YORK MINIS® Peppermint Ice Cream

 

This post brought to you by Hershey’s®. All opinions are 100% mine.

Good afternoon lovelies! I am so excited to be here today, sharing another yummy ice cream recipe. I have been loving all the different ice creams I've been trying out this summer and my family's been loving it too! I've done vanilla, root beer float, and strawberry frozen yogurt, but I really wanted to try one with some yummy candy in it. When Hershey’s®contacted me about coming up with a fun recipe, using YORK MINIS®, I knew exactly what I wanted to make.

My favorite candy has got to be peppermint patties. I love freezing them first and then eating the outsides, leaving the minty cream for last. I am a very complex candy eater. I know you're impressed right? My Mom taught me well! Haha! Since I love them frozen, I thought why not put them in ice cream. I mean how could you go wrong combining two fabulously delicious things? I figured my chances were pretty good with creating this treat and I was right.

I was able to use a coupon to buy my YORK MINIS®. They are available for $1 off any two-product purchase at CVS when you watch the YORK MINIS® video here.

This ice cream is simple to make and oh so delicious.

Ready to make some YORK MINIS®Peppermint Ice Cream?

Let's get to it!

YORK MINIS® Peppermint Ice Cream

2 cups whipping cream
1 cup 2% milk
1 cup white sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp peppermint extract
1/4 cup chocolate syrup
1 bag of YORK MINIS®, chopped

Mix first six ingredients in a medium size mixing bowl. Put into your ice cream machine and follow the directions for soft serve. Once your ice cream mix reaches soft serve consistency,  add your YORK MINIS®. Mix to combine. Turn off machine and put your ice cream in the freezer (in a freezer safe container) for a few hours or overnight, until traditional ice cream consistency is reached. Serve and enjoy!

This is one of my favorite ice creams I've made so far and it's kid approved too!

What cool treats have you been making lately?

XO Danielle

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Root Beer Float Ice Cream

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Root Beer Float Ice Cream

Happy Monday Lovelies! You sweet things have been blowing up my email, asking for more ice cream recipes. Well over this past weekend I tried out a new recipe. I was going to make our standard vanilla ice cream and then a thought came to me...what if I used my root beer extract? I thought it and then I did and boy am I glad I did! This ice cream is just like having a root beer float. Creamy yummy goodness with a cherry on top! It is so simple to make and perfect for all you lovelies in the summer hemisphere. So make a cool treat for your sweet family today.

Ready to see how simple it is?

Let's get to it....


Root Beer Float Ice Cream

3/4 cup brown sugar
2 cups heavy whipping cream
1 cup 2% milk
2 tbl root beer extract

whip cream and cherries for topping

Whisk together all ingredients until combined. Transfer to your ice cream maker. Follow your maker's instructions to make soft-serve texture ice cream. Freeze overnight for a stiff, traditional ice cream texture. Top with homemade whip cream and a cherry on top of course!

Enjoy Lovelies!

XO Danielle

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Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream

The weather is warming up, which means cool treats are a must. In my house we especially love ice cream. Top it with chocolate sauce and nuts and you're golden! I use my Kitchenaid Ice Cream Maker attachment, but any ice cream maker will work with this recipe. It's so simple to make and it's egg-less too!

Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream

3/4 cup sugar
2 cups heavy whipping cream
1 cup 2% milk
1 tsp vanilla extract

Whisk together all ingredients until combined. Transfer to your ice cream maker. Make according to your manufacturer's directions.
 

Recipe from 101 Gourmet Ice Cream Creations

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XO Danielle

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