The White's Homeschool Adventures - Magic Shell

Jul. 21, 2008 - Magic Shell

We went on a field trip today to a local ice cream shop, Butterfields. They make their own ice cream and he explained it all to us. It was pretty interesting. We got to sample the ice cream fresh from the maker and then we all got small ice creams that we bought. While we were waiting for the tour to be set we were talking to some of the students from Guilford Christian Academy. He said his favorite ice cream was twist soft serve double dipped in chocolate, so I told the mom that I would post the recipe that I have for Magic Shell.
We have had this and it works well. Enjoy!

1 pkg. chocolate chips
1/2 stick butter or margarine.
1/4 vegetable oil
In a double boiler melt chips and butter together. When melted add oil. Pour over ice cream and it will harden.
www.budget101.com/recipes/id496.htm is where I got this recipe from.

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Jul. 21, 2008 - mmmmm

Posted by purityseekers

That sound SO good!! Can't wait to try it!
I am just poppin' over to announce a contest on my blog in honor of my 2nd year of blogging! Go and check it out!!
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/purityseekers/563578/
OH and I spaced it and didn't give you a report for "Z". Do I just do the 2nd semester since she turned 7 in Feb? I'll try to get it typed up ASAP!
:) Bridget (things are going really well here and I am going to be ordering PACE curriculums for all the kids in August when they come to Waterville! I'm excited to get going with it!!)
Thanks again for all your support!! You guys are awesome!

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