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ISO: Ice Cream made from Yogurt?

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A friend asked me if you can make ice cream, using yogurt as a base (as compared to cream or a custard base).

I searched the web, but have come up recipeless.

Any help would be appreciated.
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Shared by: LaDonna/OH
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