How to Make Fruity Pebble Ice Cream Sandwiches

Satisfy your sugar craving with these sweet, fulfilling Fruity Pebble ice cream sandwiches. Two Fruity Pebble patties are pressed together with homemade vanilla ice cream, making it a wonderful dessert to sink your teeth into. Cold, crunchy, and creamy, these sandwiches will become an absolute favorite.

• Makes: 4 ice cream sandwiches

EditIngredients

EditFor the Vanilla Ice Cream: ^[1]

• 1 cup (240 ml) heavy whipping cream
• 1 cup (240 ml) half-and-half cream
• ¼ cup + 2 tablespoons (90 ml) white sugar

EditFor the Fruity Pebble Patties: ^[2]

• 3 tablespoons (45 ml) butter
• 10 ounces (283 grams) bag marshmallows
• 6 cups (1440 ml) Fruity Pebbles cereal
• 1 pint (473 ml) vanilla ice cream

EditSteps

EditMaking the Ice Cream

1. Beat together the half and half with the heavy cream. In a large bowl, beat the two ingredients together with a whisk until well combined.
   
2. Pour in the sugar and vanilla extract. Mix once more with the whisk.
   
3. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and chill. Let the mixture chill for about 3 hours until cold.
   
   • The mixture can also stay longer if you wish to make the ice cream later. It can last up to 3 days covered in the fridge. ^[3]
4. Pour the ice cream mixture into an ice cream machine. Make the ice cream according to the manufacturer's directions. Place the finished ice cream into a large, freezer-proof bowl.
   
5. Freeze the ice cream for about 2-3 hours. Depending on your freezer's temperature, the ice cream may need to freeze longer, or it may freeze quicker on a shorter time limit.
   
   • To keep the ice cream smooth and creamy, stir the mixture every 30 minutes with a spoon.

EditMaking the Ice Cream Sandwiches

1. Spray non-stick cooking spray or coat a small amount of melted butter over a baking sheet using a pastry brush..
   
2. Place a large saucepan on a stovetop preheated to low heat.
   
3. Add the butter to the pan and mix slowly for 3-4 minutes. Continue mixing until the butter fully melts.
   
4. Pour in the marshmallows and stir once more. Mix for about 2-3 minutes, until the mixture is completely smooth and creamy. Remove from heat once the marshmallows have fully melted.
   
5. Fold in the Fruity Pebbles and stir once more. The mixture should be incorporated properly and well-coated.
   
6. Spread the Fruity Pebble mixture onto the baking sheet. Pat it down firmly with a spatula or another similar utensil, making it ½-inch thick. Leave it cool for about 20 minutes.
   
7. Cut out circles from the layer. Using a cookie cutter, punch out 8 medium-sized circles from the Fruit Pebble layer. Set them aside.
   
   • Depending on your cookie cutter size, you may get less or more Fruity Pebble patties.
8. Make the ice cream sandwiches. Scoop and place vanilla ice cream onto a Fruity Pebble pattie. Close with another to create an ice cream sandwich. Repeat until there are no more patties.
   
9. Serve. Place the ice cream sandwiches on a serving plate and eat right away. Enjoy!
   

EditTips

• For a faster option, use store-bought vanilla ice cream instead of making it homemade.
• Store any leftover vanilla ice cream in an airtight container. It can last 2-3 months if stored properly.
• Different type of ice cream flavors can be used for these sandwiches. Try strawberry, cherry, or even Fruity Pebble ice cream.

EditWarnings

• When melting the butter and marshmallows, always melt them on low heat. Cooking them on high heat will cause them to heat faster and burn.

EditThings You'll Need

• Ice cream machine
• Freezer
• Baking pan
• Non-stick cooking spray
• Cookie cutter
• Large, freezer-proof bowl
• Mixing utensil
• Spatula
• Whisk
• Plastic wrap
• Serving plate

EditRelated wikiHows

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EditSources and Citations

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