This two-ingredient naturally sweetened Banana Ice Cream is Sandwiched between two graham crackers to make a healthier ice cream sandwich option the whole family will love.

Hi Friends!
The temperatures are on the rise here in the ATL! I told my husband that it felt like we went on a walk in the 100-degree weather today. He laughed and said it was only in the 80’s, but regardless of the humidity it felt pretty darn hot. Hot temps mean all I want to do is stock the freezer with popsicles and ice cream sandwiches. So of course as I always like to do, I sought out a healthier alternative to ice cream sandwiches! Today I introduce you to Banana “Nice” Cream Chocolate Chip Sandwich! The delicious and healthier banana ice cream is made from 2-ingredients and sandwiched between two graham cracker squares.
If you aren’t familiar with banana ice cream, or sometimes called “nice” cream, it is ice cream made by blending frozen banana into a creamy ice cream like consistency. The ice cream is made with whole foods, and no sugar is added – the natural sweetness of the bananas is what adds a sweet flavor. For this Two Ingredient Banana Ice Cream Sandwich recipe I also added vanilla Greek yogurt for some added protein and creaminess, but you could certainly leave this ingredient out if you wanted to keep it a vegan treat. Chocolate chips were included to add a hint more of flavor, but these are also something that could certainly be left out.

This recipe for Banana “Nice” Cream Chocolate Chip Sandwich is relatively simple to make but does take some time in between steps as you will need to freeze the bananas for 4-6 hours before blending. The sandwiches also need to be briefly frozen again after constructed to help keep maintain their structure. My toddler was able to help out with some of the steps including mixing the blended bananas and yogurt.

The whole family loved this Banana “Nice” Cream Chocolate Chip Sandwich recipe – a sweet treat for fewer calories compared to most ice cream sandwiches. I do want to point out that while I do like to offer my family healthier options and substitutes at times, on occasion, I do offer the real thing (with full fat, sugar, etc.). I feel its super important to teach my family the ability to balance all of your favorite foods into your eating habits.

Enjoy!
Your Family’s Dietitian,


