Cake Batter Oreo Ice Cream Pops
Hey guys! It Julianne again from Beyond Frosting! I love popping in here once a month to share my treats with you! I want to take a minute and congratulate Nikki on her new bundle of joy! How exciting!
When I was a kid, I remember my mom making popsicles for us all the time. Most of the time it was some “frizzy fruit shake pops” as we liked to call them. It was basically a bunch of berries blended together with some soda and then frozen, but man; they were one of my favorite treats on a hot summer day. I recently realized that I haven’t made popsicles in forever. Do I make popsicles or ice cream popsicles? Fruit? Pudding? The possibilities are endless! I have plenty of ice cream recipes, but no popsicles.
I decided to start with no-churn Cake Batter Oreo Ice Cream Popsicles. They can be whipped together pretty quickly, but they need a couple hours to freeze. I didn’t have a Popsicle maker, so I made these in paper cups and used paper straws instead of Popsicle sticks. I decided after walking around Target 3 times, I didn’t need to find actual popsicle sticks anymore. Nobody’s got time for that! The paper straws work perfectly.
- 8-10 Paper cups and straws
- 2 C Crushed Birthday Cake Oreos
- 1 Jar (14 oz) Sweetened condensed milk
- ½ C Vanilla cake mix (dry)
- 1 tube (8oz) Cool Whip
- ½ C Sprinkles
- Place Oreos in a Ziploc bag and use a rolling pin or heavy object to crush Oreos into small pieces. Set aside.
- Combine sweetened condensed milk and dry vanilla cake mix. Stir until cake mix is incorporated into the condensed milk.
- Add Cool Whip and mix until well combined.
- Sprinkle a little bit of Oreo and sprinkles into the bottom of each cup.
- Pour remaining Oreos and sprinkles into ice cream batter. Mix until smooth.
- Divide ice cream evenly between cups. Put a straw down the middle of each cup (you may want to cut the straws in half).
- Freeze for 3-4 hours to harden. Remove paper lining before eating.
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Laura @ Raise Your Garden
oh my, these are stunningly beautiful.
I'm just imagining myself bringing these out for a kids birthday party and the kids lighting up like the 4th of July!!
Mir
This recipe is awesome! I cannot wait to try it out on my very picky children. I think they'll go for it!
Averie @ Averie Cooks
So fun and I know my daughter would love these!
Matt Robinson
These are so fun, the kids would love this treat over the summer!
Emily @ Life on Food
These look so good and easy to put together. I love that you didn't need any extra equipment. And the straws just add to the fun.
Erin @ The Spiffy Cookie
Well those sound like one fantastic frozen treat!
Jerri
These look fabulous! I can't wait to try them!
Jeanne
I tried this today but they didn't harden after hours in the freezer. Can't figure out what I did wrong???
But they tasted delicious!!!!!
Rebecca Parsons
This is such a yummy recipe, thank you for sharing it!