Strawberry S’mores Ice Cream Delight

Strawberry S’mores Ice Cream is the ultimate summer dessert. Cool and creamy, it features a delightful texture thanks to a secret ingredient!

Strawberry S'mores Ice Cream couldn't be better for a summer dessert. It's cool and creamy, and just the right texture thanks to a secret ingredient!

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The weather in Ohio is absolutely beautiful right now. It’s the perfect time for ice cream and all the trimmings. Elle and I have been baking a lot in our air-conditioned home, but when we step outside, we crave icy treats, and this Strawberry S’mores Ice Cream is currently at the top of our list.

Not only is it ridiculously easy to make, but the recipe yields a full quart, making it an ideal dessert for any night of the week. It’s particularly delicious after a grilled steak when the fireflies start to appear.

We’re planning to do a lot of grilling this summer with our new patio and Elle’s swing set finally being installed. A weekly barbecue sounds like the perfect way to enjoy our outdoor space, and dessert will undoubtedly be a must-have!

This ice cream is fantastic because you can prepare it ahead of time and set up an ice cream bar with extra toppings, such as chocolate sauce, sprinkles, or chopped peanuts. You could mix in any ingredients you desire, but one essential component is the perfect sweetness from Karo® Syrup, which ensures the ice cream remains scoopable straight from the freezer.

While I believe this ice cream is perfect on its own, you’re welcome to add extra toppings if desired. That said, the combination of strawberries and s’mores creates a truly unbeatable summer ice cream.

Before you begin, make sure you have an ice cream machine and that your bowl is chilling in the freezer. It’s also helpful to chill any mix-ins, including the graham crackers!

Although the original recipe does not feature strawberries, they make a wonderful addition. Who wouldn’t love the combination of strawberries, chocolate, marshmallows, and graham crackers in one delicious ice cream?

I personally prefer this ice cream after it has been frozen for at least four hours, although you can certainly enjoy it fresh from the machine. No matter how you eat it, it will be perfectly scoopable and ready for bowls and cones.

This ice cream is an excellent choice for summer barbecues and lakeside evenings, so consider doubling the batch to ensure everyone gets a taste!

And remember, don’t skip the Karo® Syrup; the texture of this Strawberry S’mores Ice Cream is everything, and you won’t achieve that without it.

For more delightful recipes using Karo® Syrup, check out Mini Chocolate Pecan Cheesecakes and Chocolate Chip Cookie Sandwich Ice Cream Cake, both ideal for summer gatherings!

Strawberry S’mores Ice Cream Recipe
Ingredients
1 cup milk
1 cup heavy cream
3/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup Karo® Syrup
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup mini marshmallows
1/2 cup crushed graham crackers
1/2 cup chocolate chips
1 cup diced strawberries
Instructions
Steps
Combine milk, cream, and sugar in a mixing bowl and stir until the sugar dissolves. Add corn syrup, vanilla extract, and salt; mix until well combined. Chill for at least 1 hour.
Pour the mixture into the ice cream machine bowl and process according to the manufacturer’s instructions for 25 to 30 minutes, or until it reaches the consistency of thick soft-serve ice cream.
Churn in marshmallows, graham crackers, chocolate chips, and strawberries during the last minute of churning. The ice cream can be served immediately or stored in a container in the freezer. It will firm up further in the freezer.
  • Always chill any mix-ins before adding them to the ice cream.
  • This recipe fills one 1-quart ice cream machine bowl; adjust quantities if your bowl size varies.
  • Pre-chill a storage container in the freezer to help maintain the ice cream’s consistency when transferring it from the machine.
  • For firmer ice cream, freeze in a container for at least 4 hours.
  • You’ll need a container that holds at least 1 1/2 quarts.
  • Yields 1 quart of ice cream.

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