It’s never too hot or too cold for ice cream. The frozen treat is a comfort food for a reason, and with all the flavors and non-dairy options, it’s easy for anyone to enjoy it at any time – yes, that ...

Hot summer days are made for enjoying ice cream, but buying it at the store by the carton can get expensive. Plus, there’s no bigger summer bummer than when you head out to buy your favorite flavor ...

There’s nothing wrong with indulging in a little treat from time to time, and whether you’re capping off a savory meal or craving an afternoon dessert, we can all make a little space for ice cream.

The Fourth of July is coming up soon. If you’re in charge of making dessert for the festivities, I have a great suggestion: Make ice cream. Or gelato. Or sorbet. It’s easy, especially if you make it ...

To make Ice Cream, head to the Cooking Pot in the middle of the island. Equip the ingredient you want to add to the pot, and then interact with the pot to add it to the mix. Whatever you've added will ...

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The options truly are endless and completely customizable. — -- With the heat reaching into the upper 90s across the country, there’s no better time than now to master making an ice cream cake.

Update: We've added new alternative flavors to our guide on how to make an ice cream in Grow a Garden. With summer in full swing, who wouldn’t be craving a delicious cooling ice cream? But how are you ...

Kat Thompson is the audience editor of Eater’s Southern California/Southwest region. Every year I look forward to shaved ice season (which, if I’m being honest, is almost year round in Los Angeles).

The Seiters show us how they make ice cream at The Ice Cream Barn in Swansea, MA. Tom and Jocelyn Seiter show us how they make ice cream at the Ice Cream Barn in Swansea, MA. The couple has been hard ...