Hey cookie lovers and frappé fanatics, Lana here! If you’ve been craving that classic cookies-and-cream flavor but want something frosty and drinkable, let me introduce you to my Blue Cookies & Cream Dip Frappuccino. This isn’t just another milkshake – it’s a creamy, dreamy, cookie-packed experience with a fun blue twist that’ll make you feel like a kid again (but with way better presentation skills).
Why This Frappuccino Will Make You Forget About Starbucks
Before we start crushing those cookies, let me tell you why this homemade version beats anything you’ll get at a coffee shop:
- Real cookie chunks (not just flavoring)
- Customizable creaminess (ice cream or whipped topping)
- Vibrant blue color (as fun as you want to make it)
- Perfect thick-but-drinkable texture
- Ready in 5 minutes – no fancy equipment needed
The Magic Behind the Cookie Magic
What makes this frappuccino special isn’t just the taste – it’s the texture experience:
- Cookie chunks: For that satisfying crunch in every sip
- Blue vanilla base: Makes it feel extra special
- Whipped cream cloud: Because every great dessert drink needs one
- Optional drizzle: Takes presentation to the next level
Ingredients & Why They Matter
The Base:
- Milk (1½ cups)
The liquid foundation. Whole milk makes it richest, oat milk adds natural sweetness. - Ice cubes (1 cup)
For that perfect frappé thickness. More ice = thicker texture. - Vanilla ice cream or frozen whipped topping (½ cup)
Ice cream makes it decadent, whipped topping keeps it lighter.
The Flavor Boosters:
- Chocolate sandwich cookies (6-8, like Oreos)
The star of the show – use your favorite brand. - Vanilla extract (1-2 tsp)
Enhances all the other flavors. - White chocolate syrup or sweetened condensed milk (1 tbsp, optional)
For extra richness and sweetness. - Blue food coloring (gel or liquid)
Gel gives more vibrant color without thinning the mixture.
The Toppings:
- Whipped cream
The fluffy white cloud on top. - Extra crushed cookies
For that final crunchy garnish. - Blue candy syrup or white chocolate drizzle (optional)
Takes presentation to professional levels.
Step-by-Step Cookie Bliss
Step 1: Crush Like a Pro
- Place cookies in ziplock bag
- Use rolling pin or hands to crush
- Aim for pea-sized chunks (not powder)
- Set aside 1-2 tbsp for garnish
Pro Tip: Freeze cookies for 10 minutes first for cleaner breaks
Step 2: Blend the Blue Base
- Add milk, ice, vanilla extract to blender
- Include ice cream/whipped topping
- Add sweetened condensed milk if using
- Start with 3 drops blue coloring
- Blend on high until smooth
Color Tip: Add coloring gradually – you can always add more!

Step 3: Add the Cookie Magic
- Pour in most of crushed cookies
- Pulse 5-10 seconds just to mix
- Leave some chunks visible
- Taste and adjust sweetness if needed
Texture Secret: Undermix the cookies for perfect chunkiness
Step 4: Create Your Masterpiece
- Optional: Drizzle syrup inside glass first
- Pour frappé mixture in
- Top with whipped cream mountain
- Sprinkle reserved cookie crumbs
- Serve immediately with:
- Wide straw for drinking
- Spoon for digging out cookie bits
Presentation Hack: Use clear glasses to show off the layers
Next-Level Customizations
This recipe is your playground – here’s how to make it your own:
- Flavor Twists:
- Add mint extract for thin mint vibes
- Use golden Oreos for vanilla version
- Mix in peanut butter chips for PB twist
- Dietary Adjustments:
- Vegan? Use plant-based milk and cookies
- Lower sugar? Sugar-free syrup and reduced-fat cookies
- Nut-free? Check cookie ingredients carefully
- Special Occasions:
- Add sprinkles for birthdays
- Use color-coordinated cookies for holidays
- Make mini versions in shot glasses for parties
People Also Ask (PAA)
Can I use cookie crumbs instead of chunks?
You can, but you’ll lose that satisfying texture contrast.
How do I make it thicker?
More ice or frozen whipped topping, less milk.
Is the food coloring necessary?
No! It’s just for fun – the taste is amazing without it.
Can I use other cookie types?
Absolutely! Try it with mint Oreos or Nutter Butters.
How long does it keep?
Best fresh, but will last 1 hour in fridge (cookies get soggy).
The Story Behind the Recipe
I created this for my nephew’s “blue period” when everything he ate had to be blue. After one too many artificially colored snacks, I developed this version using natural(ish) ingredients with just enough food coloring to make it magical. Now it’s my go-to for kids’ parties, movie nights, or when I need a nostalgic pick-me-up.
Final Thoughts
This Blue Cookies & Cream Dip Frappuccino is more than a drink – it’s an experience, a nostalgia trip, and a little kitchen magic all in one. Whether you’re hosting a sleepover, need an afternoon treat, or just want to feel like a kid again, this recipe delivers pure joy in every sip.
So grab those cookies and your favorite glass – your inner child is waiting! And if you make it, tag me @LanasCookieMagic – I’m always looking for new ways to play with my food.

Blue cookies and cream frappuccino with whipped topping
Ingredients
- 1 ½ cups milk of choice whole milk or oat milk recommended for creaminess
- 1 cup ice cubes
- ½ cup vanilla ice cream or frozen whipped topping like Cool Whip
- 6 –8 chocolate sandwich cookies like Oreos, crushed
- 1 –2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon white chocolate syrup or sweetened condensed milk optional for richness
- Blue food coloring gel or liquid
- Whipped cream for topping
- Extra crushed cookies for garnish
Instructions
- Crush the Cookies
- Place cookies in a zip-top bag and gently crush them into chunks (not powder). Set aside a tablespoon or two for garnish.
- Blend the Base
- In a blender, combine milk, ice, vanilla extract, ice cream (or frozen whipped topping), sweetened condensed milk (if using), and a few drops of blue food coloring.
- Blend Until Smooth
- Blend until frosty and thick. Adjust the blue color to your liking.
- Add Crushed Cookies
- Add the cookie chunks and blend for just 5–10 seconds so they’re mixed but still chunky.
- Serve and Garnish
- Pour into tall glasses. Top with whipped cream and sprinkle with extra crushed cookies.
- Optional Drizzle
- For an extra fun effect, drizzle blue candy syrup or white chocolate around the inside of the glass before pouring in the frappuccino.