The student conducted an experiment to make ice cream in a bag, hypothesizing it would take a long time but work in the end. They combined milk, vanilla, sugar, ice cubes and salt in a bag, shook it for 20 minutes until it reached a soft serve consistency, and found the results were a soft, creamy vanilla ice cream. The hypothesis was proven correct.
The student conducted an experiment to make ice cream in a bag, hypothesizing it would take a long time but work in the end. They combined milk, vanilla, sugar, ice cubes and salt in a bag, shook it for 20 minutes until it reached a soft serve consistency, and found the results were a soft, creamy vanilla ice cream. The hypothesis was proven correct.
The student conducted an experiment to make ice cream in a bag, hypothesizing it would take a long time but work in the end. They combined milk, vanilla, sugar, ice cubes and salt in a bag, shook it for 20 minutes until it reached a soft serve consistency, and found the results were a soft, creamy vanilla ice cream. The hypothesis was proven correct.
Hypothesis: The ice cream will take a long time to form but will work in the end Materials: 1/4 cup milk, 1/4 teaspoon vanilla, 1/2 tablespoon sugar, 1 cup ice cubes, 1 tablespoon salt Safety Precautions: Be careful shaking the ice cream, measure everything correctly. Method: 1. Put ingredients in a bag containing the ice and salt 2. Shake until it reaches a soft serve consistency 3. Video and record results. Results: The bag was shaken vigorously for 20 mins and eventually turned creamy and smooth with slight cream colour from the vanilla essence. It was a soft consistency and texture, and tasted like normal vanilla ice cream only not as sweet. Variables: Independent- consistency Dependant- change in texture Controlled- bag Conclusion: The experiment was conducted successfully and the hypothesis was proven correct as the ice cream took a long time to make but in the end came to the right consistency.