How do you make an oreo mcflurry?

Answer 1

An Oreo Mc Flurry? It's super easy but it sort of takes a long time to make but its worth it; You can't miss out on a Mc Flurry!

What you'll need (food): vanilla ice cream, Oreos, 1/4 cup Skim Milk

Step 1: First you need to add 2 cups of vanilla ice cream in a frozen cup/bowl (You need to freeze the cup or bowl for at least 30 mins.)

Step 2: Now you need to add the 1/4th cup of Skim Milk.

Step 3: Next you need to get some Oreos and put it in a plastic bag. Now to crush it up, use a rolling pin and roll on the plastic bag and crush it to small pieces. Then put it in the bowl with the vanilla ice cream and skim milk.

Step 4: Finally, Mix it all up till its creamy and soft (Don't mix too much or else you will melt the ice cream!)

Step 5: Serve with a spoon and Enjoy! :)

Answer 2

¼ cup milk

1 teaspoon hot fudge topping (at room temperature)

2 ½ cups vanilla ice cream

3 Oreo cookies

Add ¼ cup milk, 1 teaspoon hot fudge topping, 2 ½ cups vanilla ice cream, and 2 crumbled Oreo cookies to an electric blender. Blend at medium speed about a minute, or until all ingredients are combined and smooth. Do not overblend. Immediately pour blizzard mixture out into a dessert glass. Crumble 1 Oreo cookie over the top for garnish (and for eating!). Provide a long spoon and/or large-diameter straw, and serve immediately.

Answer 3

Making your own ice cream is fun and easy. Simply find the right ice cream churn, add your flavorings and everyone's favorite dessert is ready to eat.

Choose your equipment

There are many choices when it comes to ice cream churns. It all depends on how much physical work you want to put into the task. The simplest of machines only require you to put the ingredients in the churn and press a button. In 25 minutes, you have perfect soft-serve ice cream. Ice cream makers like these are available from a variety of kitchen appliance manufacturers such as Cuisinart, KitchenAid and Krups. For a more challenging and interactive process, use a trusty hand-crank ice cream maker. When your arm gets tired turning the paddle, pass it off to the next person in line. The ice cream is always tastier when you have to work for it. For even more fun, use a ball ice cream maker. Fill the ball with your ingredients and kick the ball between your friends to make your treat.

Decide on a flavor

Most homemade ice cream starts off as vanilla. From there it is easy to create a variety of flavors with add-ins like fresh fruit and nuts. Since most flavors are added at the end of the churning process, you can create or experiment with several different flavors so everyone is happy.

Let us make some ice cream!

Your ice cream maker probably came with some basic recipes. Try those out first since they have most likely been tested with that particular machine. Follow the instructions on your machine and churn away! Try out all kinds of flavor combinations or look for inspiration on websites like Allrecipes.com and Tastespotting.com.

Eat your ice cream right out of the churn as soft-serve or pop it in the freezer for a couple of hours for a hard scoop product. Storing your ice cream

If you have leftover ice cream, it can keep in an airtight container in the freezer for up to a week. Make sure to cover the surface of the ice cream with plastic wrap or wax paper in order to prevent ice crystals from forming.

Never spend another summer buying ice cream from the store. Enjoy all your favorite flavors and try flavors you can only find in specialty shops all year long when you make your own ice cream.

Answer 4

buy an ice cream maker with a hand crank or an electric one