ice cream, ices, etc

"Find out how to make ice cream in a bag, using simple materials and step-by-step instructions, young readers can explore the science behind this . . . project"--Provided by publisher.

"Scoops loves starting new craft projects, finishing them is another matter which causes problems when it's time for the Cherry twins surprise birthday party and their present isn't ready"--OCLC.

"Johnny Boo creates an incredible Ice Cream Computer that can turn anything into delicious ice cream. ... It works great ... until Squiggle decides to turn himself into ice cream! Then: Johnny Boo time travels to the future, where the Mean Little Boy tries to add him to his his butterfly collection"--Amazon.

"Cake tells about his friend, Ice Cream, who tries to get his way by being bossy and loud, only to find out that is a good way to lose friends"--Provided by publisher.

Text and illustrations provide facts about the history of ice cream.

Provides step-by-step instructions on how to make ice cream at home without an ice cream maker.

Contains recipes and variations for five hundred ice creams, gelatos, sorbets, granitas and water ices, frozen fruits, sundaes, sodas, slushes, and other treats, including dairy-free, low-fat, and sugar-free selections, and provides ice cream making tips.

Describes the process of how ice cream is made, from the dairy farm, to the creamery, and then to the ice cream factory.

"Determined to find a cure for his burping, George returns to Ernie's Ice Cream Emporium in search of a secret ingredient, but when a rival ice cream shop opens, George tries to keep Ernie's in business so he can solve his problem."--Provided by publisher.

"When five hungry animals visit Sam's ice cream shop, he whips up some amazing creations, including a yummy blue-cheese sundae for Mouse and a wormy, squirmy cone for Hen. But then along comes a very special customer with the most surprising choice of all..."--Back cover.