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Who doesn't love the sticky caramel, the melty chocolate, and the salty peanuts that make up a Snickers bar? I use these flavors to create silky, creamy homemade Peanut Butter Snickers Bar Ice Cream! No churning or ice cream maker needed—just pure, luscious goodness made simple!
I’m on such a homemade no-churn ice cream kick lately! Since caramel, chocolate, and peanuts go so well together, I thought, why not combine them to make the ultimate ice cream flavor? Enter --- Peanut Butter Snickers Bar Ice Cream. This deliciously sweet treat is packed with real Snickers bars, peanut butter, and a touch of maple syrup for that perfect caramel flavor.
I’m thrilled to share this creamy, velvety treat with you. And the best part? You don’t need any fancy machine—just a blender! It’s a soft, sweet, and oh-so-scoopable delight that will have both kids + adults drooling. With only 6 simple ingredients, it's destined to become your new go-to dessert for both summer & winter.
If you're a lover of this ice cream recipe, then you're sure to love this No-Churn Butter Pecan Ice Cream, No-Churn Blueberry Protein Ice Cream [with Gingersnap], and this gooey, richly flavored No-Churn Caramel Cone Ice Cream.
Here is a simple list of ingredients to make homemade Peanut Butter Snickers Ice Cream:
Here, I’ve curated a list of baking essentials that I use to achieve my favorite baked goods, especially with this Peanut Butter Snickers Bar Ice Cream. Everything from my fave large scoop, baking sheet, liners, and more. SEE THEM HERE!
You may have thought that the only way to enjoy homemade ice cream is to purchase an ice cream maker. That is totally false! You can create excellent texture without an ice cream maker if you follow some of my basic principles for no-churn ice cream---especially this snickers version. It does take a little technique to perfect the consistency, but it is so easy that anyone could do it!
If you take sweetened cream, flavor it, and freeze it, you will be very disappointed. Unfortunately, ice cream needs air whipped into it, which is what most ice cream machines do as they freeze the base. Freezing cream will cause it to solidify and you will never be able to scoop it out.
Instead, I use heavy cream and whip it to stiff peaks. Then, I fold it into sweetened condensed milk along with my other mix-ins to keep the mixture airy. This way, I get perfectly scoopable ice cream once it has hardened in the freezer. However, for an even easier method----you can blend everything in a blender for the right amount of whipping.
First, I must let you know that Sweetened Condensed Milk is a canned milk that has 60 percent of it's water content removed, making it thicker in consistency.
Also, it has 40-45% sugar, making it a great sugar substitute in recipes that use sugar. More importantly, condensed milk creates a caramelized flavor along with its sweetness, which gives the dishes that require it, a beautiful kick of flavor.
That being said---I generally love using the original Sweetened Condensed Milk like the Eagle Brand's version!
I promise this recipe is super easy to follow with simple steps! You won't need any fancy equipment, and the end result is a delicious homemade treat that everyone will love.
Although this homemade Peanut Butter Snickers Bar Ice Cream recipe is absolutely amazing on its own, here are some ideas to elevate it to the next level:
When kept in an air-tight container, ice cream lasts for about 2 weeks.
Unfortunately, snickers bars are not vegan. However, you could find a similar 'vegan Snickers bar' alternative. To make this ice cream entirely dairy-free, simply substitute the heavy cream for full-fat coconut cream or milk (refrigerated overnight), the condensed milk for dairy-free sweetened condensed milk, and ensure that the cookies are dairy-free/vegan.
Yes and no! If you want to make this recipe even faster and easier, you can replace the heavy cream with 2 cups of cool-whip, however, the texture won't be as solid. Cool whip creates a more "gummy" and a less smooth texture. Simply place the cool whip in a stand mixer bowl and fold in the remaining ingredients until uniform. Then place in the loaf pan and freeze as directed.
The freezing time can vary depending on your freezer temperature and the depth of the container. Generally, it takes around 4-6 hours for the ice cream to become firm. It's best to check its consistency periodically and adjust the freezing time as needed.
Not at all! For this recipe, you'll just need a blender or an electric stand mixer for a standard method like in my No-Churn Vanilla Ice Cream with Rainbow Sprinkles.
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