I found this recipe in a dusty old notebook tucked away in my kitchen drawer. It’s not fancy or carefully measured—just a scribbled idea I kept coming back to on hot afternoons. Blending those cookie chunks with icy sweetness suddenly brought back childhood summers, racing to finish my milkshake before it melted. It’s quick, forgiving, and totally customizable to what you have in your fridge.
Making the Oreo slushie feels like a messy, joyful experiment every time. No fancy equipment needed—just a blender and some patience while the ice crushes into a thick, velvety texture. There’s a no-fuss charm to how it comes together fast, especially when the heat is turning your kitchen into a sauna. It’s that perfect last-minute treat, no special occasion required, just a craving for cold comfort.
This recipe is what I turn to when the world feels noisy, or I need a quick escape to a lazy afternoon of childhood snacks. It’s more than a dessert—it’s a tiny bit of nostalgia in every sip. And honestly, it’s the kind of simple, messy joy that makes the summer feel a little sweeter, even when the heat’s relentless.

Oreo Slushie
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Place the Oreo cookies in the blender and pulse a few times to break them into smaller chunks.
- Add the cold milk to the blender with the cookie chunks, creating a creamy base.
- Sprinkle the crushed ice into the blender, filling it almost to the top.
- Secure the lid tightly and blend everything on high speed until the mixture is smooth, thick, and velvety — about 30-60 seconds.
- Pause to check the consistency; it should be creamy with small cookie and ice chunks visible. If it’s too thick, add a splash of milk and blend briefly.
- Pour the Slushie into glasses, using a spoon if needed to help ladle out the thick mixture.
- Optionally, garnish with a crumbled Oreo on top or a dollop of whipped cream for extra indulgence.
Notes
No matter how many times I make it, the process is sticky and quick, yet somehow soothing. It’s a reminder that even something so simple can turn an ordinary day into a small celebration, one spoonful at a time.

Hi, I’m Emily Carter, the founder of Absolute Chaos Mode. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, I grew up in a household where dinner was equal parts delicious and unpredictable