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I wanted to clarify my refractometer usage.  I don't believe I can rely on my little hand-held unit to measure sugar levels in the fruit/sugar sorbet mixtures with any sort of precision or accuracy.  I got it when I was playing around using lychees blended with lychee nectar and wanted to get a rough idea of what was going on when I combined them.  I'm trying to note readings when I made sorbets but I haven't revisited that particular project so I have no revelations to report. 

 

Here's my most recent Ninja Creami project:

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Creamy mocha ice cream?  No!  It's silky smooth chicken liver pâté!  I shared more deets over in the Pâté & Terrine cook-off here:

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

I wanted to clarify my refractometer usage.  I don't believe I can rely on my little hand-held unit to measure sugar levels in the fruit/sugar sorbet mixtures with any sort of precision or accuracy.  I got it when I was playing around using lychees blended with lychee nectar and wanted to get a rough idea of what was going on when I combined them.  I'm trying to note readings when I made sorbets but I haven't revisited that particular project so I have no revelations to report. 

 

Here's my most recent Ninja Creami project:

5D14251D-3328-410B-8512-A5DD17337CC3_1_201_a.thumb.jpeg.59bd05510ad63d997be4e92e6677b3d5.jpeg

Creamy mocha ice cream?  No!  It's silky smooth chicken liver!  I shared more deets over in the Pâté & Terrine cook-off here:

 

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