Air Fryer Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich

Make a deliciously indulgent Air Fryer Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich at home! Perfectly baked cookies paired with creamy ice cream for the ultimate treat.

Cooking doesn’t get much more fun than this – an air fryer chocolate chip ice cream sandwich! These cookies are crispy and soft and gooey on the inside, perfect for housing a scoop of your favorite ice cream. Plus, there’s no need for an oven – the air fryer does all the work! Who could resist such a delicious treat?

What Is An Air Fryer?

An air fryer is a kitchen appliance that cooks food by circulating hot air around it. The device is similar to a convection oven, but the fan within the air fryer circulates the hot air more quickly, which results in faster cooking times. Air fryers are popular among cooks because they produce food that is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Air fryers are often considered healthier than traditional frying methods because they use less oil.

What Are Chipwich?

Chipwich is one of the most popular ice cream sandwiches in the United States. It consists of two chocolate chip cookies with vanilla ice cream. Chipwich was created by Richard LaMotta in 2007 and has become a favorite summer treat. Although you can enjoy it all year round, many people buy Chipwiches during the summer when they visit amusement parks and other tourist destinations. If you’ve never had a Chipwich before, you’re missing out!

Ingredients Needed For Air Fryer Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwich

• Vanilla Ice Cream
• Chocolate Chips or M&M Cookies
• Mini Chocolate Chips
• Coconut Flakes
• Sliced Almonds
• Walnut Pieces
• Sprinkles

How To Make A Homemade Air Fryer Chipwich

Add your toppings into small bowls. Turn a cookie upside-down and put a scoop of ice cream onto it.

Place another cookie on top, right-side-up, pressing gently. Use a knife or icing spatula to even out any ice cream from the sandwich. Roll into the topping of your choice. If it doesn’t stick, use your hand to press the topping onto the ice cream.

Place the finished ice cream sandwich on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper. Put in the freezer for 10-20 minutes to harden.

Store by wrapping each ice cream sandwich in parchment paper and place in a gallon freezer storage bag. Store ice cream sandwiches for a few weeks.

When ready to have one, place it on a plate at room temperature for a few minutes before eating, as the cookies will be hard.

Pro Tips:

• When you’re making sandwiches with ice cream, put some cookies in the freezer beforehand will help keep them from melting too quickly.
• The ice cream may have melted while you were making the sandwiches, but don’t worry! Just put them both back in the freezer and they will harden up again soon.
• Use all the different flavors of cookie dough and make it your own!
• Different topping ideas: butterscotch chips, Fruity or Cocoa Pebbles cereal, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, crushed Oreo cookies, graham cracker pieces with mini marshmallows, Reeses Pieces, Raisins, Dried cranberries, Macadamia nuts, Sour Patch Kids, Swedish Fish.

Variations and Substitutions

• Ice Cream: You can never have too many ice cream flavors! So change up the classic vanilla ice cream by trying cake batter or cookies ‘n’ cream to make it more interesting. If you’re feeling adventurous, get some new ice creams flavors! This makes for a great party or movie night snack!
• Store-Bought Sandwiches: While I used prepared cookie dough from the air fryer, you can also use store-bought cookies.
• Prepare The Cookies Ahead Of Time: Whether you make the cookie dough ahead of time or bake it up to 6 hours in advance, having this ready will simplify things greatly when assembling your Chipwich.

How To Store Ice Cream Sandwiches

To make the ice cream cookie sandwiches, first, wrap each of them in saran wrap or parchment paper, and place them inside an airtight container.

Then you can either store them in a freezer-safe container or freezer-friendly bag for up 6 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

What is an ice cream sandwich with cookies called?

What would you call an ice cream sandwich that is made with chocolate chip cookies? Some people might say a “Cookies and Cream” ice cream sandwich, but others might say a “Chocolate Chip Cookie” ice cream sandwich. No matter what you call it, this type of ice cream sandwich is always delicious!

Some other names are Ice cream Chipwiches, M&M Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches, Easy Chipwich Ice Cream Sandwich, Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches, and Ice Cream Sandwich Cookie.

How do you store cookie ice cream sandwiches?

Cooks, have you ever made cookie ice cream sandwiches? They’re easy to make and a real crowd-pleaser! But, have you ever had trouble storing them so they don’t get all melted and gross? Fear not, cooks – I’m here to help! In this blog post, I’ll share with you my tips on how to store cookie ice cream sandwiches so they stay fresh and delicious. Enjoy!

The perfect way to beat the heat this summer is by eating an ice cream sandwich made with your favorite cookies! Store it in a freezer-friendly plastic bag for up 6 weeks after freezing.

Should I freeze cookies before making ice cream sandwiches?

No, I only usually freeze the cookies, if I am having a hard time making the ice cream sandwiches. But otherwise, just make sure that your ice cream is frozen solid, it will make it easier to assemble the Chipwich Sandwiches.

More Air Fryer Cookie Recipes:

The air fryer is a great way to make cookies without having to turn on the oven. And, if you like variety in your cookie recipes, the air fryer provides that, too. Here are three more recipes to try. Enjoy!

• AIR FRYER S’MORES COOKIES
• AIR FRYER CHRISTMAS BROWNIE MIX COOKIES
• EASY AIR FRYER GINGERSNAP COOKIES
• AIR FRYER ITALIAN BISCOTTI
• AIR FRYER LEMON DROP COOKIES

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