Mint Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream Bars

Summertime has to be my favorite season for bringing out lots of cold and refreshing recipes for family and friends to enjoy, things like ice cream, smoothies and fresh fruit salads. These "Mint Chocolate Brownie Ice Cream Bars," look gorgeous, and provide an amazing summer dessert option for everyone to enjoy.

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The mint chocolate oreo brownie ice cream bars are a 5 ingredient super simple brownie ice cream bar recipe, that are sure to please. You will need brownie mix, cool mint oreos, mint ice cream, chocolate chips and butter for this dessert recipe. First step in the recipe is to make up the brownie mix, you can also make your own favorite brownie recipe if desired, bake the brownie recipe and let cool. Next you will press the mint oreos into the cool brownies. You will then want to let your mint ice cream get to room temperature, then scoop over the brownie and oreo layer, evenly (the blog suggests using high quality mint ice cream), you will then want to microwave the chocolate chips and butter for the top layer portion of the recipe.

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