Milk (553.30 g/kg) was taken for heating up to 30 °C then cream (257.70 g/kg) was added in it. Agitation was done properly during this process. After that dried ingredients viz., skimmed milk powder (44.20 g/kg) and sugars (146 g/kg) were added. Whole mix was pasteurized at 69 °C
temperature for 30 min. Homogenization of mixed material was done at 3,000 rpm for 3 min. under vacuum. When the temperature reached to 40 °C, then wine lees in the range of 5 g/kg (T2), 10 g/kg (T3), 20 g/kg (T4) and 40 g/kg (T5) were added and mixture was again homogenized in vacuum for 5 min. After homogenization mixture was refrigerated at 4 °C for 18 h., and then it was semi frozen in an ice-cream freezer. The semi frozen ice-cream was packaged into 50ml containers
andwas hardened and stored at temperature of −25 °C. In case of control (T1), same procedure was followed except addition of lees. Colour, flavour and stabilizing agents were not added at any
stage of ice cream making. The details of various treatments are presented in Table 1