Ice Cream Sandwich Maker

[jenniferlynne]

Monica and I were wondering if anyone has some tips about this product, or even if anyone knows how to use it. We asked about it under another thread, but it was kind of "hidden" so I decided to re-post. Thanks!

 

[Jennie4PC]

I think it is pretty easy to use I did have to play with it for awhile but one hint is the Med scoop makes the PERFECT size cookies no cutting down or any thing. You put one cookie one the bottom piece stick the ice cream on top of the cookie and then stick the second cookie on the ice cream then push the little pedistle SP? out and you have a perfect ice cream cookie I hope that helps answer your question

 

[dianevill]

In addition...

In addition to Jennie's response, before I even put the cookies in, I take a large piece of Saran Wrap, lay it over the opening, put the cookie/ice cream/cookie in, and then wrap the Saran Wrap around the top cookie and then pop it out and into the freezer. That way the ice cream sandwich maker stays clean and I can make a bunch and freeze them right away.

I hope that makes sense!

Diane

 

[Jennie4PC]

Hey diane thanks for that tip I will have to do that in the future.

 

[jenniferlynne]

Cool!!

I like those tips!!

Did you all see the sandwiches on the Guest Special flyer for June? Anyone know how they made the flower shaped one?

 

[agw]

In addition to Jennie's response, before I even put the cookies in, I take a large piece of Saran Wrap, lay it over the opening, put the cookie/ice cream/cookie in, and then wrap the Saran Wrap around the top cookie and then pop it out and into the freezer. That way the ice cream sandwich maker stays clean and I can make a bunch and freeze them right away.

OOooh! I LIKE that idea! Thanks!

 

[BethCooks4U]

In addition to Jennie's response, before I even put the cookies in, I take a large piece of Saran Wrap, lay it over the opening, put the cookie/ice cream/cookie in, and then wrap the Saran Wrap around the top cookie and then pop it out and into the freezer. That way the ice cream sandwich maker stays clean and I can make a bunch and freeze them right away.

I hope that makes sense!

Diane

That's a great idea! And it would be pretty easy to pull the saran wrap back if you wanted to roll the ice cream edges in sprinkles or nuts too!

 

[janel kelly]

Also the chewier the cookie is the easier it is to eat them. Otherwise the ice cream just squirts out when you take a bite.

 

[dianevill]

Thank you!

I had to make 35 of these for a party last summer so I learned quickly

Diane

 

[stephanieboyd]

I found the demo on CC very helpful!! I have attached it in case you haven't seen it!


But the Saran Wrap sounds like a great tip too!!

 

[jennawolf]

We found the cookies from the Wal-Mart bakery or from Braum's Ice Cream & Dairy (local ice cream store in OK) are the perfect size for using with the sandwich maker. If you cut the top cookie in half before putting it on it makes it easier to slice when frozen. My daughter loves to make them!!

Susan A.
Moore, OK

 

[kitchencop]

I like those tips!!

Did you all see the sandwiches on the Guest Special flyer for June? Anyone know how they made the flower shaped one?

Looks like maybe they used the "flower" bread tube.....

 

[BethCooks4U]

Looks like maybe they used the "flower" bread tube.....

That's possible... but I think I've seen that cookie at the store?!

 

[monica_sweetconsultant]

thanks for re starting this thread...been a couple days since i could come on here and had forgotton about it. i am anxiouls to make some with my friend. i like the saran wrap idea. oh and thanks for the link....i couldnt find it when i looked before...

 

[kristenskitchen]

Learn something new everyday!

Its so funny you all are talking about the ice cream sandwich maker. I have a funny story so I had to post. At my very first ever PC party (first time as a guest) I looked through the catalog while I was chatting with my friends and thought everything seemed really practical and nice until I got to the IC sandwich maker. I thought it was the most ridiculous thing I'd ever seen. How hard it is to take two cookies and some IC and make an IC sandwich!? So...more than a year later as a consultant, its something I thought about a lot and wondered how in the world I would ever sell it. Well anyway, my husband was browsing through the catalog one day after I got my SS kit and what do you know...he wants the IC sandwich maker. I just sort of looked at him with this puzzled, opened mouth stare and asked him why that? He said, think of the money we'd save making our own versus buying them and I bet Dakota (our son) would have fun with it too. Wow. I guess we'll be ordering an IC sandwich maker on my next order.

Oh and BTW, it IS hard to make IC sandwiches without it unless you have really soft IC and then it drips...not fun. Thank goodness for my nutty husband!

~Kristen

 

[soonerchef]

Here's a cookie tip...Pepperidge Farms Soft Bake cookies are the perfect size, they are soft and freeze nicely.