I can’t believe summer is halfway over, and I have yet to make ice cream of any kind in my house! It is just bonkers!
To be fair, I left my ice cream maker behind when I moved (boo), but with all the no churn ice cream recipes out there, I can’t really say that having no ice cream maker is a good enough excuse.
So I was walking by this milk store the other day that sells so many different varieties of ice cream sandwich, that I knew I needed to make some at home. One day, I might even recreate all of their ice cream sandwiches. Here’s to hoping!
Also, contemplating buying an ice cream maker. Do you think it’s worth it for the last half of summer?
But in the meantime, I will be munching on these no churn ice cream sandwiches!
I used a vanilla bean, but if you don’t have one on hand, feel free to use 1 Tablespoon of vanilla extract, I won’t be offended! I think I just have a weird love of seeing the little vanilla bean seeds sprinkled all over my ice cream.
I feel like I only have vanilla ice cream recipes on this blog. I should really diversify my selection. Any suggestions?
No Churn Vanilla Bean Ice Cream Sandwiches
Ingredients
- 1 (14 oz) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1 vanilla bean, cut lengthwise (or 1 Tbsp vanilla extract)
- 2 cups whipping cream
- cookies *see notes
Instructions
- Pour the condensed milk into a small bowl. Scrape the vanilla bean seeds into the bowl, and mix together until fully combined. Set aside
- In a large bowl, whip the whipping cream until stiff peaks form. Mix in the condensed milk mixture, and mix together until fully incorporated.
- Pour into a freezer-safe container, and place in the freezer for at least 6 hours, or overnight.
- Create ice cream sandwiches with the cookies and ice cream!
Notes
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Monica
Love homemade ice cream and ice cream sandwiches! These look great! I am planning to make fudge ripple ice cream soon – it's vanilla bean base and you stir in a fudge sauce you make the day before. It is like the old-school cups I used to get at the corner deli. : )
That Girl
We just finished the last of the homemade ice cream last night. Time to make more!
Medha Swaminathan
Loving your ice cream to cookie ratio here! 🙂
beena stephen
Yummy
Medeja
Oh..I wish I could have it all right now 😀
Balvinder Ubi
Yay! I don’t have an ice cream maker and this looks perfect!
Moumita Malla
So perfectly done dear
Michele Elizabeth
this looks ah-mazing! I totaslly want one of these right now YUM 😉
Tricia Buice
Love ice cream sandwiches and these are beautiful!
Marcela
OMG! So tasty! These sandwiches look amazing!
Phong Hong
Oh, yum! Condensed milk, eh? I'm not a fan of that but I don't mind giving it a go for this recipe. I love vanilla ice cream!
Jean | DelightfulRepast.com
Cathleen, I'd rather eat vanilla ice cream than any of the popular ooey-gooey flavors full of candy and cookies and nonsense!
JulesTheNorweegie
Deeeelicious! Even with the cold Summer we have had here in Scotland so far, I'd still go for some of this 😀 Nothing beats some proper vanilla ice cream where you can see the little seeds through it. Thumbs up for it not requiring an ice cream maker too 😀 Happy Sunday! x
kcolescreativecorner.com
Oh Cathleen! These look absolutely gorgeous, and I seriously need these in my face a soon as I can make them! Thank you so much for sharing! 😀
Zainab Storms
Nothing beats a classic vanilla bean ice cream…except when its sandwiched in a cookie!!
Joanne
Ice cream YEAR ROUND is how I live…so yes I do think buying an ice cream maker is totally worth it!
Cali Cuisine
Looks absolutely amazing! My teenage daughter is having a friend this weekend. I will have to put them to work making ice cream sandwiches!
Amelia
Hi Cathleen, love your double decker sandwiched ice cream.It look so good and refreshing.
Have a ice day,regards
Amelia