Chocolate Creme Egg No Churn Ice Cream. No ice cream maker required! And the perfect way to use leftover Easter candy!
I know that ice cream is traditionally a summer dessert and it is only March but I just couldn’t resist. This Chocolate Creme Egg No Churn Ice Cream is just so springy. And with just five ingredients, including one that you’re bound to have extra of after this weekend, this Chocolate Creme Egg No Churn Ice Cream will become one of your favorites.
One thing I don’t like about making traditional ice cream is the fact that for some reason whenever I go to make it, I realize that I forgot to put the ice cream bowl in the freezer. It wouldn’t be a problem if it needed only a little while to chill, but my ice cream maker requires 24 hours. Way too long to wait to satisfy an ice cream craving.
That is where no churn ice cream comes into play. Guys, it is SO stinkin’ easy. This is the first time that I have ever made no churn ice cream. One bite and I feel like I have been deprived for the last 32 years. No seriously, not only is no churn ice cream incredibly easy to make, it is also incredibly creamy and rich.
I followed the instructions that I found on theKitchn and in under 10 minutes I was popping this Chocolate Creme Easter Egg No Churn Ice Cream into the freezer. Yes, you still have to wait for it to freeze but it’s totally worth it.
I chose to mix in chocolate creme eggs because they are one of my favorite Easter treats. I’m not big on the original creme eggs but the chocolate creme and caramel creme varieties are totally a weakness. I do recommend chilling the eggs in the refrigerator before making this. It makes them easier to cut.
Finally, I fully intended to buy regular sprinkles. What I actually bought was Tutti Fruity Candy Crunch Sprinkles . I thought about taking them back but decided to give them a shot because I could not get over how colorful they are. They kind of reminded me of pop rocks without the popping. They are chewy and crunchy and were an awesome texture contrast with the creamy ice cream and chocolate eggs.
And again….they are just so darn pretty!
Angie | BigBearsWife
March 24, 2016 at 1:49 pmThis is one beautiful ice cream!!! I made a no churn pastel m&m ice cream the other day but yours is way prettier!! I love it! Love those chocolate creme eggs too!
CookinCanuck
March 24, 2016 at 10:18 amAs soon as March hits, I think it’s definitely time for ice cream. What a fun idea for Easter!
Cathy@LemonTreeDwelling
March 23, 2016 at 8:11 pmThis looks seriously delicious and would be the perfect addition to any Easter dessert!
Lora @savoringitaly
March 23, 2016 at 6:48 pmNo fuss and such a breeze! This is the perfect ice-cream to ring in warmer temps, or at least to dream of the beginning of summer!!
Becky Hardin | The Cookie Rook
March 23, 2016 at 6:24 pmI love this idea. Such a refreshing dish.
Laura / I Heart Naptime
March 23, 2016 at 1:48 pmOh, how delicious! And it’s so hot here today, I should really go make some now….
Justine@Cooking and Beer
March 23, 2016 at 8:18 amI honestly don’t know if I could wait for this stuff to freeze. I’d literally be sitting in my kitchen slurping it up with a spoon, but in all honesty, this recipe is my everything. Thank you so much for sharing with us!