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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!

Summertime’s here (finally!) and to celebrate we’re mixing, freezing, scooping and licking – it’s all about ice cream, people! Here’s a gallery of some of our winning takes on this hot weather treat. Click through the recipes, pick a fave, whip it up and then click a pic before you lick. We want to see what you’ve made. Single, double, triple scoops or banana splits, from frozen yoghurt to salted caramel sauce to Mexican Sundaes, make the recipe and then go crazy with creativity. There are no wrong answers here, just delicious ice cream!
Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!

Cooking Club: Ice Cream!

Old-fashioned vanilla ice cream

Beat the heat by whipping up a refreshing, old-fashioned vanilla ice cream. 

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Old-fashioned vanilla ice creamOld fashioned vanilla ice cream.Photo, Michael Alberstat.

Coconut-dream ice cream

Made with coconut and rice milk, a scoop (or two) of this creamy ice cream will satisfy unruly sugar cravings. 

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Coconut-dream ice cream.Photo, Michael Alberstat.

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Three-ingredient coffee ice cream

We can’t get over this summertime recipe: No ice cream maker needed for the best homemade ice cream you’ll ever taste!

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Vietnamese coffee ice creamThree-ingredient coffee ice cream.Photo, Sian Richards.

Banana chocolate-chip ice cream

Frozen bananas, blended and swirled with chocolate, cocoa and icing sugar. This four-ingredient ice cream is easy and delicious! 

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Banana chocolate-chip ice cream.Photo, Roberto Caruso.

Rich salted-caramel ice cream

Cream whipped and mixed with our salted caramel sauce, this salty-sweet treat needs no extra toppings—the flavour speaks for itself.

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Rich salted caramel. Photo, John Cullen.

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Cereal milk ice cream

A Milk Bar-inspired ice cream using our favourite three-ingredient method. The result? A super-creamy ice cream with a nostalgic flavour that’s both easy and difficult to distinguish.

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cereal milk ice creamCereal milk ice cream.Photo, Irene Ngo.

Latin ice cream sundae

Mexican spiced chocolate and South American caramel smother vanilla ice cream to create this luscious dessert. 

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Latin ice cream sundae.Photo, Roberto Caruso.

Mocha ice cream cake

It takes just five ingredients and 25 minutes to whip up this unforgettable no-bake ice cream cake. Laced with espresso and topped with candy-shop chocolates, it’s the ultimate summertime treat!

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Mocha ice cream cake.Photo, Roberto Caruso.

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Blueberry-swirl frozen yogurt

Old fashioned vanilla, mixed with a sweet and colourful blueberry swirl.

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Blueberry-swirl frozen yogurt.Photo, Michael Alberstat.

Tangy lemon sorbet

A lemony and refreshing sorbet scoop, with a hint of gin to add a little extra zip. 

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lemon sorbet in ice cream conesTangy lemon sorbet. Photo, Michael Alberstat.

Chocolate-malt gelato

Classic malt flavour for the old-school ice cream aficionado. 

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Chocolate-malt gelato.Photo, Michael Alberstat.

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Chocolate crackle sauce sundae

This two-ingredient crackle is best drizzled over homemade vanilla ice cream, sprinkled with crumbles of chocolate-covered graham crackers for extra crunch. 

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Cooking Club: Your next challenge is ice cream!Chocolate crackle sauce.Photo. Michael Alberstat.

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