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Pour the cold heavy cream into a large mixing bowl. You can use a stand mixer with a whisk attachment or a hand mixer.

Whip the heavy cream on high speed until stiff peaks form. The cream should be thick enough that it holds its shape and doesn't fall off a spoon or whisk when inverted.

In a separate medium-sized bowl, combine the sweetened condensed milk with the vanilla bean paste (or vanilla extract). Stir until well combined. The vanilla bean paste will give the ice cream a richer flavor and visible vanilla flecks.

Gently fold the condensed milk and vanilla mixture into the whipped cream. Be careful not to deflate the whipped cream; use a spatula to fold until just combined and no streaks remain.

Pour the combined ice cream mixture into a loaf pan or a freezer-safe container.

Cover the loaf pan tightly with plastic wrap or a lid to prevent ice crystals from forming.

Place the covered loaf pan in the freezer and freeze for at least 6 hours, or preferably overnight, until the ice cream is firm.

Once frozen, scoop and serve your homemade vanilla ice cream.


Pour the cold heavy cream into a large mixing bowl. You can use a stand mixer with a whisk attachment or a hand mixer.

Whip the heavy cream on high speed until stiff peaks form. The cream should be thick enough that it holds its shape and doesn't fall off a spoon or whisk when inverted.

In a separate medium-sized bowl, combine the sweetened condensed milk with the vanilla bean paste (or vanilla extract). Stir until well combined. The vanilla bean paste will give the ice cream a richer flavor and visible vanilla flecks.

Gently fold the condensed milk and vanilla mixture into the whipped cream. Be careful not to deflate the whipped cream; use a spatula to fold until just combined and no streaks remain.

Pour the combined ice cream mixture into a loaf pan or a freezer-safe container.

Cover the loaf pan tightly with plastic wrap or a lid to prevent ice crystals from forming.

Place the covered loaf pan in the freezer and freeze for at least 6 hours, or preferably overnight, until the ice cream is firm.

Once frozen, scoop and serve your homemade vanilla ice cream.
