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Cookie Cream

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6 Haeshkol ST, Jerusalem
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Simple, but oh so delicious

The culinary scene in the Mahane Yehuda Market is getting more diverse and complex, but at Cookie Cream, there are no frills, just amazing ice cream between 2 soft, fresh-baked cookies to create a melt-in-your-mouth slice of heaven.

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Cookie cream was born out of a desire to bring the quality of Italian ice cream to Jerusalem in all its glory, no corners cut, but with some Israeli flavor. And the cookies… well that’s just tasty common sense.

Aside from the classics, you’ll definitely want to try out the Reese’s and Bamba flavors, and for those with allergies, there are vegan options and gluten-free cookies.

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“Ice cream lacks flavor”

Reviewed on September 23, 2019By Rachel S

I tasted several ice cream flavors and felt bad leaving empty handed so I got one. Flavors lacked flavor. chocolate tasted fake/waxy.. Maybe the cookie sandwich makes up for it..

“Yummy Ice Cream Treats”

Reviewed on August 19, 2019By 37SusieBAlameda, California

They make yummy ice cream sandwiches with your choice of cookie and of ice cream so it's completely customized. There are a few seats inside. Good on a hot day.

“Pretty good”

Reviewed on November 18, 2018By Karen P

It’s exactly what it seems like. Ice cream sandwiches for a lot of money. The ice cream and cookies are both okay by themselves. They make good combos together and are presented nicely. However, the ice cream is so thick (a good thing but...) that you can’t actually eat it like an ice cream...

It’s exactly what it seems like. Ice cream sandwiches for a lot of money. The ice cream and cookies are both okay by themselves. They make good combos together and are presented nicely. However, the ice cream is so thick (a good thing but...) that you can’t actually eat it like an ice cream sandwich so you basically have 2 cookies and ice cream. I’m glad I went and suggest to go at least once.

Near By (Up to 10 minutes walk)