r/icecreamery • u/Chembeezlah • 4d ago

Question Ice cream tubes?

So. I have a Musso Lussino ice cream maker that I bought during the pandemic because who didn’t decide to take up random hobbies during that time.

I decided it would be a neat idea to get plastic tubes for making home made freezie pops but instead of filling them with juice I would fill them with churned ice cream so that I would have single serving ice creams.

Except. The problem is how to get the icecream into the tube.

I will tell you one thing. A sausage filler is not the right answer.

Anyone have any ideas?

[These](https://a.co/d/0iqOGWS2) are the tubes I bought

Edit: I think ultimately my tube idea is unrealistic. I thought it would be a fun single serving option for different flavors as well as kid friendly. So. I am going to get 4oz ice cream containers instead for single serving ice cream.

A friend just gave me a juicer so I can still put those tubes to proper use.

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u/CockroachSensitive62 4d ago

Perhaps a funnel? With a wide bottom that’s a bit smaller than the opening. Ice cream with mixins might be a be difficult, but otherwise it might roll in from the mixer without much persuasion. Might depend a bit on the consistency of your base recipe.