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Ice cream sandwich

An ice cream sandwich is a frozen dessert consisting of ice cream placed between two thin, flat pieces of biscuit, wafer, or cookie, typically rectangular in shape and designed to be handheld for easy consumption.^[1] The most common variety features vanilla ice cream between two chocolate wafers, though flavors and outer layers vary widely, including options like chocolate-dipped oatmeal cookies or even innovative bases such as croissants in modern adaptations.^[2] Originating as an affordable street food in the United States in the late 19th century, it has evolved into a global treat celebrated for its simplicity and portability, with the North American market valued at approximately US$2.1 billion as of 2024.^[3]^[4] The ice cream sandwich traces its roots to New York City, where pushcart vendors sold early versions known as "hokey pokeys" for a single penny, consisting of vanilla ice cream pressed between two graham wafers using portable tin molds.^[3] The earliest documented references appear in newspapers such as the Washington Post on July 25, 1900, and the New York Telegraph on August 19, 1900 (as reported in the Washington Post), describing the treat as a novel, mess-free alternative to loose scoops of ice cream sold by itinerant peddlers in urban areas like the Bowery district.^[3] These initial iterations were born out of necessity during a time of rapid urbanization and immigration, providing a quick, inexpensive indulgence to working-class consumers amid the growing popularity of ice cream as a mass-produced novelty. Today, ice cream sandwiches encompass diverse regional variations around the world and continue to inspire gourmet innovations, underscoring their enduring appeal as a versatile dessert.^[1]^[5]

History

Origins in the 19th Century

These influences contributed to the broader evolution of iced treats amid post-Civil War advancements in ice harvesting and refrigeration in the United States, which boosted ice cream's accessibility as an affordable summer indulgence by the late 1800s. The earliest documented recipe resembling an ice cream sandwich appeared in 1894, featuring vanilla ice cream placed between two slices of sponge cake. This home-style preparation, intended as a simple dessert, marked a conceptual shift toward enclosing ice cream in protective, edible barriers to enhance portability and reduce mess. Such recipes reflected the growing popularity of ice cream in urban American households, where cookbooks began incorporating frozen novelties as elegant yet straightforward treats.^[6] The first known commercial iteration emerged around 1899-1900 in New York City, where Italian immigrant street vendors sold it from pushcarts as a handheld novelty priced at one penny. Dubbed "hokey pokeys" or simply "a new sandwich," it consisted of a thin slab of vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two pieces of wafer or paper to prevent sticky hands and protect clothing from melting drips—a practical adaptation from earlier cone-like vendors. An anonymous pushcart seller in the Bowery neighborhood is credited with this innovation, as reported in the New York Mail and Express, capitalizing on the dense urban environment of lower Manhattan where quick, mess-free snacks appealed to working-class pedestrians and laborers. This street-level debut aligned with rising urbanization, making the treat an instant hit as an economical, portable alternative to spooned ice cream amid the sweltering city summers.^[1]^[7]

Popularization in the 20th Century

By the 1910s, ice cream sandwiches had rapidly spread across the United States through street vendors in urban areas like New York City, where they were sold as affordable treats for a penny, evolving from earlier handheld ice cream forms into a convenient, mess-free option for pedestrians and workers.^[8] This popularity accelerated with the introduction of early ice cream trucks in the 1920s, which allowed vendors to reach suburban and rural customers more efficiently.^[9] Key technological advancements included patents for specialized equipment, such as Russell H. Proper's 1921 "Ice Cream Sandwich Machine," which automated the assembly process using wafer presses to shape and fill biscuits with ice cream, enabling consistent production. Mass production began in earnest during the 1920s, distributing them via a fleet of motorized trucks that revolutionized mobile vending and made the treat accessible nationwide. Innovations continued into the 1940s, when vendors like Jerry Newberg introduced the classic version of vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two chocolate wafers at Pittsburgh's Forbes Field baseball park, selling them for five cents and boosting their appeal at sporting events.^[10] Around the same time, chocolate-dipped varieties gained traction, inspired by earlier experiments like the 1928 San Francisco creation at Playland-at-the-Beach, where ice cream was placed between oatmeal cookies and coated in chocolate, later refined and commercialized by brands such as It's-It.^[1]^[11] The post-World War II era marked a significant boom in the 1950s, as pre-packaged ice cream sandwiches entered supermarkets, facilitated by advances in household refrigeration and commercial freezing technology that preserved quality during transport and storage.^[12] This shift aligned with the rise of suburban family culture, where frozen novelties became everyday indulgences for baby boomers, with brands like Borden promoting them through television advertisements featuring adventurous themes, such as pirate ships in their "Beau the Buccaneer" campaigns.^[13] By the 1960s, ice cream sandwiches were deeply embedded in American nostalgia, symbolizing carefree childhood summers and appearing in widespread media, including print ads and TV spots that emphasized family fun and simplicity.^[14] Sales surged through the 1970s, with multi-pak formats including sandwiches driving growth for major producers like Borden, as consumer demand for convenient frozen treats outpaced earlier decades amid economic recovery and cultural shifts toward casual snacking.^[15] Early international exposure occurred via U.S. military bases in the 1940s and 1950s, where ice cream production— including portable formats like sandwiches—was prioritized for morale, with floating factories and dehydrated mixes distributed to troops in the Pacific and Europe, inadvertently introducing the concept to local populations and paving the way for global adaptations.^[16]^[17]

Composition

Core Ingredients

The core of an ice cream sandwich lies in its ice cream filling, typically a vanilla-flavored custard base made from milk, cream, sugar, corn syrup, nonfat milk, whey, and emulsifiers like mono- and diglycerides, with stabilizers such as guar gum added to enhance viscosity, prevent ice crystal formation, and maintain a smooth, creamy texture.^[18]^[19] This formulation yields a density of approximately 0.5-0.6 g/cm³, which supports ideal scoopability and aeration through overrun during production.^[20] The dairy components provide richness and freeze-thaw stability, while sugars contribute to sweetness and lower the freezing point for a softer bite. The sandwich's exteriors are formed by thin, crisp wafers—often chocolate or vanilla—composed primarily of wheat flour, sugar, cocoa powder (for chocolate varieties), and leavening agents like baking soda or ammonium bicarbonate to achieve lightness and crunch.^[21]^[22] Alternatively, softer cookie layers may be used, incorporating butter or vegetable oils for tenderness, eggs for structure, and baking soda for chewiness, contrasting the traditional wafer's snap.^[23] These baked elements encase the ice cream, balancing textural contrast in the final product. Optional binders, such as melted chocolate or simple syrups, are sometimes applied between layers in homemade or specialty versions to promote adhesion and prevent separation during freezing, thereby preserving the sandwich's structural integrity.^[24] A standard serving delivers about 140-220 calories, with sugar (10-15 g) and fat (4-8 g) content in the dairy-based filling and enriched baked goods.^[25]^[26] Allergen considerations are prominent, as ice cream sandwiches universally contain dairy from the milk and cream in the filling, gluten from wheat flour in the wafers or cookies, and often soy from emulsifiers; variations may introduce tree nuts or peanuts through inclusions or flavorings.^[18]^[27]

Structural Elements

The ice cream sandwich features a simple yet effective layered construction, consisting of a slab of ice cream approximately 1 to 2 cm thick pressed between two flat wafers or cookies. This assembly process compresses the components together, sealing the edges to minimize leakage of the ice cream as it begins to thaw during consumption or handling.^[28] The wafers, often chocolate-coated for added crispness and moisture resistance, form the protective outer barriers, while the central ice cream layer provides the frozen core.^[28] A defining characteristic of the ice cream sandwich is the texture contrast between its components, where the crisp outer layers offer a satisfying snap against the soft, yielding interior of the ice cream. As the ice cream warms in the mouth, its apparent viscosity decreases, transitioning from a firmer state to a more fluid one, enhancing the melty sensation without compromising the overall structure. This interplay contributes to the product's stability, maintained through storage at -18°C, which preserves the shape and prevents deformation.^[29] Standard dimensions for commercial ice cream sandwiches measure about 10-15 cm in length and 5-7 cm in width, allowing for convenient single-handed eating, with an overall weight ranging from 50 to 100 g per unit. The ice cream's lightness is achieved through air incorporation during freezing, resulting in an overrun of 50-100%, which reduces density and improves scoopability while supporting the sandwich's structural integrity.^[30]^[25]^[31] The sensory appeal of the ice cream sandwich arises from the balanced combination of crunch from the wafers, creaminess from the ice cream, and the initial cold temperature, which together create an engaging mouthfeel. Stabilizers in the ice cream formulation help control syneresis—the separation of liquid phases—ensuring a smooth texture persists even as partial melting occurs, without watery separation that could detract from the eating experience.^[19]^[32]

Preparation

Homemade Assembly

Making ice cream sandwiches at home allows for personal customization using basic kitchen techniques and readily available ingredients, such as store-bought ice cream and cookies, to create a frozen treat that balances creamy texture with crisp structure.^[33] The assembly process begins by softening the ice cream at room temperature for 10-15 minutes to make it scoopable without becoming too liquid. Once softened, portion the ice cream by scooping about 1/4 cup (or slicing into even slabs if preferred) onto the flat side of a cooled cookie or wafer. Top with a second cookie, pressing gently to adhere without squeezing out excess ice cream, then place the assembled sandwiches on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Finally, freeze the sandwiches for 2-4 hours, or until firm, to allow the ice cream to set solidly between the cookies.^[33] Essential tools for this process include baking sheets for freezing, an ice cream scoop for uniform portions, and parchment paper to prevent sticking; optional items like cookie cutters can shape the ice cream or cookies for themed designs.^[34] For customization, incorporate mix-ins such as chocolate chips directly into the softened ice cream before portioning, or experiment with cookie varieties like chewy oatmeal for added texture contrast. Freezing times may need extension by 30-60 minutes in high-humidity environments to ensure proper setting.^[35] A common pitfall is over-softening the ice cream, which can lead to crumbling cookies or uneven sandwiches; aim to work quickly after softening to maintain structure. Typically, 1 quart of ice cream yields 6-12 sandwiches, depending on portion size.^[35] To store, wrap each sandwich individually in plastic wrap and keep in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 2-3 months to preserve optimal texture and flavor.^[36]

Commercial Production

Commercial production of ice cream sandwiches relies on highly automated assembly lines designed for high-volume output and consistency. The process begins with the preparation of ice cream mix, which is pasteurized, homogenized using high-pressure homogenizers to ensure uniform fat globule distribution, aged in tanks at around 4°C for several hours to stabilize the emulsion, and then frozen in continuous freezers to a semi-soft state at approximately -6°C to -8°C. This soft ice cream is extruded onto conveyor belts in precise portions, where pre-baked wafers or cookies—often chocolate-coated to prevent sogginess—are automatically placed on either side. Hydraulic presses then compress the assembly, followed by cutting or shaping to standard sizes, with modern lines capable of producing 100-150 units per minute.^[37]^[38]^[39] Quality control is integral throughout the manufacturing process to maintain product integrity and safety. Temperature monitoring systems ensure the ice cream is extruded at -6°C to -8°C to achieve the ideal viscosity for even distribution, while sensors detect defects such as uneven thickness or air pockets, rejecting non-conforming units via automated ejection. Ingredient mixing incorporates homogenizers to break down fat particles, preventing separation, and the entire line operates under sanitary conditions to minimize microbial risks, often including pasteurization at 70-85°C. Post-assembly, the sandwiches pass through quick-freezing tunnels at -30°C to -40°C to solidify the structure rapidly, locking in texture and extending shelf life.^[37]^[40]^[28] Packaging follows immediately after freezing to preserve freshness, with sandwiches individually wrapped in foil or moisture-proof plastic films to prevent freezer burn, then bulk-packed into cardboard boxes for distribution. Under proper frozen storage at -18°C or below, commercial ice cream sandwiches are safe indefinitely if continuously frozen with intact packaging, though best quality is maintained for 2-3 months.^[41]^[42] Leading producers such as Unilever and Nestlé dominate the market, with Unilever's ice cream division generating €8.3 billion in turnover as of 2024 and producing billions of units globally.^[43] Sustainability efforts in commercial production focus on reducing environmental impact, including a shift to recyclable packaging materials like paper-based wrappers and plastics compatible with recycling streams to minimize waste. Producers are also optimizing processes, such as adjusting overrun (air incorporation) to lower levels for denser products that require less raw material per unit volume, thereby reducing the carbon footprint associated with ingredient sourcing and transportation. These initiatives align with broader industry goals, as seen in Unilever's commitment to net-zero emissions by 2039 through efficient production and sustainable sourcing.^[44]^[45]

Regional Varieties

North America

In the United States, the classic ice cream sandwich features vanilla or Neapolitan ice cream nestled between two chocolate wafer cookies.^[10]^[1] Major brands such as Good Humor and Klondike have dominated the market with this traditional style, offering individually wrapped options that emphasize the crisp wafer exterior and creamy filling.^[46] In Canada, particularly in Quebec, variations often incorporate local flavors like maple syrup-infused ice cream sandwiched between soft cookies, reflecting the region's prominent maple production.^[47] Since the 2010s, U.S. innovations have elevated the ice cream sandwich into gourmet territory, with oversized versions featuring fudgy brownie layers instead of wafers and seasonal flavors such as pumpkin spice ice cream paired with spiced cookies.^[48]^[49] These upscale treats, often sold at food festivals, appeal to consumers seeking indulgent, customizable experiences beyond the standard format.^[50] The ice cream sandwich holds a cherished cultural place in North America as an iconic street treat, commonly enjoyed at baseball games in stadiums across the U.S. and at beaches like San Francisco's historic Playland-at-the-Beach, where early versions were popularized.^[51]^[52] Post-2020, vegan dairy-free options have surged in popularity, driven by plant-based trends and available at chains offering coconut or almond milk alternatives sandwiched between gluten-free cookies.^[53] Standard portions weigh about 4 ounces, typically retailing for $1 to $3 from street vendors or convenience stores, while premium artisanal varieties command $5 or more due to exotic ingredients and handmade assembly.^[54]^[55]

Europe

In Europe, ice cream sandwiches often incorporate regional breads, biscuits, or wafers paired with denser, artisanal gelato rather than airier churned ice cream, reflecting a preference for high-quality dairy products and local flavors. Gelato, prevalent in many variations, features a lower overrun of approximately 30-35%, resulting in a firmer, more intense texture compared to traditional ice cream's 50-100% overrun.^[56] While the European Union lacks a unified compositional standard for ice cream, many member states enforce minimum milk fat requirements of at least 5% for dairy-based products to ensure quality.^[57] In the United Kingdom, ice cream sandwiches are typically known as "ice cream wafers," consisting of vanilla ice cream sandwiched between two thin rectangular wafer biscuits, a format similar to early American versions but popularized at seaside resorts in the early 20th century as a portable summer treat.^[58] These wafers became a staple at coastal locations like Blackpool and Brighton, where vendors sold them alongside cones, often topped with raspberry sauce for added tartness. Variations may include strawberry-flavored ice cream, evoking nostalgic seaside indulgences since the 1920s.^[59] Ireland's ice cream sandwiches, referred to as "sliders" or ice cream wafers, feature a block of rich, local dairy ice cream—sourced from grass-fed cows—pressed between two rectangular wafers, emphasizing simplicity and freshness. This treat ties into fairground and summer festival traditions, where it has been a handheld favorite at events like the Galway Arts Festival since the mid-20th century, sometimes using sponge cake layers for a softer, homemade twist in rural settings.^[60]^[61] Germany's "Eis-Sandwich" traditionally uses two crisp wafers enclosing Fürst-Pückler-Eis, a tri-layered combination of strawberry, vanilla, and chocolate ice cream inspired by a 19th-century recipe from Prince Hermann von Pückler-Muskau's estate. Modern artisanal versions incorporate butter biscuits for a richer crunch or pretzel-inspired elements for saltiness, with popular flavors like black forest cherry—featuring tart cherries and chocolate—nodding to the region's cake heritage.^[62] In Italy, particularly Sicily, the "panino gelato" or "brioche con gelato" elevates the sandwich with a soft, slightly sweet brioche bun filled with dense gelato, offering a firmer texture due to its low overrun of around 30%. This treat, using local pistachio or citrus gelato, is culturally integrated as a breakfast item in summer, where Sicilians pair it with espresso for a refreshing start, a tradition rooted in the island's Arab-influenced sorbet history.^[63] Serbia showcases homemade ice cream sandwiches in the Balkan style, often assembled with cornet-style wafers and fruit-based sorbets like raspberry or lemon, highlighting regional simplicity and seasonal produce without elaborate processing. Commercial examples, such as Frikom's Plazma Sandwich, blend biscuit-flavored ice cream between Plazma cookies for a crunchy, milk chocolate-coated treat, reflecting everyday homemade adaptations in family settings.^[64]

Asia and Middle East

In Iran, the traditional ice cream known as bastani sonnati, flavored with saffron, rose water, and pistachios, is often enjoyed as a sandwich called bastani-e nooni, where the creamy ice cream is placed between two crispy wafers for a contrasting texture.^[65] This preparation highlights the dessert's fragrant and nutty profile, making it a popular street treat in urban areas.^[66] In Israel, glida—referring to soft-serve or gelato-style ice cream—can be adapted into sandwiches using waffle cones or soft buns, particularly with halva-infused flavors that incorporate sesame and honey notes.^[67] These versions are especially prevalent in Tel Aviv's bustling markets, where vendors offer portable, indulgent options amid the city's vibrant street food scene.^[68] The Philippines features sorbetes, a traditional frozen dessert often dubbed "dirty ice cream" due to its street vending origins, commonly sandwiched between soft pandesal bread rolls with flavors like ube (purple yam) or mango for a tropical twist.^[69] This practice traces back to the Spanish colonial era, when ice cream techniques were introduced, evolving into an affordable, cart-sold staple using coconut milk for creaminess in the humid climate.^[70] In Singapore and Thailand, ice cream sandwiches emphasize tropical and Asian-inspired fillings, such as red bean paste, durian, or sweet corn ice cream tucked between simple white bread slices, sold as hawker stall essentials.^[71] These portable treats, often topped with sticky rice or fruits, cater to the region's hot, humid weather by providing quick, mess-free indulgence from mobile vendors.^[72] Vietnam's kem xôi offers a unique adaptation of coconut ice cream layered over sticky rice cakes infused with pandan for subtle aroma, creating a chewy, cooling dessert popular among street food enthusiasts.^[73] This combination balances the richness of coconut with the glutinous texture of rice, making it a favored refreshment in humid urban settings.^[74] Across Asia and the Middle East, ice cream sandwiches incorporate high levels of fruit and nut elements—like mango, pistachios, and durian—to enhance natural sweetness, while often relying on lower dairy content through coconut milk alternatives suited to warm, humid climates that accelerate melting.^[75] Street vending dominates, prioritizing compact, hand-held formats for easy consumption in bustling, tropical environments where portability is key to popularity.^[76]

Oceania and South America

In Australia, ice cream sandwiches often incorporate local biscuit traditions, such as the Monte Carlo, a coconut-flavored treat originally developed in 1926 by Arnott's Biscuits. A modern variation features two chewy coconut biscuits sandwiching vanilla ice cream and raspberry jam, evoking the classic cream-filled biscuit while providing a chilled dessert suited to the country's warm climate.^[77] Similarly, lamington-inspired versions use sponge cake coated in chocolate and coconut, layered with ice cream for a nod to the iconic Australian cake, popular in homemade recipes during summer gatherings.^[78] New Zealand variations blend British colonial influences with unique local flavors, notably using Anzac biscuits—oat and coconut cookies—to encase hokey pokey ice cream, which includes crunchy honeycomb toffee chunks in a vanilla base.^[79] This combination, reminiscent of the Anzac biscuit's World War I-era origins, offers a textured contrast that has become a favored treat for casual beachside consumption.^[80] Hokey pokey itself ranks as one of New Zealand's most beloved ice cream flavors, second only to vanilla, highlighting the region's preference for indulgent, crunchy elements in frozen desserts.^[81] Across Oceania, these treats align with a beach-oriented culture, where larger portions cater to outdoor activities and hot weather, with annual ice cream consumption averaging 18 liters per person in Australia as of 2023, peaking in summer.^[82] Brands like Peters dominate the market, producing items such as the Monaco Bar—a vanilla ice cream wafer sandwich—and the Giant Sandwich, exclusive to Western Australia, contributing to the overall sector's 264.5 million kilograms consumed nationwide in 2023.^[83]^[84] In South America, particularly Uruguay, ice cream sandwiches known as sándwich de helado feature creamy fillings between wafers or pastries, often incorporating dulce de leche for a caramelized twist reflective of regional confectionery traditions.^[85] Popular commercial examples include the Conaprole Triple, with layers of strawberry, vanilla, and chocolate ice cream, or Arcor's dulce de leche variant covered in wafer, served as a post-dinner refreshment.^[86] In Brazil, sanduíche de sorvete often uses local flavors like paçoca (peanut candy) or brigadeiro (chocolate fudge) between soft biscuits or wafers, popular at beachside vendors. While not typically grilled, these align with Uruguay's gaucho heritage of communal, hearty meals, adapting cold treats to complement asado barbecues in warmer coastal areas.^[87] Emerging vegan options, such as plant-based pavlova-flavored ice cream sandwiches using aquafaba meringue and fruit toppings, have gained traction in Australia and nearby markets since the early 2020s, broadening accessibility for dietary preferences.^[88]

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