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Dairy
Easy
10 Minutes
Diets 
Here’s a quick, effortless, no frills, no bake, kid (as well as adult) friendly Banana Split Ice Cream Pie “recipe.” There’s no mixer required, and it can even be prepared on Yom Tov. It may even take you on a stroll down memory lane to the ice cream parlor. Alternatively you can make this recipe using parve ice cream and whip for the (hopefully hot) upcoming summer months and beyond. Read the full post here.
1 Glicks Graham Cracker Pie Crust (or a gluten free pie crust if needed)
2-3 ripe, yellow bananas
3 of your favorite ice cream flavors (I went for the classics and used strawberry, chocolate, and vanilla)
1 can Kineret Whipped Cream
fudge topping, Glicks Chocolate, and/or caramel syrup
sprinkles, nuts, and (or) all your favorite ice cream toppings
Peel and slice bananas into rounds, and lay them on the bottom and up around the sides of the pie crust. Reserve any extra slices for garnish.
With a bowl of hot water in reach (to facilitate scooping and to clean your scoop as you go), scoop the three varieties of ice cream onto the banana slices. Alternate flavors as you go so that every slice of pie gets a variety. Continue scooping until the ice cream reaches the top of the shell. Fill any gaps with spoonfuls of partially melted ice cream. Place a strip of plastic wrap over the top of the ice cream pie, pressing down gently to flatten and smooth. Place in the freezer for an hour or until firm.
Prior to serving, take the pie out of the freezer, remove the plastic wrap, and pipe whipped cream over the top as you please. Garnish with strawberries, banana slices, fudge, nuts, and/or sprinkles, and of course a cherry on top!
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