
Easy 3-Ingredient Oreo Ice Cream is the ultimate no-churn dessert for anyone craving something creamy, dreamy, and packed with cookie goodness. You don’t need an ice cream machine—just a few minutes, a bowl, and a serious love for Oreos. Even better, there’s no cooking involved, so you can go from mixing to freezing with zero fuss.
So why does this simple combo work so well? The rich heavy cream whips into a fluffy base, while the sweetened condensed milk adds that velvety sweetness. And of course, crushed Oreos bring that iconic cookies ’n’ cream flavor we all know and love. Interestingly, Oreo cookies have been around since 1912—and over the years, they’ve made their way into milkshakes, cheesecakes, and now, this unforgettable ice cream.
Whether you’re hosting a summer BBQ or just want a late-night sweet fix, this no-churn dessert hits the spot. Plus, it’s so easy, you’ll want to make it again and again!

Recipe Yield: 6 servings
INGREDIENTS
2 cups heavy cream (cold)
1 can (14 oz) sweetened condensed milk
12 chocolate sandwich cookies (crushed)
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Whip the cream:
Start by pouring the cold heavy cream into a large mixing bowl. Beat it on medium-high with a hand or stand mixer until soft peaks form—about 2–3 minutes. You’re looking for fluffy but not stiff.
2. Fold in the condensed milk:
Next, gently fold the sweetened condensed milk into the whipped cream. Use a spatula and soft, folding motions to keep that whipped texture nice and airy.
3. Add the cookies and freeze:
Now stir in the crushed cookies until evenly distributed. Transfer the mixture to a loaf pan or freezer-safe container, smooth out the top, and cover tightly. Freeze for at least 6 hours, or overnight, until fully set.
Helpful Tips to Perfect This Recipe
Crush Cookies with Texture:
Don’t overdo it—leave some bigger chunks for bites of crunch and creamy contrast.Let It Sit Before Scooping:
Give it 5–10 minutes at room temp before scooping for that perfect creamy consistency.Optional Add-In:
Want a little twist? Fold in a swirl of fudge sauce just before freezing for a cookies & cream fudge ripple!
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