Making Summertime Sweet with Hudsonville Ice Cream

This sweet post is sponsored by Midwest-made Hudsonville Ice Cream!

 

We prefer simple, “assembly only” recipes in the summer, so we’re rounding up a few ice cream desserts that strike a balance between special and easy. We’ve leveled up these recipes by featuring Hudsonville Ice Cream, which we can always count on to make our family’s everyday summertime memories even sweeter. Scroll to the bottom for a Hudsonville coupon you won’t want to miss!

 

Hudsonville, proudly Midwest-made, has been perfecting the creamy flavors you know and love for more than 95 years. Their dairy is sourced from neighboring farms, and every carton is filled with scrumptious ingredients moms and kids love! 

 

Every flavor we’re featuring here is in Hudsonville’s line of 48-ounce cartons— perfect for sharing with the whole family! And all can be found at your local Schnucks Market. Find your favorite flavors here!

 

Simple Strawberry Sundae

 

Girl eating Hudsonville Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream

 

We’re kicking it off with a classic, the strawberry sundae. While traditionally you’d make this sundae with vanilla ice cream and a strawberry sauce, we made ours with Hudsonville’s Strawberry Cheesecake Ice Cream as our base, and my tiny sous chef chose her toppings!

 

Ingredients:

 

Directions:

Assemble and eat!

 

 

Ice Cream S’more Sandwich

 

Girl eating Hudsonville Ice Cream Store

 

Another summertime classic made better with ice cream: the s’more! We used graham crackers, milk chocolate frosting, and marshmallow fluff frosting. You could easily use vanilla here, but we chose to live large and subbed in one of my family’s very favorite flavors: Hudsonville’s Traverse City Cherry Fudge. Why is it such a favorite? Amaretto ice cream with thick fudge ripples and sweet cherry chunks … it’s pretty unbelievable. 

 

Ingredients:

  • Ice cream of choice 
  • Milk chocolate frosting
  • Marshmallow fluff or fluff frosting
  • Graham crackers 

 

Directions:

Break your graham cracker into two squares and spread the desired amount of milk chocolate frosting on one square and the desired amount of marshmallow fluff on the other square. Scoop a small scoop of ice cream onto one square and press your two squares together. Enjoy!

 

 

Double Chocolate Coffee Milkshake

 

 

Last but certainly not least, we are looking out for you, mama! As the creator of summertime magic, you deserve a caffeinated treat that you don’t have to share. We used Hudsonville’s Classic Chocolate Ice Cream here for an extra rich mocha flavor. 

 

 

Recipe inspired by Martha’s Baking Addiction. 

 

 

Ingredients (for 2 servings)

  • 3/4 cup milk of choice
  • 2 tablespoons instant coffee granules
  • 2 tablespoons cocoa powder
  • 4 – 5 scoops ice cream

 

Directions:

Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth. Pour into a glass and serve immediately.

 

We hope these simple recipes inspire you to end your summer on a sweet note. Customize these with your own favorite Hudsonville Ice Cream flavor!

 

Visit Hudsonville’s helpful Scoop Locator to discover which flavors are available at a Schnucks Market near you, and to make your summer extra sweet, download a coupon for $2 off any flavor of your choice here!

 

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Diana Waldman
A native St. Louisan, Diana lives in Clayton with her husband, young son, two daughters, and two dogs. She has her Bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, which she uses as an excuse to be nosy regarding other people’s lives. She recently left a career in legal marketing to work part-time from home and focus on her babies (furry and otherwise). Her current parenting mantras are: “I can do it all, just not all at once,” and “It will probably be fine?” Diana gets her kicks by going for long runs, reading a mix of high-brow and low-brow literature, and seeking out activities her whole family (including the puppies!) can enjoy around town.