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White Coffee Ice Cream

White Coffee Ice Cream

Recipe by icecreamcalc
Calories/100g

251

kcal
Sweetness

18

%
Yields

1.67

quarts/liter
Weight

1452

g

Cold infused coffee ice cream using whole coffee beans. This recipe is inspired by the Cold-Press Coffee Ice Cream recipe from Dana Cree’s Hello My Name Is Ice Cream. The volume is quite large with a 1.33 liter mix so if you have a smaller ice cream machine you might need to rescale the recipe or run in two batches.

Ingredients

  • Milk (3%)
    613g

  • Cream (40%)
    457g

  • Skim milk powder
    45g

  • Egg yolk (6)
    108g

  • Sucrose
    195g

  • Dextrose
    77g

  • Stabilizer
    2g (blend of LBG, Guar, Lambda Carrageenan 4:2:1 ratio)
    1.14g:0.57g:0.29g

  • Whole coffee beans
    50g

Directions

  • Add all dry ingredients except the coffee beans to a bowl and mix well
  • Add milk, cream and egg yolks to a pot
  • Whisk in the dry ingredients
  • Slowly heat the mix to 85C/185F while stirring
  • Transfer to a zip-lock bag and chill in ice water
  • Add the coffee beans to the cold mix
  • Age in fridge for 12 hours to infuse the coffee
  • Sieve the ice cream mixture and process it in the ice cream machine

Notes

  • Use your favorite stabilizer and modify weight as needed. More info on this page
  • If using milk/cream with a different fat % use the software to recalculate or this page

Detailed data

NameAmount
% Serving temp75 %
Added sugars18.26 %
Added sugars/Water32.53 %
Alcohol0.00 %
Alcohol/Water0.00 %
Butter fat13.90 %
Cacao fat0.00 %
Cacao fat/Water0.00 %
Cacao solids0.00 %
Cacao solids/Water0.00 %
Carbohydrates22.94 %
Carbohydrates/Water40.87 %
CarbsEU22.94 %
CarbsEU/Water40.87 %
Cost0.00
Density1.09 Kg/L
Energy from Protein16.5 kcal
Energy/100g251.12 kcal
Evaporation44.9 g
Evaporation %3.0 %
Fiber0.00 %
Fiber/Water0.00 %
Final water815.31 g
Final weight1452.13 g
Freezing point-3.6°C, 25.6°F
Gram per mL0.88 g/mL
HF0.00
Ice cream volume1.67 L
Lactose4.58 %
Lactose/Water8.16 %
Milk fat13.90 %
Milk fat/Water24.75 %
Mix volume1.33 L
MSNF8.28 %
MSNF/Water14.75 %
Other fat2.01 %
Other fat/Water3.58 %
Other solids0.71 %
Other solids/Water1.26 %
Overrun25 %
PAC normalized485.2
PAC se272.42
PACtot266.1
PACtot normalized473.9
POD178.87
Polyols0.00 %
Polyols/Water0.00 %
Protein4.25 %
Protein/Water7.58 %
Salt0.03 %
Salt/Water0.06 %
Saturated fat8.19 %
Saturated fat/Water14.59 %
Saturated/Unsaturated106.1 %
Serving temp-16.7°C, 1.9°F
Serving temp Corvitto-11.0°C, 12.2°F
Stabilizers0.14 %
Stabilizers/Water0.25 %
Sugar18.26 %
Sugar/Water32.53 %
Total fat15.91 %
Total fat/Water28.33 %
Total solids43.85 %
Total solids/Water78.11 %
Total sugars22.85 %
Total sugars label22.85 %
Total sugars label/Water40.70 %
Total sugars/Water40.70 %
TotCost0.00
Trans fat0.00 %
Trans fat/Water0.00 %
TSNF27.95 %
TSNF/Water49.78 %
Unsaturated fat7.72 %
Unsaturated fat/Water13.74 %
Water56.15 %
Weight1497.04 g

6 thoughts on “White Coffee Ice Cream”

  1. The “white coffee” gelato was invented by me in 2005 during the long collaboration with Valrhona as consultant and testimonial of the famous brand for artisanal gelato making in Italy. I have developed hundreds of application recipes for all their products for Valrhona. Among the most important projects is the “single concentrated base” with which it is possible to produce gelato with all Valrhona products.
    Francesco Palmieri. — Gelato Italiano Consulting — Italy

    1. Not in this kind of infusion recipe.
      But you can absolutely used freeze dried coffee, just add it to your favorite base.

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