If one is at sea level, ice cream STARTS to freeze at below 0 (so about -1 and -2) but the higher altitude you live in, the temperature doesn't need to be so low (because of the air pressure)
It is lower.
Below freezing point. After a few minutes, it will turn to milk.
The reason why salt melts ice cream is the same as why it reduces the freezing lvl of water. It simply reacts with the ice seeing as the ice then gets a lower freezing point, the ice cream melts.
salt lowers the freezing point of water
Salt inhibits freezing (it makes foods have a higher freezing point), which helps the ice cream to remain soft enough to eat straight from the fridge.
Yes it is possible to freeze cream, but it takes a little longer. Most liquids with a higher viscosity have a higher freezing point.
Strictly speaking cream does not have a single freezing point. Cream is a suspension of fats in water. Fats do not have a clearly-defined freezing or melting point and can remain soft at very low temperatures, or fail to become fully liquid at high temperatures. Water freezes at zero degrees Celsius (or thereabouts depending on purity). Cream will form ice-cream at temperatures below zero degrees Celsius when it becomes a mixture of fats and ice crystals.
Sodium chloride is added to the ice to lower the freezing point of the ice. ... This allows time for the ice cream to freeze more evenly
Salt inhibits freezing (it makes foods have a higher freezing point), which helps the ice cream to remain soft enough to eat straight from the fridge.
To lower freezing point, making the ice cream mix in the container colder than freezing temperature so it freezes faster. Its much easier to make ice cream with a compressor freezer than a salt & ice freezer.
can someonehelp am doing this and its kinda weird to understand
to be tasted Therefore sugar has two functions: Sweetening,Lowering the freezing point