My Milo ice cream. Mmmmm! Hi everyone, it's Cathy here. Welcome back to my channel and if you're new to my channel, please don't forget to subscribe and press the bell to get a notification for my fresh video. And for this video, I'm going to make my own version of homemade Milo ice cream with roasted cashew nuts. Sounds interesting right? Well stick with me and I'm going to show you how. Here are the ingredients of my Milo ice cream. Of course you need Milo thick and cream. I use coconut milk but you can use evaporated milk, 1 egg and you can also use condensed milk but I'd rather use honey about half cup. And roasted cashew nuts is also optional. You can use other nuts or like peanuts. So when it's doubled in size and that's it, now this one is ready to transfer in a container. Yes, pour. Just give them a quick chop. Oh, I can smell it. It's nice smell when you're roasted the nuts. I like that smell. That's it guys. That's ready to go later after four hours. So there you go. They're after four hours. Here is the Milo ice cream. Now it's time to add my roasted cashew nuts. Keep them up. Steer. So the cashew nuts will spread evenly. So it's ready then to put back to the freezer and then wait when it's really hard and that's the time it's ready to eat. So I'll see you later. So here it is, my Milo ice cream. So it's hard now, hard enough. So let's try it. Mmm. Look at that. This is so good. Let's try it. My Milo ice cream. Now it's time to taste. This is absolutely yummy, yummy, delicious. Milo ice cream with roasted cashew nuts is absolutely definitely worth to try. I would guarantee this is really, really yummy and you don't have to buy ice cream anymore. Yeah. So I hope you liked today's video about my homemade Milo ice cream with roasted cashew nuts. If you like this video, please don't forget to like, share, of course and please leave a comment down below. And if you dislike the video, I'm feel free to dislike this video. I'm in, I hope to see you again on my next video. Till next time, bye. Bye.