Fried Ice Cream Ramen

Vanilla ice cream with crispy ramen, chopped nuts, chocolate syrup, and whipped cream
Fried ice cream ramen topped with crisp, nutty noodles, chocolate syrup, and a generous swirl of whipped cream.

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If you love the taste of Fried Ice Cream- but hate the long drawn out process of making your own, you’ll Adore Fried Ice Cream Ramen! Sweet honey with crisp sauteed ramen with a slight nutty almond essence over vanilla ice cream served drizzled with chocolate is hard to resist at any age!

Vanilla ice cream with crispy ramen, chopped nuts, chocolate syrup, and whipped cream

Ingredients Needed:

  • 1 pkg Ramen Noodles, any flavor, finely crushed (seasoning packet set aside for another recipe)
  • 8 scoops Vanilla Ice Cream, divided into individual bowls (2 scoops per bowl)
  • 1/4 c. almonds, finely chopped
  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 4 Tbs Chocolate Syrup
  • Whipped cream, optional
  • 2 Tbs Butter

Crushed ramen noodles browning in a dark skillet

Heat butter in a small skillet, adding dry, crushed ramen noodles. Saute the ramen until crispy and lightly brown.

Crushed ramen and chopped nuts bubbling in honey in a skillet

Reduce heat slightly and add honey to the sauteed ramen, stirring gently until it starts to bubble. Add finely chopped almonds. Pour over 4-6 bowls- each containing Double scoops of vanilla ice cream.

Glazed toasted ramen and chopped nuts in a glass bowl

Drizzle each “Fried Ice cream” with 1 tablespoon of Chocolate syrup. Add a dollop of whip cream to the top and serve immediately. This recipe is QUITE rich, in the photos I was out of almonds and decided to use walnuts (finely chopped) in it’s place, + 1 tsp of almond extract.

The almond flavor really brings out the Authentic Fried Ice Cream taste, so it’s important to include it regardless of what kind of nut you choose.

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