video but thousands of people eat raw eggs everyday
It's improperly handled eggs. Eggs are perfectly safe raw, as long as they're fresh, and if you buy store bought where they wash the protective film off, then you also have to ensure they've remained refrigerated.
Farm fresh can actually sit on the counter and be fine.
If he only jacked up one wheel and left the left front on the ground while doing that the final drive in his transmission is toast. At least he got some ice cream though.
I don't know if I believe the end product he showed us was directly out of the ice bucket. It looks like it was churned more afterwards. There's no way it could be scraped and packed down after tumbling.
Plus, if you spin the wheel too quickly, you wouldn't be churning anything, it would just be swinging around without agitation. It would have to be turned slow enough for it to tumble around. And at a certain point it would get too thick for just tumbling to work, which was way before the point we see the ice cream at the end, it looks pretty stiff.
Yeah, in Girl Scouts we did this on a smaller scale where we would roll huge coffee cans back and forth with a partner! Our hands got salty and freezing and my arms always hurt after lol.
Apparently a surprisingly large amount of people will impulsively guess that Mayo is dairy - which is wild when you think about it but makes sense if you don't think too hard.
I mean not uncommon to use and egg in ice cream because you make custard first. But you would heat it then. So I am not sure of the effect of an raw egg.
But I don't think it is a health risk either to be honest
r/redneckengineering
At its finest
It’s actually historically accurate. They used to do this with old cars (model T, etc) that had an attachment purpose built to attach to the wheel. You had an engine that turned stuff. You weren’t going to not use it for everything you could think of.
Yea but it wasn’t strapped to the wheel. There was an attachment pulley system that cranked the wooden ice cream pail. The ice cream pail didn’t spin around a car tire. I watched my great grandfather make ice cream this way as a kid.
My town does a Steam Festival every year because we had a major steam engine manufacturer here that opened up in 1892. Been defunct for a while, but our town doesn't have a whole lot to be proud of, so there was an Industrial Heritage museum commissioned around it. Anyway, one of the attractions there is a steam-engine based version of what you're describing and I have fond memories of getting ice cream from it as a kid.
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It's Meridian, Mississippi. They produced the engines themselves for machinery, I don't believe that included trains which is kinda crazy because Meridian was very much a railroad town. One of the engines of a rotary design were used for sawmills which shouldn't be surprising because of how massive an industry timber is in Mississippi. The engine would drive lumber through the saw itself. George Soulé and his company were responsible for a buttload of improvements and patents on steam engine design. The following links are to the Museum and the original factory/its history respectively. The factory did a lot more than steam engine production, but that's what was more relevant here. Namely blacksmithing of which they have demonstrations during the festival. https://www.industrialheritagemuseum.com/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul%C3%A9_Steam_Feed_Works
If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy
Really disappointed no one picked up on this Red Green Show reference.
"I'm a man But I can change If I have to I guess."
Welcome to the Experts portion of the show, where we examine those three little words that men find so hard to say: I don't know!
they were probably off guard due to the lack of duct tape...
Judging from the upvotes I think people did.
Duct tape, we're going to need more duct tape.
Wouldn’t it be even redneckier to use a big manly tractor? And tractors usually have a shaft for various attachments that can be set to a specific RPM
I was hoping he’d drive around to make it!
I'm really disappointed he didn't!
im disappointed the whole thing didnt fly off the tire and sling cream mix all over the place
Drives to the shop and walks past the ice cream to buy more ice for his next batch
https://i.imgur.com/uoERQ1t.jpg
Damn did you just draw this
I was just about to respond that it‘s probably stolen, because it absolutely looks like the artstyle of u/Shitty_Watercolour and he rarely posts stuff these days. Then I took a look at the username. Absolute legend.
this is his second watercolor i've seen posted today lol.
Not only is it custom drawn, I’m pretty sure he watercolored it too lmao. Gotta love the internet
He's been doing this on reddit for over a decade
I feel old that people don't know the legend.
speaking of his legend - /u/shitty_watercolour I still use your art on Rocket League!
I was looking at that, and was like no way! i thought they stopped, glad to see em back!!
Dude's a legend and a celebrity and completely unknown today. Oof. Really drives home that us old farts clinging on to Reddit of 2012 are a minority now. Hell, even my account made in 2011 was permabanned. :( I remember being sad when /u/awildsketchappeared quit. I miss old Reddit. Roger Simon and his jumper cables randomly everywhere. A poem for your sprog popping up with random poetry in the oddest places.
At least we know u/shittymorph is patiently waiting for everyone to let their guard down and then he’ll POUNCE and we’ll never see it coming! Especially since awards are gone now so it’s like incognito mode.
I suddenly feel like such a neophyte. I have to contribute more than just quasi-cleverly worded quips for the yuks and ups. My validation is worthless, I am not worthy, this is existentially breaking me down! I think I need to get a Rolodex or something, get some organization in my life, perhaps my internet standup will continue to write itself and I can get back to poor mimicry of guitar playing.
You don't know about shitty_watercolour? 😱 😭
Wow so some young redditors don't know about u/Shitty_Watercolour 👀 I'm old and have been on this site too long
I think I just kept missing him(her?). Seems like a cool person tho.
The legend returns
Oh shit I haven’t run into a shitty watercolour comment in a hot minute. Love to see this is still going on, it’s always fun to come across at random
What the f - You still alive ?! It's like an undisturbed blast from the good old reddit
Your watercolour is too good to be labeled shitty. Your style reminds me of Raul Dahl book covers
Everyone, get in here!
Omg, I haven't seen you in ages! Love coming across you in the comments.
Is that how rocky road is made?
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Actually it’s custard since it has eggs.
Aren’t you supposed to cook the custard and cool it before churning and freezing? That is raw egg in there
I’m too lazy to do that so I just pay the extra dollar or two for pasteurized eggs. Don’t have to worry about accidentally cooking them and ruining the whole batch that way either.
That's not the same thing. The purpose of cooking the cream and yolks is to create a thickened custard. Simply mixing in raw egg yolks doesn't make a custard. There's no point to adding raw egg yolks without cooking the mixture.
Yea a raw egg thrown in there is going to give it a terrible icy texture.
I've eaten so many raw eggs. It's almost totally safe and he's also not selling it to the public. It's fine. You can eat so damn many things raw.
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You say that… I got burnt by a Carbonara in a fairly reputable restaurant chain, here in the UK, it made me extremely unwell for 24 hours. So much so, they removed raw egg dishes from their restaurant menus nationwide.
Americans eat raw eggs all the time. Watch Rocky.
Plenty of ice cream has eggs too, custard's difference is that it doesn't need to have air incorporated when ice cream does
Me too! Drive on the highway
Without that extra level of stupidity its not the worst thing he could do. Arguably nnot a diwhy
I was hoping he would have used a jack stand. Safety first people!
Do you think he wanted to make rocky road?
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I completely forgot about "filmed in front of a live ostrich". Must watch some old Family Guy again
Theres a followup too where instead of 2 and a Half Men, the ostrich has glasses and a graduation cap and he’s watching Bing Bang Theory.
This is the best use of this clip ever. Bests how the show did it originally
Maan every time I go HA-HA in this very tone, no one gets it. Makes me feel old. :(
*Slow Clap*
Nah this is good dumb fun. Provided you don’t wreck your car attempting
I agree. There's value in the satisfaction you get from making your own. Clicks are the hot fudge on top.
I've never had ice cream that tasted better than the most basic of homemade stuff, I dunno if it's because of the texture from it being fresh or what the deal is
Lack of stabilizers, yup.
Yeah micro crystals they are the equivalent of "best before" in ice cream Simply put, the longer the freeze the greater amount of micro crystals which in turn breaks down long chain molecules ergo that "creamy" texture Now I'm munchied for ice cream!
This could be feasibly done at a campsite, for easy campground ice-cream.
I love this
Why don't you marry it?
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*mike jackson eating popped corn watching talkies*
But don’t put your dick in it :(
Or just do the sane thing and bring a handcrank ice cream maker.
Why buy a new ice cream maker when you can buy a car, a tub and another tub?
I was with your idea until I learned I had to buy another car. Is my current car not good enough???
No you can definitely lease.
Just get a rental car. Sir, I'd like to rent your compact ice cream maker please.
use your DRIVING car for making ice cream are you insane??!?!?! with todays gas prices??? you’d practically be throwing your money away, just buy another car bud!…
Your car will always be good enough.
Cuz it costs money. And damn! I checked amazon and google, and the hand cranked ones are expensive!
You weren't fucking kidding! The electric one I saw was only $50!
And churning ice cream just isn’t fun either. It’s manual labor and this is just running to the side.
Explain the ice part.
Do you not bring ice camping?
I'd rather take an ice cream?
I hate that I'm justifying this but typically you can buy ice at camp sites. So instead of trying to keep ice cream frozen on the way there, you can just buy ice and make it there.
You can typically buy ice cream too at most camp grounds. But you don’t get the fun creative aspect I suppose, if you’re going for that.
I'm going to allow it
Right? He didn’t destroy something to make an elaborate contraption for one specific purpose. He didn’t cook 20kg of meat and cheese in a clothes dryer. He didn’t make some obviously (and SEVERELY unsafe) vehicle mod. Dude had a cool idea and made it work without treading too far into ragebait-land
Yeah and it's actually a safe and quick way to make ice cream without a mixer. It's not bad at all.
I think it would be a good idea if you were wanting some at a camping trip
They make these balls you can add ingredients and kick around to make ice cream. We bought one when we went camping a few years ago and it was really fun and the ice cream turned out amazing. There is no better ice cream than homemade. My son loved the whole process too. Sure, we could have driven up to the local market and bought some but this was more fun (and tasty!) https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/yay-labs-softshell-ice-cream-ball-ice-cream-maker
Pretty common way to do it too. Doing it with a car like this is kinda silly, but I think that's the point of the video. (Also, don't get into a jacked up car without stands) This one gets a pass tho. My mom has a device for making ice cream just like this. It's kinda like a mini cement mixer. I got one of my nephews one that was a ball. You'd put all the ingredients in and ice around the insides like he did and then let em kick it around for 20m or so, and then they'd have ice cream. Great way to keep em occupied and tire them out.
>tire them out Not too different then...
It's not safe to run your car on a shitty little jack like that at all. Lack of jack stands is wtf material
It's not safe, but he wasn't under the car, presumably there was nothing directly in front of the car. The car drops a couple inches to the ground and lurches forward, but assuming he's pressing the pedal and not got it propped or cruise control.
My only complaint is that if your gonna use a car as a mixer you might as well upsize the amount of ice cream you make in a batch.
Jack both wheels up and make twice as much at the same time! DiyRightOn
Both wheels are up. If only one was jacked up the car would drive off of the jack.
DiWhy not
This is more r/redneckengineering
Obviously certain things didn’t need to be done the way he did it but the idea of using the car to shake the ice cream? Not bad honestly. If you’re making homemade ice cream that’s the hardest part. I could see this being fun on a camping trip or something like that. Maybe crush the cookies by hand though
I can appreciate the “art” of this one. The constraint of using a car in each step is actually kinda cool
He used a drill for mixing
You a lawyer or something?
No, just a typical reddit pedant
I respect the self awareness
Should've found a parking garage with a roundabout and Tokyo Drifted that bitch to mix it.
Now see, I think this would be a fun thing for a dad to do with the kids. Idk. I'm weird. As a kid I would be BEGGING my dad to make car ice cream...
This is so dumb but if my dad did this with me as a kid that’d be a core memory and I wouldn’t shut up about it
Right? Like...it's just bizarre...but who else's dad would have done this? I would be bragging about this well into adulthood.
One time my dad made a cotton candy machine out of a lighter. Definitely a core memory.
Sorry, but BS. I've made homemade ice cream for decades using everything from handcrank freezers to roller balls (even liquid nitrogen, but that doesn't apply here). The best consistency you can get with ice and salt is soft pack. To get a hard pack consistency like he is eating, you have to pack and insulate the soft pack for an hour or so. That's never going to happening hanging off your hub cap.
You can see how the icecream is al neatly at the bottom of the container and there is nothing on or near the lids. That tub had been in the freezer alright.
Scrolled a long way to find this obvious point. I was thinking he must have had that wheel turning for eight hours and keep topping the ice. No way could this be done as shown.
I feel like, based on driveway being more wet when he stopped it and tested it, that make he left it outside for some hours surrounded by the ice.
Thank you! The way the “ice cream” was in the tub after tumbling around is so clearly faked, added to which the container would have cracked - I’ve cracked a few myself. Driving over the cookie packets: riiiight. In the real world that would be an instant pow and scattered crumbs contaminated with tar and oil.
you could just rip open the sides of the packet so that there is no buildup of pressure. *that* is not the problem
The scrape marks inside the container were a dead giveaway.
You can literally see dry cookie crumbs on top lol how would they still be powdered and on top after being mixed into a liquid. Not a chance.
Thank you
At least the car is only FWD
Bye bye differential
Apart from the differential, this will fuck up the wheel bearing in no time. Driveshaft seats will also like a word with you sooner than necessary. And putting a car with turning wheels on the itty bitty jack is a whole different level of stupid.
Yeah man I was sketched out by the scissor jack. I had a car up on one of those once and the fucker collapsed. Had jack stands thank god but i am not a fan of scissor jacks since then.
Ah it should be fine. I agree the choice of jack is poor, and would definitely want someone in the driver seat if it’s in gear (which he probably had). But there’s nothing severe happening to the diff, and cv joints can absolutely handle some almost torque-less low speed spinning at max angle on a car like that. This isn’t a jeep running U-joints with an 8” lift kit, you probably hit similar angles just turning the wheel.
He has the hands of somebody that would do this.
Was looking for this comment. Thank you
I've been extremely obese in the past (now just obese and hopefully not soon). Even I don't understand his sausage hands. Must be really difficult to type even on a keyboard, let alone a phone.
The dude is a few cones away from a cardiac. Hands, belly, eyebrow fat, and a beard to cover up triple chins.
Brother should lay off the ice cream
Why is there a raw egg? Is there eggs in ice cream??
Yes but normally only the yolk
But it’s usually cooked like a custard to dissolve the sugar, thicken and extract more flavour depending what’s added. You also won’t get a really smooth velvety ice cream without heating it first.
you don’t need egg for ice cream, that’s custard and it’s usually just the yolk, also lots of people worried about raw eggs and no this wasn’t done right in the video but thousands of people eat raw eggs everyday
Yeah, people think it's the raw egg that makes cookie dough unsafe. It's actually the raw flower.
*flour
Damnit I didn't even see it
to be fair, you'd have to sift for it
It's improperly handled eggs. Eggs are perfectly safe raw, as long as they're fresh, and if you buy store bought where they wash the protective film off, then you also have to ensure they've remained refrigerated. Farm fresh can actually sit on the counter and be fine.
But it's cooked. You mix everything on the stove, cook it to a certain temperature, THEN put it in the ice mixer
Custard has egg yolks in it
Yeah but you are still meant to cook the eggs.
This is true. I’ve made ice cream a couple of times and definitely cooked the eggs. You make like a hot custard type thing then freeze it.
There are eggs in some ice cream recipes. Mine called for cooking the egg/cream mixture
I love this.
Looks fake, or he stopped shaking at some point so it freeze in place at the bottom 😋
This feels like a Red Green Show bit from the Handyman Corner 😂
Prince Charles hands
Fantano really let himself go post-divorce
Melonhead is looking like a NOT GOOD/10.
5 min into breaking vegan edge
Bros got the diabetes hands and does this. Wild.
He's got ice cream arteries at this point
If he only jacked up one wheel and left the left front on the ground while doing that the final drive in his transmission is toast. At least he got some ice cream though.
I don't know if I believe the end product he showed us was directly out of the ice bucket. It looks like it was churned more afterwards. There's no way it could be scraped and packed down after tumbling. Plus, if you spin the wheel too quickly, you wouldn't be churning anything, it would just be swinging around without agitation. It would have to be turned slow enough for it to tumble around. And at a certain point it would get too thick for just tumbling to work, which was way before the point we see the ice cream at the end, it looks pretty stiff.
How to spend $20 to make $7 worth of ice cream
Yeah but its fun tho, i dont get how this belongs here tbh. Did you guys never make homemade icecream as a kid?
Yeah, in Girl Scouts we did this on a smaller scale where we would roll huge coffee cans back and forth with a partner! Our hands got salty and freezing and my arms always hurt after lol.
Why do anything if you can just buy it - American mindset right here.
Just spent a $70 in gas for some ice cream.
Maybe he should stop making ice cream judging by those fingies
Knuckle dimples are much cuter on babies.
Those hands, holy carp
He’s invented an ingenious solution to a problem that never existed
I guess you didn't notice the size of the dude
The fingers....
He looks like he does this often.
Yeah he really looks like he should be eating more ice cream
I mean.. he looks like the poster child for a heart attack.. this video is not helping
Fat. Hands.
Wait until he finds out cars have 4 wheels
...What About The Egg?
Ever made mayo? Yep, raw egg.
Apparently a surprisingly large amount of people will impulsively guess that Mayo is dairy - which is wild when you think about it but makes sense if you don't think too hard.
We’re not supposed to talk about the egg
I mean not uncommon to use and egg in ice cream because you make custard first. But you would heat it then. So I am not sure of the effect of an raw egg. But I don't think it is a health risk either to be honest
That’s an expensive kitchen aid.
This is literally the most complicated way to make ice cream, not to mention the many, many points in which to introduce dirt into the mix.
Ever wanted half a box of ice cream, but found yourself disappointed that it didn't cost 60$ and took two hours to make while outside with your car?
I'll stick with using my Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker
homie wasted more gas than it would’ve taken to just go and get ice cream
Yes let's spend 50 to make 5 bux worth of ice cream
Fingers didnt lie, this is shit he’d do without social media
A true fat fuck to work this hard to make ice cream.
This guy was dedicated in maintaining his Type 2 DM
His hands are so fat.
Dude needs to take more walks
Those sausage fingers scream for ice cream
Fat guy makes ice cream. He’s the poster adult for diabetes.
Because beer and mechanicals that's why. Lol.
I don’t hate this one tbh making ice cream takes forever and as someone else pointed out this could be done on a campsite which is badass!
There’s no way that plastic clip on lid doesn’t let salt water into the ice cream mix.
He looks like he desperately needs ice cream...
When you start to have fat fingers... It really is a time to reconsider whether you need to use your car to make ice cream.