SNICKERS Iced Bomb
In my home town Mexico City believe it or not American Football is very popular and gathers the attention of many sports fans.
During my teenager days in the seventies the Dallas Cowboys, the Pittsburgh Steelers famous Steal Curtain, Dan Marino and the Dolphins, the 49ers with Joe Montana and the Houston Oilers with Dan Pastorini were in fashion.
At home we all had our own favorite, we used to tease each other when our team didn’t win, or when a bad pass or fumble occurred during the game.
My mom was used to prepare for us a feast to enjoy watching the games that is why when I went to Walmart today and saw this huge display about SNICKERS® Brand NFL Minis was inspired to keep my mom’s tradition and celebrate with my family the upcoming NFL Sunday’s with a dessert I have called “The Bomb” giving tribute to the legend Roger Staubach Hall of Fame former quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys.
INGREDIENTS
- 14 oz of coffee ice cream
- 14oz of chocolate ice cream
- 14oz of vanilla ice cream
- 28 SNICKERS® Minis bagged candy
For decorating:
- 1/2 cup of melted white chocolate
- 1 1/2 of melted chocolate
- SNICKERS® Minis bagged candy
Ingredients for preparing SNICKERS Iced Bomb
Preparation time: 2-3 hours, you will need a football pan and a mixer as well as a dish for plating. This dessert is recommended to make a day in advance and could serve 8-10 people.
Cream the icea cream
Football Pan 1st layer of ice cream
Soften the chocolate and coffee ice-cream and use the mixer to make it smoother, pour evenly into the football pan by pressing the middle with another oval pan placed on top. Place it in the freezer and let it harden.
Do the same with the vanilla ice-cream, open the SNICKERS® Minis and place around the pan, then cover with the vanilla ice cream layer. Press evenly and freeze again.
Soften ice cream, unwrapp SNICKERS Minis, place and cover
When ready to plate, have the melted chocolate ready to decorate. Keep it in the freezer until ready to enjoy. This dessert is fun to make, you can have the family participate with you in the process.
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OMG Adriana! I need to try this. If I don’t have a mixer will the recipe still work?
Hi Ilse, thanks for stopping by, yes you don’t need a mixer just make sure to leave the ice-cream out of the freezer enough so that you can cream it using a fork then pour into the mold. Hugs!
Wow there goes my diet. Snickers AND ice cream? I might have to try this. How cute would this be shaped as a pumpkin for a Halloween party? =)
Thank you Ashley for stopping by, Snickers are part of my diet too, =)
Doing it as a pumpkin shape works for me great idea!
You..ARE..Killing..ME!!! We love football in my home so I will need to try this!! Yummm
Awesome that you like this idea and football, are you ready for NFL Sunday? Hugs!
Well that is THE BOMB!! Love it!
Hi Lyuba indeed it is a bomb full of flavor, thank you for your comments. Abrazos!
OMG…… this looks amazing! I love icecream cake! …. i think i am going to attempt this! since i am a terrible baker, hehe.
Hi Alejandra, thank you for stopping by and for your kind comments, you let me know how it went, saludos!
WOW, that looks totally delicious.
Thank you Norah for stopping by and for your comments, hugs!
Oh my, how incredibly yummy is this! And yes, the 70′s were an amazing football era!! MIss those days ;D
Hi Lori, thank you for your comment and visit, certainly the 70s a golden era, hugs!
I wonder if I could use a brownie ice cream or something as I don’t like coffee ice cream. This looks so good!
Certainly you can use any combination of your liking, thank you for stopping by, cheers!