Feb 13 2010
Bite Size Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches.
Still looking for a special treat for Valentine’s Day weekend?
These adorable, bite-size ice cream sandwiches were super easy and quick to assemble, albeit a bit messy. But that is part of the fun, right?
We like our chocolate chip cookies very thin. In my family, this comes from my dad’s grandmother, who made incredible, thin chocolate chip cookies. At a family reunion a few years ago, we even had a cookie bake-off to see who could make cookies most like my great grandmother.
Luckily, I married someone who also likes his chocolate chip cookies thin. It makes up for the framed picture of Chris Benoit that had to make the trek from his apartment to our new home.
Good thing he likes thin cookies. There isn’t anything else going on in this house that is thin. Apparently he doesn’t like his cookies the same way he likes his women – thick and meaty.
In an effort to be less thick and meaty, I stuffed the inside of the cookies with low-fat frozen yogurt.
While they may not be the prettiest of desserts, they made for a scrumptious, fairly low-calorie treat since the cookies were so light. And since they are bite-size, you can eat more than one without guilt. (Read: you can eat 10.)
Of course, I had to trash one up with some hot pink sprinkles. This girl loves her pink.
Bite-Size Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches
20 baked chocolate chip cookies (I used a tablespoon measure when making, to ensure they came out bite-size.)
1 pint of low-fat frozen yogurt
sprinkles for decor
Once cookies are cooled, place in the freezer for 10 minutes. At this time, take the frozen yogurt out to soften. Once the cookies are firm, scoop roughly 2 tablespoons of ice cream on top of one cookie, covering it with another cookie.
Roll in sprinkles if desired. Freeze for 15-20 minutes.
There is nothing on this Earth that wouldn’t be better with a little frozen yogurt filling. Great idea. I do this all the time- chewy chocolate cookies filled with chocolate mousse, oatmeal raisin with butter pecan ice cream, homemade oreos, you name it. And I looove the pink sprinkles, so appropriate!
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those look SO good – how do you get them so thin?? yum what a good valentine’s treat!
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Jessica Reply:
February 13th, 2010 at 7:36 am
I’ll be posting the cookie recipe soon!
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so cute!!! I AM still looking for a V-day treat…but we haven’t been able to leave our house to pick up grocerries!!!
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Can’t wait for the cookie recipe! You’re hilarious btw! I love this blog now!
Diana
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My husband LOVES thin cookies too! Hes all about the crunch and dipping them in milk. These are so cute- a perfect Vday treat. Are you guys having a good weekend so far? I hope so!!
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aww, those are SO cute and yummy looking!
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I love cookie ice cream sandwiches! And love the fact that they’re bite size! The thin cookie helps on the calorie level too
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Those are adorable! I like the hot pink sprinkles on the sides
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Decadent and delicious. I absolutely love this idea!! Yum!
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My hubby would LOVE those!!!
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mini sized foods are calorie free. it’s science.
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those look awesome! I’ve been trying to think of a dessert to make for valentines day and I think this is what I’m gonna do!
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Wow – those are thin cookies! I normally like mine thick and chewy, but those look perfect for the ice cream sandwiches.
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how cute are those? I add sprinkles to every thing as well. Pink makes life better!
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Mmm wow these look so tasty, yumm! I love the sprinkles too, they make them so pretty
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you’re so cute…i love every recipe i see on here
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Adorable!!
Perfect treat for Valentine’s Day!!
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Your blog has become my daily drool session. These look too good! Perfect Valentine’s Day treat!
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Another delicious looking recipe for Valenines Day..maybe your hubby is takin notes.. lol
Have a great weekend, dear!! )
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these actually look AMAZING. so cute
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Now that it the cutest thing ever!!
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What a yummy, festive treat. I may have to make these this weekend…I might dip mine in peanut butter and sprinkles…to make up for the lower calories in froyo.
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your cookies came out the perfect thickness, how cool! great idea, and the sprinkles are a nice touch
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I love ice cream sandwiches!! Love the pink sprinkles : )
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These are soooooo pretty! I love that they are bite size too! I made massive cookies today so they don’t have that calorie free factor like yours do!
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I think the pink sprinkles make it look EXTRA delicious!
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What a great idea! I’ve never made thin CC cookies before but now I’d like to try!
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Oh a girl after my own heart with the pink sprinkles! Love!
I love very very thin everything (myself included- sigh- that won’t be happening soon!)…wafer thin chocolate, cookies, crackers, etc. I guess I feel like I get a yummy treat for less cals.
Have a terrific V-day! :=)
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my jaw hit the floor when i saw the cuteness AND Delishness of this post!!!
“trash one up with some hot pink sprinkles.”–welll, we can be trashy together any day b/c i love pink and sprinkles too.
you posts make me sooo happy, JEssica. I know i can always come here and be entertained happily, with great food. I maybe cant always eat it all, but i always appreciate it. Youre gifted in the kitchen and i respect a cook’s cook.
xoxo
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If you makes these for me, I will be your Valentine. Who am I kidding? Even if you don’t make these for me, I’ll still be your Valentine!
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You’re right these are adorable! Pink sprinkles make life just a little better, don’t they? I told thanked my husband for putting up with all of my “pink” last night.
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These look like something I could make, definitely. My mom just gave me a box of Oreo cookies form Trader Joe’s that my brother won’t eat. I think “stuffing” those with some fro yo would be a very nice idea! I’m sure it’s not as easy as it sounds, but it may be worth a try, for something different. Thanks for the idea!
I hope you have a great Valentine’s Day Jessica!
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There is nothing on earth better than chocolate chips cookies and ice cream. ahhhh
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Those are so cute!! What a neat idea.. I bet your husband is in love with all these desserts!
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Hahaha, thick and meaty ^_^ And I don’t think the pink sprinkles are trashy at all. They’re very…classy?
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i think i may need to try and be domestic and “marthay” and try these out for the next time i bring treats to work…do you think i may appear “marry-able” then? or at least “take her out for a drink” able?
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I love these! SO cute! My favorites: cookies AND ice cream (or froyo) YUMMMMMMM The sprinkles make them so pretty.
Jenn
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Yum! Great recipes!
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Those look MUCH better than the fake, mass-produced sandwiches that I used to suck down when I was a wee gal. Looking forward to the cookie recipe!
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YUMMM!! I heart my choc chip cookies thin too!!
You are my martha
XXOO
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Those look AWESOME, the perfect little treat!
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YUMMM! Delish!
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Ha – love that – “trash one up.” Very funny.
These look fabulous! Happy Valentine’s Day.
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these are one of my favorite things to make! they are so easy, delicious and so many endless varieties. now i am suddenly hungry…
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I used to suck down when I was a wee gal. Looking forward to the cookie recipe!
Grow taller for idiots
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Yum-azing! These are the cutest darn cookie sandwiches. Personally, I’ve always been a thick chocolate cookie lover. But to each his own, right? LOL… chocolate is chocolate in my book! And what could make chocolate any better?? …ice cream and sprinkles, of course!
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No way! I’m a sucker for the ice cream sammich.
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I think the pink sprinkles make it look EXTRA delicious!Those look MUCH better than the fake, mass-produced sandwiches that I used to suck down when I was a wee gal. Looking forward to the cookie recipe!Youre gifted in the kitchen and i respect a cook’s cook.
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