Sentence examples for snow cream from inspiring English sources

On summer nights, lines stretch out the door at Bingbox in the East Village, where fluffy "snow cream" is topped with caramel popcorn, and Wowfulls on the Lower East Side, where bubbled waffles are wrapped around sundaes.

In a section called How Too, they pay homage to the seasons with vintage-style crafts and recipes; recent offerings include directions for orange-peel votives, comfrey poultices and "snow cream," a child-pleaser that involves sugar, cream and (pristine) snow.

"There are other things I'd rather do than memorize the new hymn," she confides to her diary, and then supplies a list, which includes "eating Christmas cookies" and "baking more Christmas cookies (I ate all the first ones)." A rustic Mrs. Beeton, Lucky also supplies a recipe for Snow Cream ("be sure to use only clean snow") and an illustrated lesson in how to make pomander balls.

Some call it snow cream, fluff ice, milk fluff or milk snow.

Let's not overlook the obvious: these days are the few where snowmen, snow angels, snow forts, snowball fights, and snow cream are a given.

Thank goodness for complimentary validated parking, or else we may never be able to get in line for this popular Westside snow cream place.

If you want something other than plain vanilla snow ice cream, gathering the following supplies: Freshly made snow ice cream.

Both are ingredients, with a little vanilla, of what her grandmother called "snow ice cream," made with fresh-gathered snow.

Stir in vanilla and sugar, and Viola, homemade snow ice cream.

So the idea is that we could launch flavor into a cloud and it would snow ice cream?

I also vividly remember discovering the joy of how to make chocolate chip cookies, the taste of a toasted peanut butter and jelly on rye bread and the simplicity of snow ice cream.