Creamy, spiced, and loaded with cookie goodness—this No Churn Biscoff Ice Cream is the easiest way to cool off with major flavor. No ice cream machine required, just a few ingredients and a little patience while it sets!

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What is No Churn Biscoff Ice Cream?
No churn biscoff ice cream is a homemade frozen dessert that skips the machine and still turns out rich and creamy. Instead of churning, the magic happens when whipped cream and sweetened condensed milk come together to create that classic ice cream texture. Add in cookie butter and crushed Biscoff cookies, and you’ve got a spiced, caramelized flavor that feels like a hug in frozen form.
What makes no churn Biscoff ice cream so irresistible is the layers of texture and warmth. The cookie butter swirls through each scoop with a velvety feel, and the crushed cookies add a little crunch to balance it all out. It’s sweet, a little spiced, and full of that signature caramel-like flavor that Biscoff lovers (like us!) can’t get enough of.
Ingredients You Need
- Heavy Cream – This is what gives the ice cream its luscious, scoopable texture. Whip it until soft peaks form for the perfect base.
- Condensed Milk – We love using this ingredient because it adds sweetness while keeping the ice cream ultra-creamy and smooth.
- Cookie Butter – This is a great way to add rich, spiced flavor with notes of cinnamon and caramel in every bite.
- Vanilla Extract – We add vanilla to boost the flavor and give the ice cream a cozy, warm depth.
- Biscoff Cookies – These add a crunchy texture and a little extra warmth from the cinnamon-spice blend baked into every bite.
How to Make No Churn Biscoff Ice Cream
- Whip the cream mixture. Pour the heavy cream into a mixing bowl along with the condensed milk and half of the cookie butter, and whip until soft peaks form.
- Layer the ice cream. Spoon some of the creamy mixture into a loaf pan, then drizzle with extra cookie butter and scatter crushed Biscoff cookies over the top.
- Repeat the layers. Continue layering the whipped base, cookie butter, and crushed cookies until everything has been used.
- Freeze until firm. Place the loaf pan in the freezer and let it set until solid. Once frozen, scoop and serve!
Variations
- Chocolate Chips – Mix in mini chocolate chips for a sweet contrast to the spiced cookie flavor.
- Ginger Snaps – Swap the Biscoff cookies for gingersnaps to add extra zing and crunch.
- Vegan – Use coconut cream and a dairy-free condensed milk alternative for a plant-based version.
- Caramel Sauce – Add ribbons of caramel between the layers for an extra indulgent twist.
- Crushed Pecans – A sprinkle of pecans adds a buttery crunch that works so well with the cookie butter flavor.
- Cream Cheese – Mix a spoonful of softened cream cheese into the base for a tangy cheesecake-style variation.
- Cinnamon – A little extra spice goes a long way if you want to boost that cozy flavor.
Can I Store Leftovers?
Absolutely! This ice cream was meant to be whipped up, frozen, and kept on hand for satisfying a sweet tooth!
Keep the ice cream covered tightly and freeze it. It’ll keep well for 2-3 weeks!
Common Questions about No Churn Biscoff Ice Cream
Nope! That’s the best part. This recipe is completely no churn—just mix, layer, and freeze.
It usually takes several hours to fully set, but overnight is best for that firm, scoopable texture.
Definitely! Try gingersnaps, graham crackers, or even Oreos for a twist on flavor and texture.
If the cream wasn’t whipped enough or if it wasn’t cold before freezing, it can affect the texture. Be sure to whip it until soft peaks form!
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No Churn Biscoff Ice Cream Recipe
Ingredients
- 3 cups heavy cream
- 14 ounces sweetened condensed milk
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 1/2 cups cookie butter divided
- 1 1/2 cups coarsley chopped Biscoff cookies optional to add MORE!
Instructions
- In the bowl of a stand mixer, combine the heavy cream, condensed milk, vanilla, and 1 cup of cookie butter. Beat until soft peaks form.3 cups heavy cream, 14 ounces sweetened condensed milk, 1 1/2 cups cookie butter, 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- Once fluffy and stiff, add a layer of ice cream to the bottom of a loaf pan followed by 1/4 cookie butter and crumbled Biscoff cookies. Repeat until all of the ice cream has been used, and layer extra cookies on top, and remaining drizzle of the Biscoff spread, if desired1 1/2 cups coarsley chopped Biscoff cookies
- Freeze overnight or until solid.
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Thanks
We hope you enjoyed, Stefan!
Xo,
Alia & Radwa
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Thank you for flagging this, Sofia! It’s an automatic conversion. So, we will try to fix whatever bug is causing the error.
In the meantime, we hope you still enjoy the recipe!
Xo,
Alia & Radwa
woww, great recipe. how to make cookie butter. Pl share. thxs
Hi! Thank you. We buy the cookie butter, but this is a good recipe.
We hope you enjoy!
Xo,
Alia & Radwa
love the taste of Bischoff, however, this recipe would kill me on the spot where I stand! All your other recipes I love. I wish you could make more desserts a diabetic can enjoy. As I said this is a killer! Looks pretty though.
Hi! How long it should be in the freezer?
Hi Evelin!
We recommend freezing overnight for the best texture. We hope you enjoy!
Xo,
Alia & Radwa
What is cookie butter (in French !)
It’s a sweet spread made with Biscoff or Speculoos cookies!
Xo,
Alia & Radwa
hey there, I love all your posts and tried many recipees!
I’m from NSW SYDNEY AUSTRALIA.
I used to have a lovely Egyptian neighbour when I was a young girl and she use to make amazing Egyptian sweets and would often share with us ..One in particular were these beautiful light cookies they were shaped into rings and I know for sure one of the ingredients was red wine …these cookies were amazing . I just wish I could find the recipe..I was hoping with your Egyptian Heritage you might know what I’m taking about..I really hope you can help .
Thankyou so much
Jeanette Gabriele
Hi Jeanette! Were they red wine biscuits by chance?
Here is a recipe for them!
Xo,
Alia & Radwa
Xo,
Alia & Radwa