Everyone loves the Samomas from the Girl Scouts. Now you can take that great flavor and make a Samoa Ice Cream Pie loaded with coconut, chocolate, and caramel!

Samoa Ice Cream Pie

I Love Girl Scout Cookies! And I think that the Samoa’s have won. There’s just something about the shortbread, coconut, caramel and chocolate that just makes my mouth sing with delight. To celebrate that delight, I’ve made a Samoa Ice Cream Pie that is filled with all the same great flavors!

It’s so easy to make and all Samoa lovers will enjoy it.

I got a comment on Facebook about Samoa’s being called Caramel Delights on the west coast. Is this true? Do my beloved Samoa cookies go by another name in different locations or are these Caramel Delights a knockoff of the real thing? I know that Keebler makes their version of them, but I stick to the real deal and only buy Girl Scout Cookies.

They just wouldn’t be as special if I could buy them anytime at the store.

Of course, come the middle of summer when you really want an ice cream pie and you didn’t stash any Samoa’s away, then maybe, just maybe, you can supplement with non Girl Scout Cookies.

I personally will properly save and ration my girl scout cookies for the next year. They’ll last a long time in the freezer… Trust me. I know!

This ice cream pie comes together quickly with some toasted coconut, your favorite vanilla ice cream and some hot fudge sauce and salted caramel sauce.

It’s messy and kinda ugly, but man was it good!

Samoa Ice Cream Pie

Everyone loves the Samomas from the Girl Scouts. Now you can take that great flavor and make a Samoa Ice Cream Pie loaded with coconut and caramel!

Preparation 00:10

Total Time 0:10

Serves 12 adjust servings

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Ingredients

1 graham cracker pie crust
1/2 gallon ice cream
1 box Samoa Girl Scout Cookies
Caramel Sauce
Hot Fudge Sauce
1 C Shredded Coconut, toasted

Instructions

Let the ice cream sit out to soften for 5 minutes while you toast the shredded coconut. I find the best way to toast the coconut is to place it in a skillet over medium heat and toast it slowly. Once it browned to your liking, remove it from the pan and allow to cool.
Drizzle some caramel into the bottom of the graham cracker crust and a quarter of the coconut.
Fill the crust with the softened ice cream. I used a little over half a container. Cut your Samoa Cookies in half and place them around the edges of the pie.Top with caramel and hot fudge drizzle and half the coconut.
Cut your Samoa Cookies in half and place them around the edges of the pie.
Cover and freeze for several hours.
Prior to serving, warm the caramel and hot fudge and then add a second layer of caramel and hot fudge with the remaining toasted coconut. Cut and serve.

by Karyn Granrud