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Just down the road from Plymouth, Miranda Hart was born in Torquay, Devon. She is one of the most well known female comedians of the century. She began her career with drama training at the Academy of Live and and Recorded arts before moving on to write material for the Edinburgh fringe festival and making appearances in various British sitcoms.

There is also a second such restaurant in Manistee. In 2015, Neal sold the two to one of his sons, Barry. They operate under the House of Flavors name but are separate legal operations from the manufacturing plant.

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Plenty of people have devised ways of getting around using a machine; plenty of people made ice cream before the machine was invented. The cookbook author and pastry chef David Lebovitz suggests putting your base straight into the freezer and then taking it out, every thirty minutes or so, for a good stir. Faith Durand, the editor of The Kitchn, fills a mixing bowl with ice and salt, nestles a smaller bowl inside it, then churns her base in the small bowl with a hand mixer, before freezing the whole thing. (Thomas Jefferson, an ice-cream fiend, used a similar approach.) The food-science whiz J. Kenji Lopez-Alt has a recipe that involves making a custard, combining it with fresh-whipped cream, freezing the mixture in ice-cube trays, and then food-processing the frozen cubes with more cream; it’s perfect for anyone who cares about getting her “overrun all the way down to 24%.” The popular “no-churn” technique, perhaps easiest of all, calls for a quart of heavy cream, whipped into soft peaks, and a can of condensed milk, poured into a loaf pan and left to freeze—though, as Lopez-Alt points out, this is really more of a mousse, as smooth as ice cream but with an airier, chewier texture that will be familiar to anyone who has ever enjoyed a frozen container of Cool Whip. In my mind, none of these beats the spontaneity, humble materials, and built-in upper-body workout of the plastic-bag method. It has all the appeal of a magic trick, although of course it’s not—just simple science, taking place before your very eyes. (My friend, it turned out, learned it in elementary school.)

This countertop ice maker is the ideal choice for budget-minded shoppers with heavy ice needs. Featuring a 26-pound ice bucket, it can produce a full batch of ice in as little as six minutes. The ice melts pretty fast in the storage bin, however, so buyers should have an alternate storage solution on hand if the ice won’t be used right away. If you have a large family, frequently need ice for your cooler, or host a fair number of parties, the nicely priced RCA-Igloo certainly comes in handy.

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There’s nothing you can’t fit into the fridge, with the split-shelf design providing a huge degree of flexibility. Spacious freezer drawers provide ample room for your food items, but the position of the LED lighting makes it hard to see into the bottom drawers.

However, if you’re looking for a fun party or picnic activity, Bauer recommends a hand-crank machine, especially because it’s got an interesting history. According to Bauer, a woman named Nancy Johnson created this ice-cream-making technology in the 1840s (though this White Mountain machine isn’t her exact design, even though it uses the same spinning and freezing mechanism). “It’s an example of the same exact technology we use when we make our ice cream on giant machines,” says Bauer. “It’s fun to connect it with that American ice-cream history.”

The Indian milk sector, which surpassed the European Union to become the world’s biggest producer in 2017-18, is growing like never before. A recent report by global analytical company CRISIL forecasts a steady growth in milk sales in coming years and a 50 per cent faster growth in the value-added dairy products sector. Sniffing windfall gains, national and international players are entering Indian dairy sector, widening procurement networks and expanding dairy portfolio. These developments should usher in good news for the country’s 73 million small and marginal dairy farmers who have been struggling to recover the production cost for the past three years. But N Adinarayan, a marginal dairy farmer from Mandambarpalli village in Andhra Pradesh’s Chittoor district, does not think so. And he has a reason.

Another smartphone app lets users take a picture of their meals, with the system recognising which type of food or dish it is and recording how many calories, vitamins and proteins it contains automatically. 

In addition to the private label brands, House of Flavors sells its own line of ice cream marketed as Ashby’s Sterling ice cream in 16 states.