Cookies Monster — No-Churn Ice Cream 🍪

✨Ingredients:

• 2 cups cold heavy cream

• 1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk

• 2 tsp vanilla extract

• Pinch of salt

• 8-10 Oreos, crushed (save some for garnish)

• 8-10 Famous Amos cookies, crushed (save some for garnish)

Instructions:

1. Whip heavy cream to stiff peaks.

2. Mix condensed milk, vanilla & salt in a separate bowl.

3. Gently fold in the whipped cream.

4. Fold in crushed Oreos & Famous Amos cookies.

5. Pour into loaf pan, top with extra Oreos. Freeze 6+ hrs.

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2025/7/4 Edited to

... Read moreHey everyone! If you're anything like me, you love the idea of homemade ice cream but dread the thought of needing a fancy ice cream maker. Well, let me tell you, discovering no-churn ice cream was a game-changer! This Cookie Monster-inspired recipe, bursting with Oreos and Famous Amos cookies, has become my go-to for satisfying those sweet cravings without any fuss. It’s unbelievably simple, and the results are always incredibly creamy and delicious. One of the biggest advantages of making no-churn ice cream is its accessibility. You literally don't need any special equipment beyond a hand mixer (or even just a whisk and some strong arm muscles!) and a loaf pan. This means anyone can whip up a batch of this delightful frozen treat right in their own kitchen. The magic really happens with the combination of whipped heavy cream and sweetened condensed milk, which creates that rich, smooth texture without the need for churning. To ensure your homemade Cookie Monster ice cream turns out perfect every time, here are a few tips I've picked up. First, make sure your heavy cream is really cold before whipping it to stiff peaks. This makes a huge difference in achieving that light, airy base. When folding the whipped cream into the condensed milk mixture, be gentle! You want to keep as much air in there as possible; that's what gives it that lovely soft consistency. And don't be shy with the cookies! Crushing them well helps distribute the flavor, but leaving some larger chunks adds a wonderful texture contrast. I always save extra for topping before freezing, which makes it look even more irresistible in a cookies and cream bowl or straight from an ice cream cone. Now, about making it truly 'Cookie Monster'! While this recipe focuses on the classic cookies and cream flavor, if you want that iconic blue hue, a few drops of blue food coloring (gel works best for vibrant color) into the wet mixture before folding in the cookies will do the trick. You can also experiment with different cookies. Instead of just Oreos and Famous Amos, imagine adding chunks of chocolate chip cookies for a 'chocolate chip cookie dough' vibe, which is similar to 'crème glacée pâte à biscuit' for our French-speaking friends, or even experimenting with other fun sandwich cookies. It’s a fantastic way to personalize your batch! This homemade ice cream is not just easy; it's incredibly versatile. It's perfect for a summer afternoon, a birthday party, or just a cozy night in. I love serving it scooped high in a classic ice cream cone or in a cute cookies and cream bowl with an extra drizzle of chocolate sauce. It brings a smile to everyone's face! Forget store-bought; once you try this no-churn Cookie Monster ice cream, you'll be hooked on making your own. It's a truly rewarding experience to create something so delicious with so little effort.

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MemeB@LD

❤️

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Dez

This is a good idea since store bought has so many ingredients I don’t even buy it anymore but this I’ll try…after I order the pans

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