Strawberry Ice Cream using a Thermomix and LN2

[Arpucci]

If you introduce your finger into a boiling Liquid Nitrogen (-170ºC) and remove it fast, noting will happens... Try do de same with hot oil or grease (+170ºC)...

You just does not have the habit to use it daily... Rgds

[Arpucci]

Question: Do you use goggles when frying?

Answer: Not!

Liquid Nitrogen is less agressive than hot oil or grease... You just does not have the habit to use it daily...

[ozrockit]

he does have goggles on\

[EddiesMum91]

Great idea using the Liquid Nitrogen.  Just wondering why the operator didn't have goggles on. Looks like he may have got a splash. That stuff BURNS. Great video though.

[englandinacan]

@EddiesMum91 it evaporates too fast for a drop to travel more than a few inches. And a tiny drop aint gonna burn you - it'll be gas in about one second. ever had warts burned off? Much longer contact time.

[riteasrain]

chariots of fire music?? lol...

[1001Silver]

and were should i get liquid nitrogen ?? ??

supermarket ??

[asteroidphobic]

@1001Silver or check out your local IVF clinic....lol

[christophelambrechts]

Indeed super, but so expensive.

[englandinacan]

@christophelambrechts liquid nitrogen and dry ice are pretty cheap, just find a stockist. I suggest looking in the yellow pages for gas suppliers and making a few calls. To buy liquid nitrogen you'll need a container they accept (here it's a metal flask of any description with a small hole in the lid)... Dry ice they give to you in a cardboard box.

I pay NZ$6.50 a kilo for dry ice and NZ$14 a litre for liquid nitrogen. It's cheap enough

[mnewelski]

I found the Thermomix in Canada through MiniMaxKitchen..com! The site also has more info than the videos here :) Pretty cool!

[gnabben83]

Genial!