BUFFALO, N.Y. — It's never too cold for ice cream, especially when you can make it at home with no equipment, simple ingredients, and let the kids do most of the work! It's called Ice Cream in a Bag!

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Many of my childhood summer memories are based on cranking the handle of ice-cream makers at picnics and family reunions. Nowadays, when you ask kids about ice cream, they are more likely to associate ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I made ice cream using a bag, Ninja Creami, and blender. I'm stunned a basic method beat my $200 appliance. I made classic vanilla ...

Summer vacation is a time for fun and play, but can also be a time for learning. Parents have the added benefit of teaching their children outside a classroom environment, taking the pressure off kids ...

—Remove the air from the bag by gently pushing it out the top, then seal the bag. Check that it’s zipped up tight. —Place the bag with the ice cream mixture inside a second quart-size plastic zipper ...

There is no easier way to prove that you’re a capable person than by making, from scratch and without special equipment, foods that seem inherently store-bought and expensive. Instead of forking over ...

Want a single serving of cold, dreamy ice cream, stat? All you need is a handful of ingredients and some plastic bags, says lifestyle expert and cookbook author Maria Provenzano. In her new cookbook, ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte area will experience some of the hottest temperatures this year on Monday and Tuesday. So, here's a perfect at-home science experiment to do with the kiddos... indoors!