These easy SNICKERS® ice cream pops are easy to make, and eat on the go! Enjoy with a Dr Pepper!
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I really thought my life would slow down a little when summer started. I don’t know why I do this to myself. Every year, I think summer will be less busy and more fun, and every summer I struggle to stay on top of all the activities.
One of these years I’ll learn.
I’ve started coping by just keeping a few things handy, like camping chairs and big blankets in the back of the car, sunscreen in the glove box, and portable snacks in the pantry.
This week, I decided my portable snacks ought to be homemade, and since I recently purchased some popsicle molds
Also, it gave me an excuse to eat SNICKERS®. Let’s just say, the SNICKERS® and Diet Dr Pepper are super easy to find near the registers at Walmart. And they are both super awesome.
Homemade ice cream is actually quite easy to make, even without an ice cream machine. Knowing that, I should probably make it more frequently than I do.
My all-time favorite ice cream flavor? Well, actually, it’s chocolate. (No surprise there.) But my second favorite flavor? Peanut butter. And it must must must use real peanut butter and not some kind of peanut butter flavored syrup. Because… gross. Just gross.
Therefore, I used peanut butter ice cream, with some chopped up SNICKERS® bars in it, to make these ice cream pops that are perfect for busy summers.
By the way, as long as we are talking about Snickers, #CollectiveBias and I would like to share some good news with you.
Right now, there is a coupon available that will give you $1 off your purchase of (2) SNICKERS® 2-to-go bars and (2) 20-oz. bottles of Dr Pepper! Click here for the coupon.
Here are the details:
- 20 oz Diet Cherry Dr Pepper
- 20 oz Cherry Dr Pepper
- 20 oz Diet Dr Pepper
- 20 oz Dr pepper TEN
- 20 oz Dr Pepper
- SNICKERS® 2-to-go, SNICKERS® Almond 2-to-go, SNICKERS® Peanut Butter 2-to-go
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- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk (14 oz)
- ⅓ cup peanut butter
- 2 Snickers 2-to-go bars, roughly chopped
- In a stand mixer, whip cream until soft peaks form.
- Add milk and peanut butter, and mix well, making sure mixture is smooth. Fold in chopped Snickers bars.
- Pour mixture into popsicle molds. Insert sticks and freeze for 5-6 hours. To remove, run hot water over the molds, taking care not to get water on the ice cream.
Awesome, awesome, awesome!! Another great one to print out. The snickers ice cream bars were one of my favorite treats growing up. Can’t wait to give this a try!
And, hey, I wonder if there would be a way to somehow incorporate a layer of chocolate to the outside of these ice cream bars. That would make them even more awesome.
Carmen, believe me when I tell you that I definitely considered that! I’m certain it’s possible, for someone with a paintbrush and a lot more patience that I. I’m guessing it would be easiest if the molds were already cold, so that the chocolate didn’t pool at the bottom. I will probably try it in the future, but if you do it before me, let me know how it goes!
Hi Jen!
So I just researched how to do this without the pooling of chocolate and the method that I found involved baking sheets and parchment paper. Also, the pops should be extra frozen before mixing with the chocolate. You’ll go ahead and make your pops with your molds, freeze them solid and then prepare your chocolate. When you’re ready to add the chocolate, you’ll very quickly dip them in the chocolate and place them on a baking sheet with parchment paper and stick them babies in the freezer! Voila! If you do it before me, let me know too! Can’t wait to give it a try, lol. 🙂
Snickers were just ok until the day they came out with the peanut butter version. Now I am in love. Must make these popsicles! But first must get my hands on a mold.
LOVE these! And I’m really loving that you got a Diet Dr. Pepper… that’s my jam.
Oh my word, Jen! These sound absolutely awesome!
Oh wow only 4 ingredients?! I have these same molds too, so I can’t wait to try these 😉
Why do I always see the yummiest looking stuff online when I’m not doing sugar???? Those pops look sooo good! #client
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