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    If I use candy chunks, do I still cut them?
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    It depends on how small the chunks are, but it would probably be best to cut them so that they blend more easily.
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    Where can I get these items?
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    Go to your local grocery store.
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    It turned into a milkshake. I used 3 scoops of ice cream and 1/2 cup of milk. Are those proportions wrong, or is this a case of over-blending?
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    It can be either one of these problems. Try just using 1/3 cup of milk or blend for a shorter amount of time. If using less milk is not helpful, it is a case of over-blending.
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    My Kitchenaid Classic 4-1/2 quart stand mixer has an attachment, sold separately, that can turn it into an ice cream maker. Wouldn't that be a better idea since that bowl can actually be frozen?
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    The KitchenAid is a great choice for several ice cream recipes, but in some cases the ice cream machine bowl should not be frozen and used in your ice cream recipes.
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