Icebox cakes are meant to be simple, so unless I have leftover homemade chocolate chip cookies lying around store bought cookies are just as good. You can certainly bake up your your favorite chocolate chip cookies, but who wants to turn the oven on when it is 100+ degrees outside. Not me!!!
For this Icebox cake I used one package of Chips Ahoy cookies, but I recommend using two so you can add three layers instead of just two, so I adjusted the recipe to reflect two packages. I used homemade whipped cream sweetened with a bit of powdered sugar and vanilla. I don't recommend using cool whip for this recipe.
It's best to use the crunchy Chips Ahoy versus the soft and chewy, because the whipped cream softens up all the cookies. I finished off the top of this ice box cake with additional crushed cookies and milk chocolate chips. That's it just refrigerate for at least 8 hours or overnight and enjoy!
Spread 1/3 of the whipped cream evenly over the cookies repeating with two more layers and ending with whipped cream. Crush additional cookies and sprinkle on top of cake with milk chocolate chips. Cover cake with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 8 hours or overnight (is best).
Yield: 8 - 10
Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Box Cake
This 4 ingredient Chocolate Chip Cookie Icebox Cake is the perfect no bake summer treat. Chocolate chip cookies layered with lightly sweetened fresh cream, vanilla and chocolate chips.
Prep time: 28 MinInactive time: 8 HourTotal time: 8 H & 28 M
Ingredients
- 2 - 13 ounce packages store bought chocolate chip cookies, like Chips Ahoy or homemade cups
- 4 - cups heavy cream, prepared
- 1/2 - cup powdered sugar
- 1 - teaspoon vanilla extract
- additional crushed chocolate chip cookies for garnish
- 1/2 - cup milk chocolate chips
Instructions
- Add the heavy cream, powdered sugar and vanilla extract to a large bowl or stand mixer, beat on high speed until stiff peaks form; set aside.
- Line the bottom of a 9 x 3 inch round spring form pan with a layer of cookies (breaking a few cookies to make the fit).
- Spread 1/3 of the whipped cream evenly over the cookies repeating with two more layers and ending with whipped cream.
- Crush additional cookies and sprinkle on top of cake and add chocolate chips.
- Cover cake with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least 8 hours or overnight (is best).
Notes:
I don't recommend substituting cool whip for fresh whipped cream. Whipped topping (cool whip) contains oil and doesn't soak into the cookies making them soft enough. I also think it might be too sweet using cool whip.
25 comments:
This looks Delicious.
For my family; Oreo's will have to be the cookie of choice.
I bet these would also be cute done in wide mouth canning jars for individual servings.
Thank You
I click onto the 'Print Recipe' button but nothing happens so unable to print out.
The cake tastes great. Moderate sweet, soft and the chocolate just got weighed enough. Very tasty.
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Oh my goodness how delicious does that look - I totally need to give it a try for myself :)
I would use my homemade chocolate chip cookies. This looks delicious and would be a big hit
What a delicious dessert idea and perfect for Labor Day weekend! I definitely appreciate it being no-bake as well, since it is still extremely hot in our area of the country.
I've never tried an icebox cake. This looks so simple that I have to try it. It looks delicious!
Oh my, a big YES! I make an Ice box cake monthly but I use graham crackers. I love this alternative, thank you for the recipe. I am so excited to try this.
Not only does that sounds delicious, it's absolutely beautiful. And you can never go wrong with chocolate chip cookies!
I've never made a cake like this but it looks amazing and super easy! I might try it for our next family party!
My kids would love me forever if I made up this chocolate chip ice cream box, seriously? It looks super sweet and tasty!
Now this is a treat! It looks really pretty too. I'd love to prep one for a party.
I've never heard of an ice box cake but it looks delicious. The best part is it's quick and easy to make.
I bet my family would enjoy this recipe. I am thinking it would be a great addition to our Thanksgiving dessert menu as it's something the kids could make. Thanks for posting.
I adore ice box cake! I am going to have to make this one next week. It looks incredibly good!
OH wow. What a delicious looking ice box cake! I love that you used chocolate chip cookies. That's such a yummy twist. I may experiment on this and try other kinds of cookies too. thanks for sharing!
What a delightful treat. I am currently sipping my cup of coffee and it makes me want a slice of this lol.
Oh my goodness!! This chocolate chip cookies ice box cake looks so delicious and tempting. I will pinned this for a recipe.
Yes, I've had an iced box cake and right know I want one, but no sweets for me unless it's fruit.
This recipe is a bomb! I just broke my oven and I can't bake until my landlord changes it. I love that it is so easy to do! Definitely pinning for later.
Wow that is one dreamy looking dessert. We absolutely love chocolate chip cookies so I can't think of a more suitable dessert to make.
It's 2021 and can't find the print button, seems it's been missing since 2017.
Marni McDaniel
I wanted to print your recipe, but according to my print page, it will take 7 pages of paper. That is ridiculous. Could you do something about this?
@Mylies Mom, maybe you're not familiar with a computer. Click on the print button and choose custom instead of 7 pages and add page 3 and it prints just the recipe. You can also just highlight the recipe without using the print button and right click your mouse and choose print selection. It's a lot easier to nice than to choose to be rude. Have a great day! :)
@Mrs. M, It is the big RED BUTTON at the end of the recipe. It says PRINT THIS RECIPE, I guess you missed it! You can also use the grey print icon at the beginning of the post.
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