This Fried Ice Cream has a warm, crunchy cinnamon cornflake shell wrapped around a scoop of cold, creamy vanilla ice cream, with no deep frying at all.
Cook, stirring constantly until the cornflakes start to smell toasty and they deepen slightly in color, 5 minutes.
Take off the heat and stir in the sugar.
1 tablespoon granulated sugar
Place this into a shallow dish and let it cool completely.
Once cool, roll the ice cream balls in the crumbs, pressing them in.
Place them on a clean plate and put them back in the freezer for 10-15 minutes until frozen solid. Serve with your favorite toppings.
Chocolate sauce
Notes
Nutrition is calculated without additional toppings
Work Quickly: Ice cream melts fast, so keep your freezer door closed as much as possible. Form a ball of ice cream, freeze it, then coat it.
Use Gloves: Wearing gloves can help prevent your hands from getting too sticky or too cold. They also help you form neater balls.
Rolling Pin Magic: If you want finer crumbs, crush your corn flakes with a rolling pin in a plastic bag. This gives you a nice, even coating.
Have Toppings Ready: Get your favorite toppings—like caramel sauce, chocolate sauce, or fruit sauce—set out before you pull the ice cream from the freezer. It melts quickly once it’s out!
Try a Different Ice Cream Flavor: Who says it has to be creamy vanilla ice cream? Experiment with cookies and cream, mint chocolate chip, or anything else you love.