I want to thanks everyone here with so many great tips. Here is how i accidentally became an ice cream consultant.

I first started making ice cream years ago in the restaurants ı was working and never tried it professionally for 6 years however i was doing it as a hobby and following ice cream subs.

Earlier this year I was asked if I know someone to consult a bakery to produce Ice cream. I started looking around for someone professional.
Howevethe owner wanted no additives, no coloring, no thickener (gums) no maltodextrin or dextrose.
I was like okay its possible but you will end up with a very short shelf life.

Everyone i asked if they can do it without any of the additives refused the job but i was able to have a good idea of how much they make as a consultant and i was on a deep research mode on the side.

After some weeks they ended up asking me if i can do it. I was like lets go!

They had all the italian brand nice machines to work on. Nothing like i used to work on the restaurant( small 6 qt. ice cream machine 🤣)

After 1 months of demos i was able to pull up a pretty stable base. Chocolate ice cream was a bitch!

That was in march and we sold 1.000kg of ice cream this summer so far!.

by Cold-Blackberry-7318

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  2. I assume that with those constraints, you’re just giving your clients diabetes?

    Jokes aside, high sugar, high fat, high MSNF right? Maybe sneaking in some inulin?

    Congrats on this year’s success!

  3. 122_Hours_Of_Fear

    What is an ice cream consultant and how do I become one?

  4. Mitridate101

    Why no dextrose ? That’s a standard ingredient in Italian gelato.