What is there not to like about Nutella? It infuses the perfect combination of creaminess, sweetness, yet bitterness. Which is no doubt why Italian's are proud to claim Nutella as their own, originally from Piedmont. You will probably find a jar in the pantry of most Italian households. Also some coffee shops have massive five litre jars sitting behind the counter, quite a sight! I do actually have the recipe to make my own Nutella but for the purpose of making this ice-cream I am using the original tried and true version- purchased from the store! This gelato is SO yummy and is so simple to make. It possess all of the words I used to describe Nutella, but is amplified in a frozen delicious version! I remember on my first visit to Italy many years ago this was one of my favourite gelato flavours, and still is!!
What you need:
300 ml full cream milk
200ml fresh full fat cream
1/2 cup caster sugar (anti freeze agent)
300 gr Nutella
How to make:
1: Add the milk, cream and sugar in a medium size bowl and whisk until the sugar has absorbed. Using a hand held whisk add the Nutella in small batches to the cream mixture and blend
2: Once all of the ingredients have been combined pour slowly into a frozen ice-cream churn. Churn for approximately 45 minutes or until the mixture has thickened
3: Pour the thickened mixture into a metal container and place covered in the freezer
300 ml full cream milk
200ml fresh full fat cream
1/2 cup caster sugar (anti freeze agent)
300 gr Nutella
1: Add the milk, cream and sugar in a medium size bowl and whisk until the sugar has absorbed. Using a hand held whisk add the Nutella in small batches to the cream mixture and blend
2: Once all of the ingredients have been combined pour slowly into a frozen ice-cream churn. Churn for approximately 45 minutes or until the mixture has thickened
3: Pour the thickened mixture into a metal container and place covered in the freezer
Buon gelato!
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