Frozen
ATLANTA, G A—Looking for
a refreshing new way to cool down
this summer? Few foods are cap
able of providing as tangy a thrill
on a hot summer’s day as frozen
yogurt or milk-based fruit sherbet
Easy to make at home, either can
serve as a dazzling dessert or
refreshing pause all year long.
Frozen yogurts and fruit sher
bets have gained popularity in the
1980’s as American’s strive to
slim down. Both are natural exten
sions of the ongoing quest for
foods that are lighter, healthier,
and less fattening. Checking the
calorie count for either dessert will
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reveal that each is low in calories
but big on flavor.
Most people are used to making
homemade ice cream with milk,
whipping cream, sweeteners, and
flavorings. But for a change, you
can make frozen yogurt by substi
tuting plain or flavored yogurt for
milk. Many people add milk any
way, to make the product smoother
and richer.
Flavored with fruit purees,
juices, or extracts, there is no limit
to the flavors you can create.
If you prefer to forego the work
at home, you can get frozen yogurt.
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soft or hard, in cups, cones, sun
daes, or on a stick.
Milk Sherbets
Whole milk is the main ingre
dient of milk sherbets, though you
can substitute lowfat milk if you
are concerned about calories.
Milk sherbets don’t have as rich
and smooth a texture as ice cream,
so stabilizers such as gelatin or egg'
whites are added to give sherbets a
lighter, airier texture.
Fruit flavored sherbets can be
made with a variety of fruit purees
and juices, sweeteners such as
sugar and honey, flavor extracts, or
liqueurs. The most popular sher
bets arc orange, pineapple, lime,
raspberry, and lemon.
Homemade yogurts and sher
bets are a tantalizing way to ensure
that you arc meeting your daily
needs for calcium, protein, and
riboflavin.
Best of all, these treats can be
made in minutes, thanks to the var
iety of ice cream freezers now
available for home use.
Whatever your taste or diet con
siderations, frozen yogurts and
milk sherbets can be counted on
for a calorie-conscious step tow
ards good taste and nutrition.
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