Chocolate Ice Cream - costing out the recipe
I did the costing for this to the penny. Yield was 48 ounces - just like containers in the grocery store. A 48 ounce container of what you consider "good" ice cream from a grocery store costs any where from $5.00 to $7.00. When you create this at home you are getting only natural ingredients - no chemicals added for a cost of $6.69. Here's my breakdown:
| 
8 egg yolks | 
$ 1.28 | 
| 
1 cup heavy cream | 
$ 1.49 | 
| 
3 cups half and half | 
$ 2.01 | 
| 
Sugar | 
$   .37 | 
| 
Cocoa | 
$   .87 | 
| 
Vanilla | 
$   .67 | 
| 
Total cost for 48 ounces | 
$ 6.69 | 
| 
Per person cost for
  6 oz. servings | 
$   .83 each | 
Although that is not necessarily "inexpensive" compared to the grocery store you have to accept the fact that it is by far a much, much better product for your family. My husband is plowing through this ice cream and is already asking when I will make more. What have I gotten myself into?







 
 
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