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I am adicted to turket hill.

I would garnish with the green mint jelly candies. My family is going to try this recipe during vacation week. What a great little family recipe.

Sounds An d looks fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!

these look so good- great appliance

What no pictures of the pasta-shaped ice cream maker!?! :-/

Maybe these will stop my kids from making snowballs from outside & putting them in the freezer for later! They look yummy!

The ice cream snowballs look like a great idea for Christmas Eve desert. How fun!!!

My Grandson’s saw the ice cream balls and now they want me to make them tonight. They said that they will help me. Looks very good.

snowballs, spaghetti, lasagna,
this is awesome, I am ready to eat more ice cream now. and the spaghetti ice cream maker is an exercise activity too.

How wild! But, shouldn’t we be eating our ice cream manually for the exercise, afterall!!!!

Love the Duetto. Creamy but light and oh so Delicious. Tastes like a “diet” ice cream.

Hi,

I saw today’s prize and cannot believe what a great gift that is. I saw ice cream prepared on the cooking network and how they made a meatball from ice cream also. Hope I win!!!!!

My first memory of eating ice cream was a MeloRoll. They even had a specially shaped cone to hold it. My Philadelphia friends tell me that they never encountered it even the ones who are as old as I. Was this a New York thing?

My favorite flavor is Death by Chocolate. A chocolate lovers dream.
MMMMMMMMMMMM Good!!!!!!!!!!

I wish I could eat Turkey Hill ice cream every day. I have to drive over 30 miles or so to get it! So I really would like to win this contest, then I could dive and make it worth my while to stock my freezer, since it is cold right now here in the south. It would not melt until I got back home.

I didn’t remember these until I saw the picture with the holly and candle. It seems somehow though it had cake in it somewhere,? Maybe my mom had her own twist to this one. Thanks for the memory bite. (pun intended)

What a great idea!

I’d roll those snowballs down the hill to a pond of chocolate, & then go diving for snowballs!

These look very easy to make and lots of fun! My kind of recipe!

Listen. You dont have to do anything with your Ice Cream to make it good.Ive eaten a lot of Ice Cream in my 60 s0me years and Turke Hill makes the best.

i love coconut, especially paired with pineapple. add a little crushed pinapple to coconut and roll balls in that. don’t know how it would freese, but sounds good. i and my sisters loved to take a spoon and eat the frozen cream from the top of the milk bottles. it would rise and push the paper cap up, sometimes even off of the bottle. now that flavor in an ice cream would be delicious. its name could be fifties dream cream.

Wow these snowballs are amazing! I just served them as a treat for my friends and they were so easy to make and so delicious. Thanks for the great idea Turkey Hill, you help make the holiday season great!

The spaghetti ice cream maker is right
up my alleyl but then again, I don’t need any assistance to get me to eat ice cream, my favorite food.

Looks like you better eat these snowballs fast before they melt. I am sure putting a candle in them would certainly cause them to melt faster (i.e. if you light the candle).

I like the Pineapple ice cream idea better than Vanilla. To each his (her) own.

Hey, I never thought of ice cream snowballs before. Sounds interesting.

Cute idea! Especially in individual sizes…

that is awesome

nice idea will have to try this on my kids to see what they think

What a cool idea. And Snowmen, too. the kids’ll love them! How about making them with the Coconut Cream Pie IC?!

Sounds like fun. We’ll give it a try!

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ICE CREAM NOW!!!!!!!!!

We just made both snowballs, vanilla got my vote.
I think this has started a new thing in my home. Now they want to try other flavors and with toasted coconut.
We might be onto something good.

I love the snowball and will try making them. Also like the idea of the mud balls too. Thanks for the ideas.

My grandmother used to make the same ice cream snowballs and all of us grandchildren loved them! You are bringing back some wonderful memories.

I’ll need to have a football get together to enjoy all these recipes.

This sounds yummy, as I love coconut and vanilla ice cream!

Coconut is my favorite and vanilla ice cream is my favorite ice cream. I am getting a visual on this and my mouth is watering. I loved the nostalgic ad in the article.

Oh my God I have to try this!!! Wouldn’t mind the Ice Cream Maker…

OMG! Now to be very honest with you. I’ve been doing that for years with ice cream. You can roll then in all kinds of delicious toppings. Ice Cream snowballs, why not? Love them!

I’m thinking that with all that coconut, that will be more for us big kids!!

These snowballs sound delicious.Looks like I’ll be making them for our “special holiday dessert” this year…I can’t wait for the family”s reviews!

Looks like they would be fun to make.

Why not add maraschino cherries for the holly berries, and some cut up gummy worms for the holly berry leaves. Something fun for kids to eat.

I LOVE Coconut, so they sound great!! And the spaghetti ice cream maker sounds like something my grandbabies would love. Thanks for the interesting info!

Great Idea…
What about building a Snowman..
More ice cream is better!

Ice cream snow balls sound great, I think I will try them for the kids and the adults on Christmas.Trying flavors other than vanilla would be fun too. can’t wait to try them.

They sound really YUMMY! I would have to coat them in chocolate or caramel……..

What a great idea for the children during the holidays! (Grownups too!!)

Maybe this idea could be used in another way to get kids to eat vegetables.

that sounds really good, I can’t wait to try it.

Snow balls look great! Ice cream goes with anything and fits in anywhere!

I USED TO MAKE THESE ICE CREAM SNOWBALLS FOR BABY SHOWERS. I’D TINT THE COCONUT PINK OR BLUE. THEY WERE ALWAYS A BIG HIT. THIS WAS WAY BACK IN THE EARLY 70′S. (I MADE THEM ABOUT THE SIZE OF A BASEBALL.)

I loved the article about coconut snowballs-I am 85 my oldest is 59 every christmas we had the ice cream balls, our 3 kids loved them. in the 50s- every christmas for years ,then they disappeared. We tried making them several times, they were not the same!!!Thanks for the wonderful memories- Happy Holiday-Leo & Lucy Fredricks-Newark DE.

What a great idea.

Ice Cream snow balls sound great!!!!!!!

first I see there are now 2 Carolines and both of us are not coconut fans. My husband likes the ice cream ball idea but prefers “MUD BALLS” with chocolate ice cream rolled in chocolate sprinkles or bits

as much as they look like a cute idea, sorry the idea of coconut coated ice cream just doesn’t appeal to me

They would not have time to melt before they are eaten.

If you’re making the icecream snowballs you can use green gum drops for the holly. Flatten them out with a rolling pin and trim to a holly shape. Use cinnamon candies for the berries.

Your ice cream is the best and the yogurt too. How about rolling those ice cream balls in chocolate sauce and chopped nuts?? YUMM

Spaghetti Ice Cream is awesome!

This recipe looks incredible! It reminds me of a dessert my father often talks about having as a child growing up in Scotland. I can’t wait to tell him about this…

Ice Cream is always on the menu here.
We even started an ice cream club in the office. (ICC) We have lots of fun with it & take turns buying ice cream for the office.
Thanks for a great product & I love the recipe for the snowballs. I too remember having them on Christmas Eve.
Wow I can’t wait to make these for my kids.

Great product and information on how to make interesting presentations….

I like the dirty ice cream comment. How about crushing up chocolate cookies (like oreos) and rolling the snow balls in them. Yum!

I remember eating those when I was a kid.

What a lovely dessert for the holidays!
Too bad for those who don’t like coconut. That means there’s more for us coconut lovers.

We’re #2 when it comes to eating ice cream!!How can that be when we have Turkey Hiil ice cream?

Those ice cream balls look like they would be good, especially for Holidays.

Sounds awesome !!!

Wow, neat!

hope I win!!

I have a spaetzle machine that might do the trick!!

Great idea!!!!

What a great idea those snowballs. That could involve the whole family Christmas Eve and everyone could make their own snowball for dessert on Christmas. Make as per the recipe and then perhaps for those that like chocolate drizzle with melted chocolate bars and it could even taste like a mounds bar. The spaghetti ice cream maker is a neat invention and again everyone could use it to create their ice cream meals! Love to have one!!!!!!

I love Hostess snowballs so the ice cream variety would fall into the same delicious category.

Yum, sounds great. I already have a freezer that is devoted entirely to Turkey Hill Ice Cream!!

My grandchildren love spaghetti in any shape. It would be fun on april fool’s Day to make them spaghetti ice cream for dinner.

As I’ve often believed - I could live on ice cream so the “spaghetti ice cream maker” would be a great idea to add variety - hee hee!!

We get to enjoy ice cream snowballs year round. A local restaurant has their version called pecan balls served with either hot fudge or butterscotch topping and served in a crystal goblet. the only thing that would make it better would be for them to use Turkey Hill. maybe I need to make that suggestion.

I remember the snowballs (showing my age) - they were very special treats when we couldn’t afford “extras” at home. I think I’d rather have snowballs than spaghetti shaped ice cream, unless, of course, it was coconut creme pie ice cream from Turky Hill shaped as spaghetti.

If they don’t care for coconut, try to find some elegant white sprinkles/jimmies instead, or crushed pound cake.

My son would love to play with this

The coconut snowball is just right for the season! I’m a big coconut fan too.

happy holidays!!!

The snowballs sound like a perfect recipe for Christmas dinner. Not too difficult and appropriate for the day.
Pick me to win the year’s supply of ice cream - I’m addicted!!!!

What happened to the 17th receipt?

Love coconut! We’ll definitely try this.

Based on delicious comments here, we tryed Bills Stampede Sunday…it could quickly over take chocolate chip cookie dough.Now there is serious competition in our home for first place!!

FICTION: Flaming Ice Cream Snow Balls are dull and boring.

FACT: Flaming Ice Cream Snow Balls are fantastic.

what about instead of covering snowballs w/ coconut, u cover then in white chocolate shavings, or a combo of both!

what about instead of covering snowballs w/ coconut, u cover then w/ white chocolate - or a combo of both!

The Spaghetti Ice Cream maker looks like a very creative way to engage kids and adults alike!

These Ice Cream Snow Balls would bring an interesting twist to a Food Fight :>)

Coconut is not my favorite but I would try something else.

Yum! A timely treat for the season.

This sounds wonderful and the idea about using Turkey Hill coconut creme pie ice cream, sounds even better. Thanks for the great ideas, I think this will be our dessert for Christmas Eve.

I see an italian pasta shaped ice cream party in my future…

What a great dessert idea!

You could have a lot of fun with this. Toasted coconut for a “dirty” snowball. Lemon ice cream for a “don’t eat yellow” snowball.

Great idea.

My husband would love these - chocolate turkey hill ice cream - covered with Coconut. What more could one ask for?

I remember those snowballs when I was a child growing up. My mom purchased them at the local grocery store in upstate New YOrk

Has ice cream lost its’ cachet now that we all have gallons in the freezer instead of that special trip to the corner candy store for a cone?

THE SNOWBALLS LOOK GREAT!!

I don’t like coconut, but it is a great idea - just change the coconut to chocolate and call them mud balls.

Sounds like a lot of fun for the grandchildren to make during Christmas week. Thanks for the info.

I am not so sure about the spaghetti ice cream maker but the ice cream snowballs will end up as dessert at one of my holiday gatherings this year!

THE SPAGHETTI MAKER LOOKS LIKE ALOT OF FUN-GREAT TO USE WHILE IT SNOWSIN PA.

Those snowballs are such a cute idea. There are so many other ingredients that you could throw in as well to add a little color and flavor to the mix, like sprinkles, etc etc.

Bet this would be great with pineapple ice cream for a Hawaiian summer party - minus the holly of course!

If you live in New England and you’re buried in snow and cold, why not embrace it and eat lots of ice cream and make it fun with this scoop

Hard to find snow-balls in Florida!

Since we don’t have the traditional Christmas dinner anymore, I think this is going to go over wonderfully.

I will use green frosting and create “leaves” of holly so that it would be 100% edible. Looks like fun

Snowballs made out of Turkey Hill’s Coconut Creme Pie ice cream would be doubly good!

I remember the coconut ice cream balls! They were very good, but not as good as Turkey Hill Ice Cream would be if I made them at home. How about making a little snowman with chocolate chips for eyes and buttons? A cinnamon heart could be the mouth. Try it.

my family loves ice cream. any flavor. the shapes would be a welcomed change

Looks great…we might make it over Christmas!

You could roll the ice cream balls in colored candy jimmies or sprinkles and make them look like ornaments. This would work for people who do not like coconut. You would have to change the name though.

WOW bright candles and spaghetti. What a combo.

i could go for some green-tea mango icecream right about now. school is delayed again!!!!

The snowballs look festive and delicious. When they were sold, who sold them I wonder? Why do all the good things go away?

My grandson would like to make them.

Now that sounds good. Ice cream and coconut…love them both. Great party idea

Snowballs, what a cool and hot timely idea!
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My mother made the same snowballs for us as I was growing up in Lancaster Co in the 50’s. the TH website (under “Seasonal Recipes) has a recipe for the same with a slight variation.

What will they think of next? LOL Spaghetti ice cream!! It looked like fun, playing with that thing

The ice cream snowballs sound wonderful. I like coconut but don’t know if I would like it on ice cream.

Thanks for the recipe for ice cream snowballs. Great for when the grandkids come around. I recall delicious bonbons from my past.

I don’t like coconut, but my husband would probably love this recipe.

Thanks for the calendar.

My mom used to make these too, delicious!

you can also tint the coconut….lots of different colors and make confetti balls for New YEars….!!! what a way to ring it in!

Wow — what a novel idea. Ice cream, too, my favorite dessert!

JUST LET ME GO,WITH BOTH HANDS AND I WOULD BE IN HEAVEN.WITHOUT ANY DOUBT!

I love the snowball ice cream. It is a great idea for christmas

The snowballs sound like a great treat for the holiday birthdays we have coming.

These would be even better with Turkey Hill Eggnog ice cream or Peppermint Stick ice cream! Yum!!!! Or any other flavor for that matter.

Looks delicious to me but I don’t like the way the coconut sticks between my teeth. Maybe I’ll try butterscotch chips on & put in the microwave a short time. Keep those delicious new recipes coming. I love Turkey Hill ice cream just the way it is.

these look tasty..my hubby and daughter would love. I’d have to pass on the coconut!

Ice cream snowballs with coconut sounds great!

looks scrumptous

That sounds really fun!

Om MY GOSH!!! I remember those from when I was a kid. We use to look forward to Christmas because we would have one of those for a desert during the holidays. That resally takes me back. I had forgotten all about them. Hot fudge topping anyone?

These snowballs sound delicious will have to make them over the holidays. Sort of remind me of coconut macaroons one of my favorite cookies.

…”on the third day of ice cream Turkey Hill gave to me 3 spaghetti ice cream makers, 2 cuisipro ice cream sandwich makers and the book “everybody loves ice cream”"……I am not all that in love with the spaghetti ice cream maker so this’ll probably be the prize I win.

My power just came back on after 18 hours!! I checked my freezer and my Turkey Hill Ice Cream is still cold…

This one I like - might even give it a try. Thanks

I could see m&ms making really tasty berries on the snowball….mmmm!

I love the idea of an ice cream snowball, better than eating yellow snow that if for sure.

My family would love to win this & we love Turkey Hill Ice Cream!!!

The snowball reminds me of a treat I
used to get (eons ago… mid-1950’s) on the Boardwalk of Rockaway Beach (NY). It
was a glazed donut with a smaller version of the snowball sitting on the
donut’s hole. What a 10 cent treat!

Sounds yummy!

looking out at all our actual snow makes the coconut snowballs sound like a good idea!

I made ice cream snowballs over 40 years ago. After the ice cream had sat at room temperature for a short while I filled the cavity of a large size cupcake holder. This was returend to the freezer to harden.

Using one piece of wax paper for each form I sprinkled it with the coconut Roll each ball in the coconut and wrap in the paper and returned to freezer. until completely frozen. When ready to serve simply unwrap the paper and place the coconut ball in serving dish. Garnish .
Except for the trim or sauce, these can be prepared a few days ahead.

For some reason, our electric went out tonight. It probably was the westher. The first thought both my husband and I had was but what about the Turkey Hill Ice Cream in the freezer. Before the electric came back on about 1-1/2 hr. later, (yea I know we were lucky to be only out that long), we had helped ourself to a larger than usual serving of ice cream.

That sounds like heaven ! Turkey Hill makes the creamiest, dreamiest goodness!

Shoveled so many times between Thursday and today that I’m going to have an extra large - guilt free - bowl tonight! (The guilt never slows me down!!)

There has been a rise in the serving of “comfort food” mashed potatos, mac and cheese even in facy restaurants as a responce to the scary world situation.

The true comfort food for me is ice cream. Preferably coffee with hot fudge to create a mocha flavor. That’s comfort.

Asparagus-shaped ice cream? Just so it isn’t asparagus-flavoured….

*shudder*

The ice cream balls look so festive. Thanks also for the calendar…I look forward to it every year.

how cool! If I don’t win one, I guess I’ll have to put it on my Christmas list! I’d have alot of fun with it.

This looks like something I would love! I’d add choclate somewhere. Like a Hershey kiss in the middle. I’m one of your biggest vanilla ice cream fans. You make the BEST ice cream ever. I’d like to try the spaghetti ice cream maker on my grandchildren. Especially the asparagus attachment since they hate veggies but love ice cream. Thanks for the great recipes and a chance to win something VERY unusual.

what a mixture it sounds good and different I think I’ll try to make some and see what happens

Like so many others said, love the idea of the Ice Cream Snowballs! Ideal for kids who could care less about rich fancy desserts during the holidays and just want their ice cream! The snowballs make it a little extra special. We’ll definitely give it a try. Thought you could hide a chocolate covered cherry or something else in the middle for an extra surprise. We just made ice cream sandwiches with our egg nog cookies. Turkey Hill chocolate of course! The cookies are soft and ideal to make an ice cream sandwich with.

I DON’T THINK THERE IS A SPAGHETTI SHAPED ICE CREAM MAKER….IF THERE WAS SUCH A THING IT WOULD BE IN WALMART NEXT TO THE CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN MACHINE.
IF, IN FACT, IT DOES EXIST, I WOULD LIKE TO SEE A PHOTO…
ALSO, I DON’T KNOW HOW I GOT ON YOUR E-MAIL……
UNLESS YOU HAVE CAMERAS IN THE FREEZERS,,,,,,,

Neat ideas, both old (ice cream snowballs) and new (spaghetti maker).

What a great tradition. My kids would love it!! Great idea.

i remeber those

I’ll have to try this on a day when I haven’t just shoveled so many inches of snow!

the snowballs look delicious, but spaghetti shaped ice cream? interesting . . .

Can you imagine these beautiful white fuzzy balls with a candle flaming proclaiming Jesus’ birthday. Now that is a wonderful, joyous Christmas dessert! A lasting memory for life ever after.

This seemed funny to me, I was supposed to make coconut macaroons for a cookie exchange on Friday, but got so backed up with holiday stuff I didn’t get a chance to bake as many as I wanted. I have bags and bags of coconut and am burnt out on macaroons. This would be a super cool idea for the kids to make these on Christmas Eve. We have a tradition of meatballs on Christmas Eve, and I could turn it into a new tradition of Ice Cream Snowballs for later in the day for all the little ones (and big ones too) to join in and make. I will have to pretend awhile that I was crafty and came up with the idea on my own before I confess that I am addicted to Turkey Hill Ice Cream and I hang out on their website reading ideas all the time and trying to win a whole years worth of the greatest guilty pleasure I confess to!!!

I make something similar to this evry Holiday except I use m&ms instead of coconut. Whatever color m&ms are out for that holiday. I use vanilla/chocolate ice cream and then decorate them on top of that flags for july 4, little chocolate bunnies for Easter so on and so forth. They are a hit every holiday.

Very Interesting!

I want to win!!! My mother-in-law made these snowballs and they were great. I forgot about them and now may make them this year.

My mother-in-law made these a couple of years ago. I forgot about them until now. My kids and I enjoyed them. She toasted the coconut a little. I would love to win any prize but ice cream for a year sounds the best. I love ice cream!!

My mother-in-law (a teacher) made these a couple of years ago and my kids and I loved them. She toasted the coconut lightly. I forgot about them until now and may make them this year!! Hope to be a winner in the sweep because I am a ravenous ice cream eater.

I love coconut in ice cream! Sounds like you can experiment with all sorts of ice cream ball decorations.

Interesting concept and use of coconut. will need to try it.

I remember the ice cream snowballs. They were part of our Christmas when I was young. Brings back memories.

How cool is that?! I just finished watching the video and think that the spaghetti maker is quite the gadget! I enjoy decorating cakes which is sometimes quite time consuming. The ice cream maker offers a lot of impressive dessert creations, which look relatively easy to create! I love it!

The snowballs sound very good. I guess we should not eat the yellow snowballs.

Coconut ice cream snowballs sounds great!!!!!

the snowballs sound great - have to try that, and the spaghetti ice cream maker sounds really different - a great way to to do something fun with your kids!

sounds awesome, the kids love coconut, will definitely try it

I had the best thing today! We were celebrating Christmas a little early tonight at my aunt’s house, and there was cake and ice cream for dessert. The power was out, and I didn’t see any plates, so I took a cup, put vanilla ice cream in the bottom, cake in the middle, and some ice cream on top! It was delicious!

The coconut snowballs sound yummy. Add a little chocolate and it might taste like an Almond Joy

The more coconut the better!

What a neat idea! I can’t wait to try it sometime. I just love coconut.

In replace of the coconut I will use white sprinkles (Jimmies as they’re called in this neck of the woods)

Wow! An ice cream maker that makes “spaghetti”? My nephews would love to make ice cream they can play with!

What a festive dessert!

The snowballs seem like a really neat idea. Only problem, my husband and I would have to eat all of them-my kids don’t like coconut. So, how about rolling them in toffee chips for a “dirty snowball”?

I have made snow (ice cream) balls before… they are great for the holidays… children love this type of desert…kind of fancy.

Another great idea to make ice cream THE favorite all time dessert. Spaghetti ice cream surely would make this italian family real happy.

LOOKS GOOD BUT GOING TO DO WITH STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM.ALSO GOING TO MAKE SOME OUT OF CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM MY HUSBAND LOVES CHOCOLATE.

Can you flavor the coconut? Ilove ice cream balls, especially when they are festive looking.

Hummy! You may try making differant kinds-some with coconut, others could be chopped up milk chocolate chips, and some with milk chocolate chips with chopped peanuts to roll the balls in. You can also put the chocolate that freezes when you put on cold ice cream. Can’t wait to make them for a birthday party for my grandchildren. I think I will put sticks in mine from the top down.

mmmm…. snowballs sound good. My husband is from York,PA we live right outside of Boston now.He won’t allow anything but Turkey Hill in our house:).Sometime it;s not easy getting the tea here and we love it.

That’s a pretty neat prize.

Wow! Those snowballs look great!

I had forgotten about these special desserts. Do not always tolerate coconut but sprinles idea sounds great.

Ice Cream lasagna, that sounds like a plan.

hmmm, I guess Duetto would work well with the Italian themed Ice Cream Spaghetti maker.

ice cream snowballs? what a kid friendly idea and how neat to put a candle on top…can’t wait to try them

I can’t wait to serve the snowball ice cream balls to the grandchildren when they come over for the holidays. What a great and easy recipe.

I saw the show they demonstrated the spaghetti ice cream maker on, on the Food Network, Looked cool, but the ‘lasagna ‘ noodle didn’t seem to work great!As for the snowballs, roll in red and green sprinkles!! Sure like to win it!

These ‘ice cream snowballs’ look great. I am going to serve this at my Christmas party. My nieces will love them!!! Thanks for the idea

Thanks for the great idea, the snowball ice cream recipe. It’s so easy to make and it will be a big hit with the kids.

Think of the great things you can create with the spagetti ice cream maker. Cool!

The ice cream snowballs sound delish and the spaghetti ice cream maker sounds like fun for the whole family!

I am always looking for fun things to do with the kids — and this seems like it would be an excellent idea - fun and then delicious too!

Awesome and delicious

Not as fun as ice cream snowballs, but I bet the spaghetti maker is a good time.

What an interesting way to sever ice-cream ! They look beautiful and sound yummy !!
Thanks for a really fun contest and Happy Holidays !!!!!!!!

Pasta shaped IC?

Gotta see that.

Thanks for recipe. Could tint the coconut for the holidays. It’s so easy I have to try.

Thank you for the calendar.

WOW! I would love to try this recipe for sure! This almost reminds me of the fried ice cream recipe but its carmalized and froze! What a great recipe and very festive indeed!!!

Let It Snow - Let It Snow! Growing up on a farm in Misssouri - snow cream was a favorite. Fresh snow, fresh cream, and lots of sugar. Wish we had thought of the coconut!

Ice cream snowballs look like a great idea for our Christmas eve party. Thanks

Those ice cream snowballs would make a beautiful desert for Christmas. Thanks for the idea.

That recipe LOOKS good, but can’t stand the coconut. MUST work on a substitution, cause they would be super for Christmas dessert!
Weather in SE Virginia cool, but very breezy!

Happy “Holy”days!

Winter is the perfect time for an icecream snow ball. But I like my icecream when it is soft - however, I am to eager and can’t wait so I soften it in the microwave oven and then it is just right!

Yes, I remember these snowballs from the grocery store, but I haven’t seen them since 1980 or so. Thanks for the old ad with the picture.

That sounds like fun.

17 degrees out there today, with blowing snow. But I just walked the dog two miles, correction, he just walked me. So I’ll, correction, we’ll, now be ready for my, correction our, guilt free bowl(s) of Turkey Hill tonight. The things I, correction we, do for my, correction our, daily ice cream….Yes, he loves it too.

LOVE YOUR ICECREAM

Other than having Ice Cream Cakes as an adult, I can’t think of a single ice cream recipe. Being raised in a family of eleven, and ice cream being a special treat, I don’t think we would have allowed (talk about a revolt) to having to wait for our special treat. Keep coming up with your great flavors. I recently called your company about your vanilla and lemen duetto to see if it was going to be a limited time flavor. Thankfully, it’s not or I would have had to buy a freezer to load up with just containers of this incredible tasting ice cream.

Looks good enough to eat. heding to the kitchen. Going to try dusting the coconut with some choc. great idea!

This sounds like a great idea to make with the kids. I never had them, but they sound delicious.

I remember having these “special treats” at Christmas time when I was a child. I absolutely loved them. Lighting the red candle made them extra special and exciting. The coconut wasn’t shredded. It was finely chopped, almost minced. You can get coconut like that in the freezer section in the grocery store. Any child would love these. What a special memory!

that snowball looks like the ones i used to eat when i was a kid - all coconut covered. but i can’t eat them now - allergic to coconut!!!

This would make a nice holiday treat. I’d probably use marzipan or maple sugar leaves on top.

I’m not a big fan of shredded coconut, but I suspect shaved white chocolate would work just as well.

Great recipe! Maybe I will try it with our kids!

I’d probably roll the snowballs in crunched up chocolate. How about crushed candy canes? Yum. I may have to make that for dessert tonight since the snow passed us by.

Hmm. Neither of these would be great hits here, but the eye’s on the {Grand} prize, so I post nonetheless.

We first had spaghetti-shaped ice cream on our honeymoon in Germany. We thought it was pretty cool because we love ice cream and we love pasta. The best of both!

The snowballs look like so much fun!