Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House 🍀

Leprechaun trap sugar cookie house with gold coins, and “Free Gold” front door for St. Patrick’s Day.

A Magical St. Patrick’s Day Treat for Kids

If you’re looking for a fun St. Patrick’s Day tradition that’s equal parts creative, festive, and delicious, this Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House is it. Instead of a paper or shoebox trap, we’re turning a classic sugar cookie house into a playful leprechaun trap—complete with a rainbow path, shiny gold coins, and a tiny front door that’s just too tempting for a mischievous leprechaun to resist.

This is the kind of activity kids talk about all year long… and yes, the leprechaun always escapes. 😉

Why Make a Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House?

Leprechaun traps are a beloved St. Patrick’s Day tradition in classrooms and homes, but most are made from cardboard or paper. Turning the idea into a fully edible sugar cookie house makes it feel extra special—and gives kids something they can help decorate and eat.

This sugar cookie trap works for:

• A St. Patrick’s Day family activity

• A festive dessert centerpiece

• A classroom-inspired tradition at home

• Kids who love holiday cookie houses (even outside of Christmas!)

If you already love making sugar cookie houses for the holidays, this Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House is the perfect St. Patrick’s Day twist. It uses the same easy sugar cookie dough, simple assembly, and kid-friendly approach—but adds a playful purpose: catching a sneaky leprechaun!

Instead of cardboard or shoebox traps, this one is fully edible, totally festive, and becomes part of a tradition kids will remember year after year.

Start With a Sugar Cookie House (No Gingerbread Required)

If you’re new to cookie houses or want a refresher, you don’t need to reinvent anything here. This leprechaun trap uses the same base method I use for all of my sugar cookie houses.

👉 Start here: How to Make a Sugar Cookie Gingerbread House (Recipe & Template Included)

That post walks you through:

• My tried-and-true sugar cookie dough (sturdy, no spreading)

• Baking and cutting the panels

• Assembly using buttercream icing

• Tips to prevent cracking or collapsing

You can also grab the printable gingerbread house kit if you want to skip measuring entirely.

And if you’d rather download everything instantly, the full template is available in my shop here.

👉 https://www.thesweetestescapes.com/shop/gingerbread-house

How to Turn a Sugar Cookie House Into a Leprechaun Trap

The key is giving the house a purpose—you’re not just decorating, you’re trying to lure a leprechaun inside.

Here are the three must-have elements that make this work:

🍯 A Little Front Door with a “Free Gold” Sign

Every good trap needs bait—and leprechauns can’t resist gold.

Add a tiny cookie or fondant door to the front of your house and hang a playful “Free Gold” sign above it. This instantly tells the story and makes the house feel intentional instead of just decorative.

Tips:

• Write the sign with edible marker or royal icing

• Keep it slightly crooked for a mischievous look

• Add green frosting details around the door for a magical touch

This one detail alone transforms your cookie house into a true leprechaun trap.

This idea works beautifully if you’ve made other themed houses before—similar to how I style doors and details in my Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookie House

Same concept, different holiday magic.

🌈 A Rainbow Path Leading Inside

What’s more tempting than gold? A rainbow that leads straight to it.

Create a rainbow “path” that guides the leprechaun right to the front door:

• Use rainbow candies, sprinkles, or icing stripes

• Start the rainbow at the edge of the base and curve it toward the door

• Make it feel like the leprechaun can’t miss where to go

This is also one of the most kid-friendly parts—little hands LOVE placing the rainbow colors.

This is very similar to the playful, kid-friendly decorating style I share in my Sugar Cookie House Guide, which is perfect if kids are helping.

Sugar cookie house front door with a “Free Gold” sign for a leprechaun trap.

🪙 Gold Coins as Bait

This is the finishing touch that sells the entire idea.

Scatter chocolate gold coins along the rainbow path and pile a few right by the door as the ultimate temptation. You can even leave a few inside the house so it looks like the leprechaun almost fell for it.

Optional fun:

• Leave one coin tipped over like it was dropped

• Add green sprinkles or sanding sugar to make it sparkle

• Pretend the leprechaun stole some overnight

Carefully cutting the front door with a sharp steak knife into the sugar cookie panel before baking to create the leprechaun trap entrance.

Make It Interactive (and Extra Magical)

Just like with Christmas and Valentine’s Day cookie houses, the best part of a leprechaun trap isn’t building it—it’s the magic that happens after.

The next morning, kids can:

• Check to see if the gold is gone

• Look for tiny “leprechaun footprints” made from green sugar

• Discover a note from the leprechaun thanking them for the gold

It’s the same kind of imaginative storytelling that makes holiday cookie houses so special—just with a St. Patrick’s Day spin.

How to Build the Base Sugar Cookie House

This Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House starts the same way all of my holiday cookie houses do—with easy sugar cookie dough, simple assembly, and no gingerbread required.

Rolling out sugar cookie dough using my printable house template before baking and assembling the leprechaun trap house.

If you’ve never made a sugar cookie house before, don’t worry. This method is sturdy, beginner-friendly, and perfect for decorating with kids.

👉 For the full recipe, exact measurements, baking times, and printable templates, start with my complete guide here:

How to Make a Sugar Cookie Gingerbread House (Recipe & Template Included)

👉 You can also grab the printable kit instantly from my shop if you want everything ready to go:

https://www.thesweetestescapes.com/shop/gingerbread-house

Baked sugar cookie house panels ready to assemble before turning this into a festive leprechaun trap.

Condensed Build Steps

1. Make the sugar cookie dough
   Use a no-spread sugar cookie dough designed for building houses. Chill the dough before rolling so the panels keep their shape.

2. Cut and bake the panels
   Roll the dough evenly and cut the house pieces using my printable template. Bake until just set—firm but not browned.

3. Let cookies cool completely
   This is important. Warm cookies are more likely to crack or slide during assembly.

4. Assemble the house
   Pipe buttercream icing along the edges to attach the walls, then add the roof. Let the structure set before decorating.

See the full sugar cookie house come together in this quick timelapse before we turn it into a leprechaun trap.

Watch this sugar cookie house come together in a quick timelapse before transforming it into a festive leprechaun trap for St. Patrick’s Day. Built with sturdy sugar cookie panels and buttercream icing, this easy holiday project is perfect for decorating with kids.

If you want more kid-friendly design ideas and holiday variations, my Sugar Cookie House Guide is a great next step.

Buttercream Icing for Assembly & Decorating

Buttercream icing is what holds everything together and makes decorating fun. It’s easier to work with than royal icing and sets up well for sugar cookie houses.

How I Use Buttercream:

• Thicker consistency for assembling walls and roof

• Slightly softer consistency for piping details and decorations

Tips:

• Use a large round piping tip or cut a small hole in a piping bag

• Let the assembled house sit for 15–20 minutes before adding heavy decorations

• If the icing feels too soft, chill it briefly before using

Once the base house is built, you’re ready for the fun part—turning it into a leprechaun trap with a rainbow path, gold coin bait, and a tiny “Free Gold” front door 🍀

The finished leprechaun trap sugar cookie house decorated with shamrocks, green buttercream, and festive St. Patrick’s Day details.

A New St. Patrick’s Day Tradition Worth Repeating

This Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House is proof that cookie houses aren’t just for Christmas. It’s festive, playful, and just the right amount of silly—perfect for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with kids.

Whether you make it once or turn it into a yearly tradition, it’s guaranteed to bring a little extra magic (and sugar) to March. 🍀💚

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Printable Gingerbread House Kit (DIY Template for Kids)

Guessing dimensions without a Printable Gingerbread House Kit

Creating a gingerbread house is one of the most magical holiday traditions—but baking, cutting, and assembling can feel overwhelming, especially with kids. This printable gingerbread house kit makes it simple to enjoy the fun without the stress.

Designed for families, classrooms, and holiday parties, this DIY kit gives you everything you need to build a festive gingerbread house using easy-to-follow templates and instructions.

👉 Get the Printable Gingerbread House Kit
Instant digital download – perfect for kids and families

What Is a Printable Gingerbread House Kit?

A printable gingerbread house kit is a digital download that includes pre-sized templates and instructions you can print at home. Instead of guessing measurements or struggling with fragile baked pieces, you’ll have a clear plan that makes assembling a gingerbread house much easier—especially with kids helping.

This kit works whether you:

• Bake your own gingerbread

• Use graham crackers

• Want a practice run before making an edible version

What’s Included in the Gingerbread House Kit

✔ Printable gingerbread house templates (PDF)
✔ Step-by-step building instructions
✔ Decorating ideas that work for kids
✔ Tips to help prevent cracking and collapsing
✔ Instant digital download (no waiting!)

👉 Download the Gingerbread House Kit Here

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Why Families Love This Gingerbread House Kit

Why Families Love This Gingerbread House Kit

• Kid-friendly: Simple shapes and clear instructions

• Low stress: No guesswork or complicated measuring

• Reusable: Print and use year after year

• Flexible: Works with gingerbread, graham crackers, or cardboard

This makes it a great option for:

• Christmas Eve traditions

• Holiday baking with kids

• Classroom or homeschool activities

• Family holiday parties

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How to Use the Printable Gingerbread House Kit

1. Download and print the templates on standard 8.5×11 paper

2. Cut out the template pieces

3. Roll dough and using your template pieces, cut around dough creating panels (roof, side, front, and back)

4. Bake your house panels

5. Decorate with your favorite sprinkles or treats

6. Assemble using royal icing or buttercream frosting

7. Display and enjoy!

The instructions are written so kids can follow along with adult help.

Gingerbread House vs. Sugar Cookie House

If you love decorating but want an easier edible option, you might also enjoy making a sugar cookie house instead of a gingerbread house.

👉 See our Sugar Cookie House Tutorial for Kids
(Perfect if you want softer cookies and less breakage)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a physical gingerbread house kit?

No. This is a digital download that you print at home. Ingredients and candy are not included.

Is this gingerbread house kit good for kids?

Yes! It’s designed to be kid-friendly and works best with adult supervision.

What paper size should I use?

Standard US Letter (8.5×11). No special printer needed.

Can I reuse this kit every year?

Yes. Once purchased, you can print and reuse it for personal use.

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Make Gingerbread Houses a Holiday Tradition

Creating a gingerbread house doesn’t have to be complicated to be special. With this printable gingerbread house kit, you can skip the stress and focus on what matters most—making memories, laughing through the decorating mess, and starting a holiday tradition your family will look forward to year after year. Whether you’re baking with kids, hosting a classroom activity, or planning a cozy Christmas afternoon at home, this easy DIY kit helps turn a simple idea into a meaningful experience.

This printable gingerbread house kit takes the pressure out of holiday baking and lets you focus on what matters—making memories together.

👉 Get the Printable Gingerbread House Kit – Instant Download

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Valentine Sugar Cookie House

How to Make a Sugar Cookie House without Gingerbread- Easy and Kid-Friendly

If you love making gingerbread houses like I do, but don’t love gingerbread, this sugar cookie house guide is for you! A sugar cookie house is a fun, festive alternative that works for Christmas, Valentine’s Day, and beyond—with soft cookies, easy dough, and decorations your whole family will actually enjoy eating.

Whether you’re building a classic holiday house or a pink-and-pastel Valentine’s Day version, this guide walks you through everything you need to know, with links to step-by-step seasonal tutorials.

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Sugar Cookie House with Trucks Design

Why Make a Sugar Cookie House Instead of Gingerbread?

Sugar cookie houses are easier, tastier, and more kid-friendly than traditional gingerbread houses. Look, don’t get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with actual gingerbread, I’m just not the biggest fan!

Why families love a sugar cookie house:

• Softer cookies that are actually edible (YUM 😋)

• No molasses or spices required (everything you already have in your cabinet)

• Easier dough to roll and bake evenly

• Works for multiple holidays, not just Christmas

If you’ve ever struggled with rock-hard gingerbread or broken walls, sugar cookies are a game changer!

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What Is a Sugar Cookie House?

A sugar cookie house is built using sturdy sugar cookie panels instead of gingerbread. The cookies are baked slightly thicker to hold their shape, then assembled with frosting and decorated based on the season.

You can customize:

• Roof style

• Door and window shapes

• Icing colors

• Holiday-specific candy decorations

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Sugar Cookie Dough with Sprinkles

Sugar Cookie House Dough Basics

A good sugar cookie house dough should be:

• Firm but not dry

• Rolled evenly

• Baked until set (not browned)

💡 Tip: Chill the dough before cutting shapes to prevent spreading.

You’ll find exact measurements and baking times inside each seasonal tutorial below.

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How to Assemble a Sugar Cookie House - Step by Step! Use containers to support the cookie walls while assembling

How to Assemble a Sugar Cookie House

Assembly is the same no matter the holiday.

Basic steps:

1. Bake and cool cookie panels completely

2. Decorate all pieces and refrigerate for 15 mins at least to let the frosting set

3. Pipe thick frosting along edges

4. Assemble walls first and let set

5. Add roof panels

You can use buttercream frosting (yes, really!) or royal icing depending on your preference.

See our Valentine’s Day post for more info about Buttercream Frosting do’s and don’t’s.

See the full sugar cookie house come together in this quick timelapse before we turn it into a leprechaun trap.

A quick timelapse of assembling the sugar cookie house before decorating it as a St. Patrick’s Day leprechaun trap.

Free Sugar Cookie House Template (Printable)

To make building a sugar cookie house even easier, we created a free printable sugar cookie house template you can use to cut consistent wall and roof pieces every time. This template works perfectly for sugar cookie dough and can be reused for different holidays and designs.

👉 Download the free sugar cookie house template here:
https://www.thesweetestescapes.com/shop/gingerbread-house

This template works for Christmas sugar cookie houses, Valentine’s Day houses, and any themed sugar cookie build.

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Sugar Cookie House Design Ideas - Side walls and back

Sugar Cookie House Design Ideas

One of the best things about a sugar cookie house is how easy it is to customize for different holidays, themes, and skill levels. Whether you’re decorating with toddlers or creating a show-stopping centerpiece, these ideas work beautifully with sugar cookie dough.

Popular sugar cookie house designs include:

• Classic house with piped frosting and sprinkles

• Minimalist house with simple lines and powdered sugar

• Candy-covered house for kids who love decorating

• Pastel or themed houses for holidays like Valentine’s Day or Easter

💖 Lace-Inspired (Perfect for Valentine’s Day)

• Uses piped icing to mimic lace patterns

• Great for Valentine’s, weddings, baby showers

• Elegant look without extra baking steps

👉 For step-by-step decorating and recipes, explore our seasonal sugar cookie house tutorials below.

Save these sugar cookie house design ideas on Pinterest so you can come back when it’s time to bake.

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Sugar Cookie House Ideas by Holiday

Christmas Sugar Cookie House Design - Cat in window

🎄 Christmas Sugar Cookie House

A Christmas sugar cookie house is perfect for family traditions and holiday parties. Think snowy roofs, festive sprinkles, and classic Christmas candy. And maybe a cat in a window? Why not?!

👉 Read the full tutorial here: Christmas Sugar Cookie House (Easy & Kid-Friendly)

Popular Christmas decorations:

• Mini gumdrops

• Peppermints

• White frosting “snow”

• Holiday sprinkles

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Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookie House with Lace Icing Details for Sugar Cookie Houses

💕 Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookie House

A Valentine’s Day sugar cookie house is a sweet winter activity that doesn’t feel like Christmas leftovers. Pink frosting, heart cookies, and pastel candy make this a fun February tradition. When you think there’s too much pink just add more! Never enough pink in my book.

👉 Read the full tutorial here:

Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookie House (No Gingerbread Required)

Valentine decorating ideas:

1. Conversation hearts

2. Pink and red icing

3. Heart-shaped cookies

4. Sprinkles and sanding sugar

💖 Lace-Inspired (Perfect for Valentine’s Day)

• Uses piped icing to mimic lace patterns

• Great for Valentine’s, weddings, baby showers

• Elegant look without extra baking steps

St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun Trap Sugar Cookie House

🍀 St. Patrick’s Day Leprechaun Trap

Turn your cookie house into an edible leprechaun trap!

Decorating ideas:

• Rainbow path

• “Free Gold” door

• Gold coin bait.

See the full St. Patrick’s Day tutorial here.

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Best Frosting for Sugar Cookie Houses

You have two great options:

Buttercream Frosting

• Tastes better

• Easy to make

• Great for decorating with kids

Royal Icing

• Dries hard

• Best for advanced builders

• Less forgiving (and less tasty)

👉 Tip: For family builds, buttercream works surprisingly well when cookies are fully cooled.

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Kids Sugar Cookie Houses

Making Sugar Cookie Houses with Kids

Sugar cookie houses are much more forgiving for toddlers and young kids.

Kid-friendly tips:

• Pre-bake all pieces

• Let adults assemble the structure

• Kids decorate once stable

• Use squeeze bottles or zip-top bags for frosting

This makes it a fun, low-stress activity instead of a meltdown waiting to happen.

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Snoopy Dog House Design - Sugar Cookie House

Snoopy Dog house Sugar Cookie House

Fun Themed Sugar Cookie Houses for Kids

If your kids love themed projects, a cartoon-inspired dog house sugar cookie house is a huge hit. We made a black-and-white dog house design that kids immediately recognized and loved decorating. It’s a great alternative to a traditional house and perfect for little hands that just want to frost, sprinkle, and have fun.

👉 This is a fun example of how sugar cookie houses don’t have to look like houses at all.

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Sugar Cookie House and Truck - no gingerbread

Creative Sugar Cookie Builds for Kids

Sugar cookie houses don’t have to look like houses at all. One of our favorite kid-friendly builds was a sugar cookie truck, which was just as fun to decorate and even easier for little hands to work on. Flat shapes, bold outlines, and simple details make vehicle-style cookie builds a great option for younger kids who want to jump straight into decorating.

👉 This is a great example of how sugar cookie dough can be used for creative, kid-approved designs beyond traditional houses.

Also, add The Trucks that Saved Christmas to your collection!

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Sugar Cookie Prep Station

Can You Make Sugar Cookie Houses Ahead of Time?

Yes, in fact I HIGHLY recommend making the dough ahead of time.

• Cookies: Bake 2–3 days ahead

• Frosting: Make 1–2 days ahead and refrigerate

• Assembly: Same day is best

Store cookies in an airtight container at room temperature.

More Sugar Cookie House Ideas Coming Soon!

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Chocolate gold coins placed outside a sugar cookie house leprechaun trap for St. Patrick’s Day.

Final Thoughts: The Best Sugar Cookie House for Any Season

A sugar cookie house is a fun, flexible tradition that doesn’t have to be limited to Christmas. With simple ingredients and endless decorating options, it’s an activity your family can enjoy all year long.

Start with one season—or build them all.

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100+ Ice Cream Quotes and Holidays, Fun Ice Cream Jokes and Silly Ice Cream Puns!

The Best Ice Cream Quotes and Ice Cream Related Holidays, Funny Ice Cream Jokes and Silly Ice Cream Puns!

Looking for the best ice cream quotes for Instagram captions, summer signs, kids’ parties, or just a little happy inspiration? From funny ice cream sayings to cute quotes perfect for kids and photos, these ice cream quotes are sweet, simple, and guaranteed to make you smile.

If you haven’t noticed, I’m OBSESSED with ice cream! I have collected some fun ice cream facts for the social media channels I run as well as my own @thesweetestescapes account. I love celebrating all ice cream and sweet-related holidays and have even put some dates in my calendar with a recurring reminder so I never forget! What a dork, right? I do it for the blog! wink wink 😉

I’ve also collected some great ice cream quotes, along with fun ice cream jokes (some are great dad jokes!), as well as silly ice cream puns! Since I work in the entertainment industry, I HAD to include movie quotes and memorable ice cream scenes. As a bonus, I’m throwing in some great ice cream song and lyric suggestions because at this point, why not?!

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Fun Ice Cream and Sweet Related Holidays (Calendar Style)

Who knew there could be so many sweet holidays?! Download our FREE printable Fun Ice Cream Calendar for the inside of your kitchen cabinet, classroom decorations, or to have in a kids playroom!

January

• National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day - January 3rd

• National Whipped Cream Day - January 5th

• National Milk Day - Jan 11th

• National Strawberry Ice Cream Day - January 15th

• National Blonde Brownie Day - January 22nd

• National Pie Day - January 23rd

• National Peanut Butter Day - January 24th 

February

• Ice Cream for Breakfast day (first Sat in Feb)

• National Dark Chocolate Day - February 1st

• National Carrot Cake Day - February 3rd

• National Chocolate Fondue Day - February 5th 

• World Nutella Day - February 5th 

• National Frozen Yogurt Day - February 6th

• Chocolate Mint Day - February 19th

March

• National Peanut Butter Lovers Day - March 1st

• National Oreo Cookie Day - Mar 6th

• National Frozen Food Day - March 6th (does ice cream count?)

• National Pi Day - Pie day! March 14th

April

• National Chocolate Mousse Day - April 3rd

• National Caramel Popcorn Day - April 7th

• National Peach Cobbler Day - April 13th

• National Pineapple Upside Down Cake Day - April 20th

• National Jelly Bean Day - April 22nd

• National Cherry Cheesecake Day - April 23rd

May

• National Apple Pie Day - May 13th

• National Chocolate Chip Day - May 15th

• National Devil’s Food Cake Day - May 19th

• National Taffy Day - May 23rd

June

• National Donut Day - first Friday in June

• National Chocolate Ice Cream Day - June 7th

• National Fudge Day - June 16th

• First Day of Summer - June 20th

July

• July is National Ice Cream Month!

• National Strawberry Sundae Day - July 7th

• National Sugar Cookie Day - July 9th

• National Free Slurpee Day - July 11th

• Cow Appreciation Day - July 14th

• National Ice Cream Day - (third Sunday in July)

• National Vanilla Ice Cream Day - July 23rd

• National Hot Fudge Sundae Day - July 25th

• National Coffee Milkshake Day - July 26th

• National Cheesecake Day - July 30th

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August

• National Ice Cream Sandwich Day - August 2nd

• National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day - August 4th

• National Sponge Cake Day - August 23rd

• National Waffle Day - August 24th 

• National Banana Split Day - August 25th

September

• National Chocolate Milkshake Day - September 12th

• National Ice Cream Cone Day - September 22nd 

• National White Chocolate Day - September 22nd

• National Cherries Jubilee Day - September 24th 

• National Coffee/Starbucks Day - September 29th

October 

• International Coffee Day - October 1st 

• National Homemade Cookies Day - October 1st 

• National Cinnamon Roll Day - October 4th

• National Frappe Day - October 7th 

• National Cake Decorating Day - October 10th 

• National M&M Day - October 13th 

• National Dessert Day - October 14th

• World Food Day - October 16th 

• Sweetest Day - October 17th

• National Chocolate Cupcake Day - October 18th

• National Boston Cream Pie Day - October 23rd 

• National Chocolate Day - October 28th

• National Candy Corn Day - October 30th 

• Halloween/ National Caramel Apple Day - October 31st

November

• National Candy Day - November 4th

• National Bittersweet Chocolate with Almonds Day - November 7th (very specific! haha)

• National Vanilla Cupcake Day - November 10th 

• National Sundae Day - November 11th 

• National Cake Day - November 25th

• National French Toast Day - November 28th 

• National Lemon Cream Pie Day - November 29th 

December

• National Cookie Day - December 4th

• Gingerbread House Day - December 12th 

• National Ice Cream Day - December 13th (not sure why there are two different National Ice Cream Days but I am happy to celebrate both occasions!)

• National Cupcake Day - December 15th

• National Chocolate Covered Anything Day - December 16th 

• National Cookie Exchange Day - December 22nd 

• National Candy Cane Day - December 26th 

• National Chocolate Candy Day - December 28th

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Best Ice Cream Joke

Silly Ice Cream Jokes - Good for Kids!

• Q: Where does one learn to make ice cream?

• A: Sundae school!

• Q: Why did the Teddy bear say no to ice cream? 

• A: Because he was stuffed! 

• Q: Why is ice cream so bad at tennis?

• A: They have a soft serve.

• Q: What do you get from an Alaskan cow? 

• A: Ice Cream 

• Q: How did Reese eat her ice cream? 

• A: Witherspoon.

• Q: What do you get if you divide the circumference of a bowl of ice cream by its diameter? 

• A: Pi a'la mode.

• Q: Why did the ice cream truck break down? 

• A: Because of the Rocky Road.

• “Hey Ernie, would you like some ice cream?”

• “Sure Burt!”

• Q: What do you call someone else’s ice cream?

• A: You scream

• Q: What is ice cream’s favorite day of the week?

• A: Sundae!!

• Q: How do dogs like their ice cream served?

• A: In a woofle cone!

• Q: What did the ice cream cone do on the weekend?

• A: It spent the day chill-axing!

• Q: Where did the ice cream cone go to ride its mountain bike?

• A: It went to a Rocky Road!
  
  

• Q: Why was the ice cream cone a good reporter?

• A: It always got a scoop!

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Ice Cream Puns

• You Got Soft Served.

• If we are what we eat, well, I am awfully sweet.

• You are the sprinkles to my ice cream.

• We are mint for each other. 

• Ice cream makes everything better.

• I want abs, but I want ice cream more.

• Go Shawty, It’s Sherbert Day.

• It’s always ice cream o-clock somewhere.

• Life’s better with a cherry on top.

• I’m A Big Softie.

• If you believe, anything is popsicle.

• Game Of Cones.

• The only man worth chasing is the ice cream man.

• Peace, love, and ice cream.

• In-Cone-Ceivable!

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Ice Cream Quote "Life is like an ice cream, enjoy it before it melts."

Fun Ice Cream Quotes (great for Instagram or Social Media captions)

• "Life is like an ice cream, enjoy it before it melts." — Unknown (my personal favorite)

• "The best time for ice cream is always." — Unknown

• “I love you more than ice cream” - Unkown (I say this to Josh!)

• “My head says go to the gym. My heart says eat ice cream!” — Unknown

• “If you were ice cream, you’d be my favorite flavor!” — Unknown

• “A balanced diet is ice cream in each hand.” — Unknown

• “Every day should start with coffee and end with ice cream.” — Unknown

• “I go running when I have to. When the ice cream truck is doing sixty.” - Wendy Liebman

• “A day without ice cream was a day wasted.” - Iain Pears 

• "I scream. You scream. We all scream for ice cream." — Unknown

• "Tomorrow we can eat broccoli, but today is for ice cream." — Malory Hobson

• "I never say no to an ice cream." — Ingrid Betancourt

• "When I'm no longer rapping, I want to open up an ice cream parlor and call myself Scoop Dogg." — Snoop Dogg

Inspirational Ice Cream Quotes

• “Don’t let your ice cream melt while you’re counting someone else’s sprinkles” - Akilah Hughes

• ”You can't buy happiness, but you can buy ice cream and that is pretty much the same thing." — Unknown

• “Life is like an ice-cream cone, you have to lick it one day at a time.” - Charles M. Schulz

• "Never ask a woman who is eating ice cream straight from the carton how she's doing." — Unknown

• "There were some problems only coffee and ice cream could fix." — Amal El-Mohtar

• "Without ice cream, there would be darkness and chaos." — Don Kardong

• "If life is a bowl of dark ice cream, small moments we enjoyed are colorful sprinkles all over it." — Unknown

• "Ice cream is cheaper than therapy." — Unknown

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Ice Cream Movie Quotes and Memorable Television Scenes

• “The only good thing about being wounded in the buttocks… is the ice cream” and "Lieutenant Dan, I got you some ice cream. Lieutenant Dan, ice cream!" — Forrest Gump

• "It was the color of someone buying you an ice cream cone for no reason at all." — Lemony Snicket

• "How'd you like some ice cream, Doc?" - The Shining (1980)

• Anna Chlumsky's Vada joins a grown-up writing class and recites an adorable ode to "vanilla, chocolate, Rocky Road, even with pie a la mode." - My Girl (1991)

• Pulp Fiction (1994) John Travolta and Uma Thurman bond over a milkshake.

• The Notebook (2004) when Rachel McAdams kisses Ryan Gosling after smashing ice cream into her lover's face.

• Wonder Woman (2017) - Gal Gadot discovers what she has been missing on her remote island!

• FRIENDS is my favorite TV show of all time, remember when Chandler (Matthew Perry) eats his feelings after his relationship went downhill.

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Famous Ice Cream Songs and Lyrics

• My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard - Kelis, “Milkshake”

• The cold never bothered me anyway." — Frozen, "Let It Go"

• “Give me a ice cream, Girl for the weekend, Kind of girl she built for any season.” - Wyclef Jean and Sean Kingston, “Ice Cream Girl”

• “Ice, ice baby” - Vanilla Ice, “Ice, Ice Baby”

• “You’ve got me chasing after you, like an ice cream truck” - Beyoncé, “Ice Cream Truck”

• “I’ll Stop The World And Melt With You.” - Jason Mraz

• “Cream on the inside, Clean on the outside Ice, ice cream, ice cream paint job” - E-40, “Ice Cream Paint Job”

• Oh my my, I'm your ice cream man, stop me when I'm passin' by” - Van Halen, “Ice Cream Man”

• “I want your ice cream, I want it, what you waiting for?” - Mika, “Ice Cream”

• “Ice cream, chillin'“ - Selena Gomez & BLACKPINK, “Ice Cream”

• “Your love Is better than ice cream” - Sarah McLachlan, “Ice Cream” [Maki]

• “A chocolate sundae on a Saturday night, What a way to make an evenin' end right” - Doris Day, “A Chocolate Sundae on a Saturday Night” [severin]

• “When I first saw you, You said I was cool Enough to be Ice cream” - Wilco, “Ice Cream” [happyclapper]

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