Oatmeal Cookie Dough Banana Ice Cream

Oatmeal cookie dough banana ice cream. A creamy ice cream made from only one ingredient: Bananas. Add a swirl of sunflower seed butter and crumbled oatmeal cookie dough (or raw granola) for a delicious summer treat. 15 minutes and a food processor is all you need.

I made it to Moncton! I’m here for the next three weeks, visiting friends and getting some things ready for the wedding (which is coming soon!). I arrived on Wednesday after a long day in planes and airports (I love flying) and I’ve been all over the place for the past two days.

Today my mom and I sent the afternoon in the kitchen, testing cupcakes for the wedding. One thing we can check off our big wedding to-do list.

Shaun is joining me next week, but in the meantime, I’m spending as much time as I can with my family and friends (and Lola, our old dog).

I photographed this oatmeal cookie dough nice cream before I left and I’m finally sharing the recipe with you guys today.

It’s one of those recipes that I make regularly, but never shared on the blog. I’m not sure why (I’ve shared it on Instagram many times), but that’s changing now.

Here’s how you make it:

Freeze the bananas overnight. You can slice them thinly and layer them on a baking sheet (best if your food processor is weaker) or you can just cut the banana into chunks and place them in an airtight container. Both worked with my Cuisinart food processor, but note that big chunks might not work with a weaker food processor.

Process the frozen bananas until smooth. It will look crumbly at first, but it should get smooth. If needed, you can help it by adding a splash of milk and scraping the sides.

Add a swirl of sunflower seed butter and some crumbled cookie dough. For the cookie dough, I just use my favorite raw granola recipe. It’s simply a banana mashed with nut or seed butter, oats and vanilla. That’s all!

If you make this cookie dough banana ice cream, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! I love to hear from you guys. And of course, if you try this recipe, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram!