Ice Cream Cookie Sandwiches (Printable Version)
Vanilla ice cream layered with cookies, rolled in chocolate chips or sprinkles for a sweet frozen treat.
# The Ingredients You'll Need:
→ Cookies
01 - 16 soft chocolate chip cookies, about 7–8 cm (3 inches) in diameter, homemade or store-bought
→ Ice Cream
02 - 1 liter (about 1 quart) vanilla ice cream, slightly softened
→ Optional Toppings
03 - 100 g (½ cup) mini chocolate chips
04 - 100 g (½ cup) rainbow sprinkles
05 - 100 g (½ cup) chopped nuts, such as peanuts or pecans
# Step-by-Step Instructions:
01 - If using homemade cookies, allow them to cool completely before assembling.
02 - Line a baking sheet with parchment paper or a silicone mat.
03 - Place 8 cookies, flat side up, on the prepared sheet.
04 - Scoop about 60–75 g (¼–⅓ cup) of softened vanilla ice cream onto each cookie.
05 - Gently press a second cookie, flat side down, onto the ice cream to form a sandwich.
06 - Roll the sides of each sandwich in your choice of mini chocolate chips, sprinkles, or chopped nuts for added flair.
07 - Place assembled sandwiches back on the baking sheet and freeze for at least 1 hour, or until firm.
08 - Serve immediately after freezing or wrap individually in parchment and store in the freezer for up to 1 month.
# Additional Tips::
01 -
- Uses everyday pantry staples which means you can whip these up any time
- Perfect party dessert or afternoon snack as they turn any moment festive
- Ready fast with minimal prep which always helps on busy days
- Easy to customize with your own cookie and ice cream choices
02 -
- Fun way to use up leftover cookies
- Easy to prep ahead for parties or events
- Can be wrapped individually for on the go treats
03 -
- Let the ice cream soften for ten minutes before assembling. This makes spreading easier and avoids breaking the cookies
- Choose cookies with a chewy texture so they do not become too hard when frozen
- Work quickly during assembly and return finished sandwiches to the freezer as soon as possible to keep the ice cream from melting