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		By: Lars Henriksson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I tried this recipe and it was great! Thank&#039;s for sharing it! Very refreshing with a mild taste of chocolate. I used egg yolks instead of Lecithin. I also made a milk free version that turned out well. Recipe for 0,75 l:
- Chocolate oat milk (&quot;Oatly chokladdryck&quot; in Swedish which contains 1.5% fat, 3.5% sucrose and 1% cocoa powder): 500g
- Sunflower oil: 20g
- Neutral cocoanut oil ( from &quot;Kung Markatta&quot;): 50g
- Sucrose: 90g
- Dextrose: 30g
- Egg yolks: 36g (2pcs)
- Glucose syrup: 15g
- Stabilizer: 1.5g (LBG 1g and Guar gum 0.5g)
For a vegan version, replace the egg yolks with Lecithin. Before I processed it in the ice cream machine, I emulsified the mix thoroughly. Softness and texture became really great. The taste was appreciated by my family although there is a very slight oat taste. When I do it next time, I might add either some cocoa powder or a little bit of instant coffee to see if it is possible to suppress the oat taste completely. Alternatively I will mix in some chocolate syrup.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I tried this recipe and it was great! Thank&#8217;s for sharing it! Very refreshing with a mild taste of chocolate. I used egg yolks instead of Lecithin. I also made a milk free version that turned out well. Recipe for 0,75 l:<br />
&#8211; Chocolate oat milk (&#8220;Oatly chokladdryck&#8221; in Swedish which contains 1.5% fat, 3.5% sucrose and 1% cocoa powder): 500g<br />
&#8211; Sunflower oil: 20g<br />
&#8211; Neutral cocoanut oil ( from &#8220;Kung Markatta&#8221;): 50g<br />
&#8211; Sucrose: 90g<br />
&#8211; Dextrose: 30g<br />
&#8211; Egg yolks: 36g (2pcs)<br />
&#8211; Glucose syrup: 15g<br />
&#8211; Stabilizer: 1.5g (LBG 1g and Guar gum 0.5g)<br />
For a vegan version, replace the egg yolks with Lecithin. Before I processed it in the ice cream machine, I emulsified the mix thoroughly. Softness and texture became really great. The taste was appreciated by my family although there is a very slight oat taste. When I do it next time, I might add either some cocoa powder or a little bit of instant coffee to see if it is possible to suppress the oat taste completely. Alternatively I will mix in some chocolate syrup.</p>
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		By: Lars Henriksson		</title>
		<link>https://icecreamcalc.com/2022/07/27/pucko-gelato/#comment-845</link>

		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Lars Henriksson]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Aug 2022 14:11:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Very interesting recipe! How did you define Pucko in the database for ingredients? Ended up in a very strange result for total sugar content when I tried myself. Obviously I have misunderstood something.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very interesting recipe! How did you define Pucko in the database for ingredients? Ended up in a very strange result for total sugar content when I tried myself. Obviously I have misunderstood something.</p>
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