Day-At-The-Beach Ice Cream Cake

Day-At-The-Beach Ice Cream Cake

Preparation Time30 mins Makes 24 servings

Combine Breyer’s Chocolate Ice Cream or Natural Vanilla Ice Cream with vanilla cream-filled sandwich cookies for a delightful cake.

Nutritional Information

Calories

230 (1 serving)

Calories from Fat

110 (1 serving)

Total Fat

12g (1 serving)

Saturated Fat

5g (1 serving)

Trans Fat

2g (1 serving)

Cholesterol

20mg (1 serving)

Sodium

55mg (1 serving)

Total Carbs

28g (1 serving)

Dietary Fiber

1g (1 serving)

Sugars

24g (1 serving)

Protein

3g (1 serving)

Calcium

6% (1 serving)

Iron

6% (1 serving)

Vitamin A

4% (1 serving)

Ingredients List
  1. 2 containers (1.5 qt. ea.) Breyers® Chocolate Ice Cream or Breyers® Natural Vanilla Ice Cream, divided
  2. 1 package (16 oz.) vanilla cream-filled oblong sandwich cookies
  3. Beach Decorations*

Directions

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1. Into 9-inch springform pan, scoop about 1/2 of 1 container Breyers® Chocolate Ice Cream, pressing to form an even layer. Place 20 cookies vertically against side of pan with sides touching, pressing Ice Cream against cookies to help stand up. In food processor, process remaining cookies until fine crumbs; set aside.

2. Into pan, scoop remaining 1/2 container Ice Cream, pressing to form an even layer; sprinkle with 3/4 cup cookie crumbs. Scoop in remaining Ice Cream, pressing to form an even layer. Cover and freeze 5 hours or overnight. To serve, remove ring from pan and arrange cake on serving platter.

3. For Beach Decorations, cut fruit leather and bubble gum into strips for "beach towels" and "rafts" and mold fruit chews into "surfboards". Use blue icing to attach bear-shaped cookies to "beach towels", "rafts" and ring candies. Chill icing, if needed, until firm enough to hold bears. Chill decorations until ready to add to cake.

4. Sprinkle remaining cookie crumbs on 1/2 of cake for "beach". Use icing on other 1/2 for "water" and "waves". Garnish with prepared decorations and paper "beach umbrella". Freeze until ready to serve.