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Cake Batter Ice Cream Whoopie Pies

Whoopie Pies have been around forever, but I never ventured out to make them until recently.  I decided to try them after seeing the recipe “Easy Whoopie Pies” that my friend Becky from Read My Chicken Scratch blogged about.  They looked so good and I knew they would be easy to make.  For the Cake Batter Ice Cream Whoopie Pies I followed her recipe to make the cake part and then tried my own filling with Ice Cream instead of the Marshmallow Cream.  At first I couldn’t figure out how to make the Ice Cream not run out of the pies, but then I added some pudding and it worked!

These are SO good!  The pies are the perfect texture and come out tasting great straight from the freezer!

Cake Batter Ice Cream Whoopie Pies {Make Bake Create #11}

Cake Batter Ice Cream Whoopie Pies {Make Bake Create #11}

Ingredients

  • Yellow Cake Mix and ingredients on box-, reserve 2 tbsp. and also reduce water to 3/4 cup
  • 2 small boxes of Vanilla Pudding Mix
  • 1 Pint Vanilla Ice Cream
  • 1/4 cup milk

Instructions

  1. Preheat Oven to 350 degrees. Take out 2 Tbsp. of the yellow cake mix before mixing and reserve for later. Mix the cake mix with the ingredients from the box (be sure to reduce the water) and 1 box pudding mix. At this point I like to pour the batter into a plastic ziploc bag and snip off the end to pour it our you can take around 1/4 cup of the batter per cake and pour it on the pan that way. Spead the batter until it is thin and around 4 inches in diameter. You can make these smaller too, but reduce the baking time.
  2. Bake at 350 for around 15 minutes. Let them cool in the refrigerator before topping with the ice cream pudding mix.
  3. For the Ice Cream filling:
  4. Combine 1 box of pudding mix, reserved cake mix and ice cream. If the mixture is too thin let it freeze for around 15 minutes in the freezer before filling the pies with it, but it should be thin enough to spread.
  5. To fill the pies put a thin layer of the ice cream mixture into each pie and then serve immediately or place in a covered pan in the freezer until ready to serve. You can also place a piece of plastic wrap around each pie and freeze for around 1 week.

Nutrition Information

Serving Size

1 grams

Amount Per Serving Unsaturated Fat 0g

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Rachel Young

Wednesday 3rd of July 2013

These looks so yummy! I've always been shy about making these too. Always looks like a lot of work for something I am pretty sure wouldn't turn out how I wanted. I'm going to try these, my kiddos will love the special treat! Did you use instant or cook and serve pudding?

lisa@cookingwithcurls

Wednesday 12th of June 2013

Thanks so much for the party :) Have a great week!

Dru @ Teenage Cakeland

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Thank you for the party! The ice cream whoopie pies are such a great idea, and so cute!

Christine

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Thanks sooo much for the party Rachel!!!

Maria

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Your whoppie pies look delicious!!!! I've never made them before either but they are my husband's favorite, and every time we go to an Amish market he gets one! So I will have to try making some too! :) These look beautiful (and really tasty!)

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