Easy Valentine's Ice Cream Sandwiches
Here is an easy idea for a sweet treat this Valentine's Day. Instead of cupcakes this year, why not make Valentine's Ice Cream Sandwiches!
Mr. and I decided that one of things we would this Valentine's Day would be to make some yummy Valentines Day treats together!
I am usually a homemade cookie kinda girl but when I saw these Pillsbury Ready To Bake Hearts cookies in the store the other day I couldn't resist! I thought that they would be perfect for making Valentine's Ice Cream Sandwiches.
To make, I simply baked the Hearts cookies according to the package directions and let cool completely.
About 1 hour.
Once cooled, take a scoop of strawberry ice cream, place it on the bottom of one cookie, and gently press another cookie on top to make a sandwich. You can use your finger to run along the sides of the ice cream and cookie to make it smooth and to remove any ice cream overflow. Place the sandwiches in the freezer for about 30 minutes to harden before wrapping them individually in plastic wrap and freezing for storage.
Yummy!!
11 Comments:
Those are ADORABLE and so yummy looking! I love Valentine's Day because my birthday is the day before, and I always had lots of hearts and pink in my birthday parties/presents when I was little. So fun!
This is an adorable idea!
Those are so cute! I'll have to try them.
How fun! Bet my kids are going to LOVE these! Because I'm going to make them TOMORROW!! :) Thank you for sharing!
Kerri,
Thanks for stopping by to comment. That is awesome! Happy early b-day!
Thank you Suzie!
Vivian,
You are too funny! You will have to let me know how your kids like them!
You are very welcome!
wow that looks so nice! a good idea ;-)
xxx Anita
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omg. these ice cream sandwiches are so pretty! And they look yummy! Thankd for sharing :)
Bailey
http://lostandfound-bailee.blogspot.com/
those look so good!
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