What is fat free ice cream made of?

Ingredients vary depending on the brand and type of fat free ice cream, but some common ingredients include:

- Water

- Milk solids (such as skim milk powder or milk protein concentrate)

- Sweeteners (such as sugar, corn syrup, or artificial sweeteners)

- Flavourings (such as vanilla, chocolate, or fruit)

- Emulsifiers (such as mono- and diglycerides or xanthan gum)

- Stabilisers (such as guar gum or locust bean gum)

- Colourings (if applicable)

Fat free ice cream is made by freezing a mixture of these ingredients. The mixture is usually heated first to dissolve the sweeteners and emulsifiers, and then it is cooled and churned to incorporate air. The churning process also helps to prevent the ice cream from forming large ice crystals.

Fat free ice cream typically has a lower calorie count and fat content than regular ice cream, but it may also be lower in flavour and richness. However, many fat free ice cream brands now offer products that are comparable to regular ice cream in terms of taste and texture.