How to Make Ice Cream Sandwiches

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Make Ice Cream Sandwiches

Ice cream sandwiches are an easy snack that anyone can make, even the kids. You can make these on the fly or whip up a bunch to store in the freezer for those times you just can’t resist a frozen treat.

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Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

2 cookies
1 scoop ice cream
Ice cream scoop
Cookies
Ice cream

Step 1

Take two cookies of your choice for one sandwich.
Step 2

Dig out a scoop of your favorite ice cream and place it on the flat side of one of the cookies.
Step 3

Place the flat side of the other cookie over the ice cream and press firmly to spread the ice cream over the surface of the cookies.
Step 4

Enjoy, but be warned—one is never enough!

Tips & Warnings

These are easier to eat if you use cookies with a soft texture.
You can mix and match any cookies and ice cream that you like—they all taste good. Some winning combinations are: chocolate chip cookies and vanilla ice cream, peanut butter or toffee cookies with banana ice cream, and brownies with coffee ice cream.

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