Biscoff Ice Cream!
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Easy four ingredient no-churn Biscoff ice cream! So incredibly easy, and so incredibly delicious!
BISCOFF!
So, THIS RECIPE IS EPIC. I have technically done this recipe before on my blog, but I decided that an all new post would be better. I didn’t even put Biscoff in the title of the old version, and the photos are quite frankly a little shocking… so this refresh happened.
I, obviously, utterly adore all things Biscoff. Most recently I posted my Biscoff Drip Cake recipe which so many of you have made already (yay!) and my Biscoff Brownies have been going mental online, so things are all Biscoff mad right now.
Biscoff ice cream
As it’s peak summer, the temperatures are hot, and we all need cooling down a little, I thought it was high time I re-made this recipe into the best it could be. And all it takes? Four ingredients. Technically only three if you don’t want to include the biscuit, but who wouldn’t?!
I decided when re-making this recipe to take it to a whole new level, and that meant using even more Biscoff then last time. More spread AND the biscuits. Hello Biscoff spread and biscuit heaaaaven. Incredible.
No churn recipe
No-churn ice creams are a wonderful invention – and the basis of them all is condensed milk and cream. As I’m in the UK, I use double cream, but elsewhere this would be heavy cream in America for example! (Always google your alternative if you aren’t sure of an ingredient!)
Those two ingredients would make a happy and very simple ice cream. It won’t taste of much, but they would make one. If I wanted just a vanilla ice cream, I would add some vanilla extract to it! So easy.
Simple recipe
The simple thing of this is, you add the condensed milk, cream and the first lot of Biscoff to a bowl, and whisk it. It may look a little weird at first whilst the Biscoff is breaking down into the mixture it look like flecks of Biscoff, but keep on whisking and it’ll come back! It just needs to be slightly thick, and smooth.
I use my Kitchenaid stand mixer with the whisk attachment as it’s the easiest for me – but you can easily just use a large bowl, and an electric whisk! If you wanted to try this but don’t have any form of electric whisk, you could try whipping the cream on its own, folding through the condensed milk, and melting the Biscoff slightly and folding that through.
Layers
To take this to the next level, I then used even more Biscoff spread to swirl through the mixture, and added some crushed biscuits. I do this in layers to make sure that it’s all evenly spread – add in some ice cream, and some melted spread and biscuits and swirl. Add in more ice cream, spread and biscuits and swirl etc!
Tin
I use a large loaf tin for this as I think it looks nice in the photos, and I weirdly seem to have an abundance of loaf tins in my house, but you can use any form of tub or container that you don’t mind sticking in the freezer till you’ve eaten all the ice cream!
Serve
I simply served mine in a cone, with an extra drizzle of sauce and some crushed biscuits and savoured every mouthful. SO TASTY. Enjoy! x
Biscoff Ice Cream!
Ingredients
Ice Cream
- 600 ml double cream
- 397 g condensed milk (one tin)
- 275 g Biscoff spread
Extras
- 125 g Biscoff spread
- 125 g Biscoff biscuits
Instructions
For the Ice Cream Mix
- Add your double cream, condensed milk and Biscoff spread to a large bowl.
- Whisk on a low-medium speed until the ingredients are smooth and even.
- Turn the whisk up a bit higher and whisk until the mixture is starting to thicken and is lovely and smooth. It'll only take 1-2 minutes. It doesn't need to be extremely thick, it just needs to be smooth and starting to thicken.
- Alternatively, you can whip the cream up to soft peaks, and fold the ingredients together. The Biscoff spread may need mixing on it's own briefly as it's firmer than the other ingredients!
For Assembly
- Melt your 125g Biscoff spread until smooth - this takes 20-30 seconds in the microwave. Also crush your biscuits to chunks!
- Add 1/3 of your ice cream mix to your tin/tub and swirl through 1/3 of the melted spread and biscuits.
- Repeat twice more so all the ingredients are used up.
- Put the tub/tin your freezer till frozen and firm and enjoy!
Notes
- You can of course use an ice cream maker if you have one - but this is designed for those who don't!
- I used the smooth Biscoff spread but you can use the Crunchy spread if you prefer instead!
- The extra Biscoff spread/Biscuits are optional, but delicious.
- How long it takes to freeze depends on your freezer - freeze until completely solid.
- No-churn ice cream can naturally take longer to scoop as it doesn't have any additives, but the swirled through Biscoff helps it!
- This will last in the freezer for up to a month! (If not longer!)
ENJOY!
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For How many hours we have to store in freezer??
This can depend – but probably minimum 4-5?!
Made this but had to throw mixture away as it separated. Donu use biscoff straight from the jar or melt it first and is it plain or caramel condensed milk u use.
Thank you
Sarah. X
You can save a split mixture by adding it to a double boiler and whisking till smooth – and I do the recipe as stated, add the ingredients and whisk, just normal condensed milk!
This is unreal 😍 it froze pretty solid though and takes about 1hr + out of the freezer before it’s scoop-able! Have I done something wrong? Maybe over or under whisked?
Did you use a different ingredient such as evaporated milk rather than condensed? I’ve never had a no-churn ice cream take so long as it will melt within the hour!
Made this today. Used all the quantities given in the receipe. (Used a supermarket brand of condensed cream). It did make quite a lot. I filled a 2lb loaf tin & half of a plastic tub. It had only been in freezer for 5 hrs but we decided to try it anyway 😋😋😊! Loved by the whole family – will have to try again tomorrow when It’s been frozen longer to test if any difference 😊😂.
Love your recipes. Thank you for sharing
Can you use heavy cream? I’m not sure that double cream exists here in the US? 😀
Yes you can! x
Hi Jane, this was the best ice cream ever! Didn’t last long in my house. My youngest likes vanilla only! Can I make this into vanilla using the cream, condensed milk & vanilla extract & how much extract do you think would be needed?
Yes you can!! I would use 1-2 tsps! X
Hi Jane,
The recipe is absolutely amazing🤩. I think i had half of the mixture while it was whipping as it tasted great😋. The only problem I had is that unfortunately it split. I guess i mixed it for too long😅. I still prepared the full recipe and cannot wait to have it tomorrow. hopefully even if it did spit will be sublime to eat 🙂
Hey! Ahh amazing – the best way to solve that is to add the mixture to a double boiler (a bowl above a pan of simmering water) and mix until it smooths out! Leave the mixture to cool and then try rewhipping or just freeze if it’s still quite thick!
Best ice-cream recipe EVER! A quick and easy ice-cream recipe, as long as you don’t over whip and mixture splits! Follow recipe and do NOT take your eyes off the mixer. Will definitely be making again. Another great recipe, thank you Jane.
This went really well! Thank you so much for this recipe!
Love this it’s absolutely divine however for some reason it will not freeze solid? Is there a specific reason why this would be the case? It’s been in over night and still soft and creamy in texture.
P.s your recipes are awesome!
Hey! Did you definitely use condensed milk? Because of lock down, lots of people have been using evaporated milk which doesn’t work the same! x
Every recipe this lady makes is amazing. Made this tonight and can confirm it’s awesome
Hi, what type of condensed milk do you suggest?
I personally use carnations, but any supermarket own does the trick!
I have just made this today for a post-iftar treat and man was it good! Did not disappoint! Same as all of your other recipes I’ve tried, foolproof! My favourite baking and sweet treat blog!
Ps. I have put it on my Instagram and tagged you if you want to have a look x carry on making delicious recipes xx
Absolutely delicious, and so simple. I’ve tried several of your recipes now and they’re just so easy to follow and great results every time. Thank you so much for sharing!
Would you ever do a cookie dough version?
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Hi Jane,
If I wanted to make a smaller amount of this, would I be able to half the ingredients?
Thanks
Sabha
Yes, it would! Just be careful not to overwhip with the smaller amount!