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DIY Mickey Mouse Ice Cream Bars
September 12, 2024
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One of the most popular treats at Disney is the Mickey Ice Cream Bars. Many of us remember these from childhood ice cream trucks or even a grocery store special snack. But sometimes they are hard to find in stores and since we’re (sadly) not at Disney theme parks every day, we want to bring these cute iconic desserts to your family.

Mickey Mouse Ice Cream Ingredients

Here is what you’ll need to make delicious Mickey ice cream bars at home:

Making Your Mickey Ice Cream Bars

Cover a cookie sheet in wax paper and place it in the freezer to get it nice and cold. Leave it in the freezer for at least 15 minutes. Also, make sure that your ice cream is frozen completely solid. Put it in the back of your freezer or in your deep freeze. The more frozen the ice cream is, the easier it is to cut.

Place the ice cream container sideways on a cutting board. Cut the ice cream into 3/4 inch slices. Use your serrated knife to cut through the cardboard and the ice cream at the same time.

Place the ice cream container sideways on a cutting board. Cut the ice cream into 3/4 inch slices. Use your serrated knife to cut through the cardboard and the ice cream at the same time.
After each slice, peel the cardboard away from the ice cream and use the Mickey Cookie Cutter to cut the Mickey shape into the ice cream. You should be able to get two Mickeys per slice.

Quickly place the cut ice cream onto the cold cookie sheet. The wax paper will prevent the ice cream from sticking to the metal pan. Insert a popsicle stick into the bottom center of the cutout. Push it in as far as you can, without ruining the shape.

Be aware that the ice cream melts really fast. You may want to place the cookie sheet into the freezer between each step to help prevent melting. You will have ice cream scraps left over, that you can use however you please. Root beer floats, anyone?

Once all of your ice cream has been cut, let the shapes set up in the freezer for at least 30 minutes. While they are setting up, make your chocolate dip.

Melt an entire bag of chocolate chips in the microwave for about two minutes on a low setting. Stir the chocolate every 30 seconds to prevent burning. Once the chocolate chips are smooth, add 3 Tablespoons of coconut oil.

Stir the chocolate until the oil is combined. Adding oil helps the chocolate to firm up immediately when added to the ice cream. Coconut oil is a delicious favorite, but you could also use olive oil or vegetable oil if you would like.

Stir the chocolate occasionally until it cools to room temperature. You want it to be as cool as possible, but still nice and runny. Don't let the chocolate get firm or you won't be able to dip the ice cream into it.

Dip the ice cream bars into the chocolate, one at a time, and place them onto a clean sheet of wax paper. I took a few out of the freezer at a time, so they stayed nice and cold. It doesn't take very long for the chocolate to set up. You can begin eating your ice cream bars after about 20 minutes in the freezer.

If you plan to make the bars more than 2 or 3 hours before eating them, wrap each ice cream bar in plastic wrap after the chocolate sets. This will keep them fresh and prevent freezer burn.

Keep Cool at Disney All Year Long

These Mickey Mouse Ice Cream Bars are a perfect treat for a hot summer day—or any day!

If you are planning to visit Disneyland Resort, you can cool off with the park's version of this classic ice cream treat! The Mickey Mouse ice cream bars at Disneyland come completely dipped in chocolate. I think the full coating of chocolate helps keep the vanilla ice cream from melting too fast in the sun. And, who can complain about more chocolate? What part of the ice cream bar would you eat first? We always take a bite off the ear. They are EARresistible.

When you're ready to book your Disneyland vacation, check out our Disneyland packages online or give our Disney Experts a call at 855-GET-AWAY.

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My mother has been looking for these everywhere, but no one sells them anymore!! Thanks to you I can make them for her!! :-)


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