Sentence examples for batches of ice from inspiring English sources
I happen upon a possible explanation in Harold McGee's The Curious Cook, where he speculates that pre-prepared syrups are used by professionals for speed, when making up several large batches of ice a day.
With the completion of tests on Wednesday, the company said it was all right to drink the water after letting faucets and drinking fountains run for three to five minutes, discarding three batches of ice from reactivated ice makers and draining and refilling water heaters unused for 24 hours.
The pair plan to make small batches of ice cream daily starting in January.
You can make multiple batches of ice cubes and store them in the freezer for big events.
According to Guinness World Records, the fastest time for making a batch of ice cream is a shade over 18 seconds.
On average it takes around 18 minutes to make a batch of ice cream in its 1.45 litre bowl.
A smiling Dave Folts was touting the latest batch of ice cream: peach, with the main ingredient coming from an orchard only a couple of miles down the road from his Jack Frost Homemade Ice Cream and Luncheonette in Englishtown.
Jennifer Francis of Rutgers University sent this additional thought after I sent a batch of ice researchers an e-mail last night seeking broader context for this year's ice retreat: The fact that the ice is so dramatically thinner now than it was only 20 years ago means that it is vulnerable to any abnormal weather event or fluctuation in ocean currents.
In 1994, for example, a single salmonella-contaminated batch of ice cream infected an estimated 224,000 people across 48 states.
Making a lot of ice cream is a much slower process if you buy a model with a freezer bowl, as you need to refreeze the bowl between batches – although additional bowls are available for some models.
