This vibrant blue vanilla ice cream is pure fun! Packed with cookies, it’s a creamy, colorful treat.
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That bright blue ice cream color always catches my eye at ice cream shops. You know it’s just vanilla, but you buy it anyway—because, honestly, the color is irresistible. So much so that when you smile, your entire mouth turns blue, and you don’t even care!
If you love vanilla ice cream and cookies and cream ice cream, you’ll absolutely adore this. This recipe combines creamy sweetness with a playful pop of blue. It’s like reliving your childhood in the best way—only now, you can make it at home!
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- Why You'll Love This Recipe?
- What is Cookie Monster?
- Ingredients
- How To Make Cooking Monster Ice Cream?
- Mix-in or Topping Suggestion
- 💪🏼Make It High Protein
- 👍🏼Make It Less Sugar
- 🌱Make It Non-Dairy/Vegan
- Variations
- Equipment Used
- Creami Tips
- Ninja CREAMI FAQs
- Try Ube Desserts
- Recipe Card
- Ninja Creami Cookie Monster Ice Cream Recipe
Why You'll Love This Recipe?
- Bright, playful color: The vibrant blue is Insta-worthy and fun.
- Delicious combo: Vanilla ice cream meets crushed cookies and cream perfection.
- Quick to make: Ready in no time with your Ninja Creami.
- Kid-approved: A guaranteed hit with little ones and grown-ups alike.
- Customizable: Easy to adjust for dietary needs or flavor twists.
What is Cookie Monster?
Cookie Monster is a blue, cookie-loving Sesame Street character. He’s fun, quirky, and has an insatiable love for cookies!
This ice cream is inspired by his signature color and love of treats. It’s like he left his cookie stash in your dessert—pure joy in every bite.
Ingredients
Here's what you'll need: For this recipe, I use:
- Half-and-half: Creates a creamy yet light texture.
- Vanilla: Adds a classic, smooth flavor base.
- Sweetened Condensed milk: Sweetens the ice cream perfectly.
- Cream cheese: Gives a velvety richness to the base.
- Blue food color: Makes it fun and Cookie Monster-worthy.
See recipe card for quantities.
How To Make Cooking Monster Ice Cream?
- In a blender, mix half-and-half, vanilla, condensed milk, cream cheese, and blue food color. Blend until smooth.
- Pour the mixture into a Ninja Creami pint container. Freeze for 24 hours.
- Once frozen, insert the pint into your Ninja Creami. Process on the “Lite Ice Cream” setting.
- After processing, create a well in the center and add crushed cookies as mix-ins..
- Scoop, serve, and enjoy!
Mix-in or Topping Suggestion
- Crushed Oreos: A classic Cookie Monster touch.
- Mini chocolate chips: For extra chocolatey goodness.
- Fudge swirls: A decadent chocolate addition.
- Peanut butter drizzle: Adds richness and nuttiness.
- Rainbow sprinkles: Perfect for a playful twist.
- Chopped walnuts: Adds a nice crunch.
- White chocolate chunks: Sweet and creamy contrast.
- M&Ms: A colorful and candy-filled option.
- Brownie bits: Extra indulgence never hurts!
- Graham cracker crumbs: Adds a subtle toasty flavor.
💪🏼Make It High Protein
- Replace half-and-half with a high-protein milk (Fairlife or similar).
- Add 1 scoop of vanilla protein powder.
- Use Greek yogurt instead of cream cheese.
👍🏼Make It Less Sugar
- Swap condensed milk for sugar-free condensed milk.
- Choose sugar-free cookies as mix-ins.
🌱Make It Non-Dairy/Vegan
- Use coconut cream or oat milk instead of half-and-half.
- Replace cream cheese with vegan cream cheese.
Variations
- Mint Cookie Monster: Add peppermint extract and crushed mint cookies.
- Peanut Butter Lover: Mix in peanut butter cookies and drizzle.
- Choco-Chunk Monster: Use dark chocolate chunks and fudge swirls.
- Birthday Bash Monster: Add sprinkles and birthday cake pieces.
- Mocha Monster: Mix in coffee extract and chocolate cookies.
Equipment Used
- Ninja CREAMi Deluxe 11-in-1 Ice Cream & Frozen Treat Maker: The star of the show, perfect for creating creamy, smooth ice cream.
- Blender: To blend the ingredients into a silky base.
- Ninja Creami Pint Container: The pint container is essential for freezing and churning your ice cream mix.
Creami Tips
- Freeze the pint for at least 24 hours for best results.
- Don’t skimp on the mix-ins—they make this recipe shine.
- Add mix-ins after you've achieved the desired texture.
- Use gel food coloring for a vibrant blue without a bitter taste.
- Remember that once the mixins are added, respining it will pulverize your cookies.
Ninja CREAMI FAQs
It’s a blue vanilla ice cream with crushed cookies mixed in.
It often includes cookie dough chunks, chocolate chips, and colorful candy pieces.
The blue color mimics Cookie Monster’s fun and iconic fur.
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Recipe Card
Ninja Creami Cookie Monster Ice Cream Recipe
Equipment
- 1 Ninja CREAMi Deluxe 11-in-1 Ice Cream & Frozen Treat Maker
- Blender
- Ninja Creami Pint Container
Ingredients
- 2 cups Half and Half
- ½ cup Sweetened Condensed MIlk
- 2 teaspoon Vanilla extract
- ½ cup Cream cheese
- 1 teaspoon Blue food color add more to adjust the color
Mixins
- 3 pieces Oreo cookies
- 3 pieces Chocolate chip cookies
Instructions
- In a blender, mix half-and-half, vanilla, condensed milk, cream cheese, and blue food color. Blend until smooth.
- Pour the mixture into a Ninja Creami pint container. Freeze for 24 hours.
- Once frozen, insert the pint into your Ninja Creami. Process on the “Lite Ice Cream” setting.
- After processing, create a well in the center and add crushed cookies as mix-ins..
- Scoop, serve, and enjoy!
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Notes
- Freeze the pint for at least 24 hours for best results.
- Don’t skimp on the mix-ins—they make this recipe shine.
- Add mix-ins after you've achieved the desired texture.
- Use gel food coloring for a vibrant blue without a bitter taste.
- Remember that once the mixins are added, respining it will pulverize your cookies.
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