Single Serve Oreo McFlurry (McDonald’s Copycat Recipe)

This homemade Oreo McFlurry tastes just like the one from McDonald’s — maybe even better. It’s thick, creamy, loaded with crushed Oreos, and comes together in minutes with just four ingredients. The secret to getting that classic McFlurry texture? A scoop of Cool Whip mixed with vanilla ice cream for the perfect soft-serve-style blend. Whether you’re craving a drive-thru treat at home or looking for the easiest Oreo dessert ever, this McFlurry hits every time.

Why You'll Love This Recipe

McDonald's may be famous for their french fries, burgers, chicken nuggets, and breakfast sandwiches. But if you ask me, the Oreo McFlurry is the real star of the menu.

There’s just something about that creamy vanilla soft serve blended with crunchy Oreo cookies that hits every time. And now? You can make it at home in just 1 minute.

Well, if you're like me and are obsessed with McDonald's Oreo Mcflurry, you're going to fall in love with this copycat recipe! It recreates the one-of-a-kind milkshake with a little twist that I think makes it even better.

Trust me, once you make my version of this tasty cookies and cream milkshake, you'll never want to get the one from McDonald's again! It's like a cross between soft serve ice cream and a classic milkshake, and it's just so good!

Plus, as I mentioned just a second ago, it's even easier to make it at home than it is to go to the restaurant since you can make it in just 1 minute! Just like my Chick-Fil-A peppermint milkshake and Starbucks vanilla bean frappuccino, so you'll want to check those out next for more easy dessert recipes.

Anyway, if you're ready to have your tastebuds explode with sweet flavors, let's check out the ingredients.

Ingredients

So the ingredients used to make this Oreo McFlurry are quite simple. Honestly, you probably already have most - if not all - of them in your kitchen already.

Anyway, here's what you'll need to make this McDonald's Oreo McFlurry:

• 1 Cup Vanilla Ice Cream or Cookies & Cream Ice Cream
• ¼ Cup Cool Whip
• 2 tablespoon Milk
• 4 Oreos, Crushed
• Whipped Cream and Oreo Crumbs For Topping

And that's it!

I know it seems like there has to be some out-of-the-ordinary ingredient to make a frozen treat taste so darn good, but it's really that simple. 

Also, if for some reason you don't have these ingredients at home, it's well worth a quick trip to the grocery store so you can stock up on everything! You can make these Oreo balls, this oreo mug cake, or this no bake Oreo pie with the crushed cookies and some other ingredients too.

How To Make a Mcflurry

Step 1: Blend The Ingredients

First, take out a blender and all of the ingredients into it.

Then, start by adding the vanilla ice cream, cool whip, and milk to the blender. Now, blend these ingredients together until they're smooth and combined.

Next, add the Oreos to the ice cream base in the blender and pulse a few times until they're mixed into the ice cream. Just make sure you don't fully blend the Oreos because you still want to keep some chunks of the Oreos in the milkshake.

Alternatively, if you want larger chunks of Oreos, you can make the crushed cookies beforehand and then mix them into the milkshake with a spoon. 

Step 2: Serve and Enjoy

Once the Oreo McFlurry is combined, pour it into your favorite tall glass.

Then, to finish it off, top it with as much whipped cream as you want and some Oreo cookie crumbs. Enjoy!

Pro Tips for the Best Oreo McFlurry

• Soften the ice cream slightly: Let the ice cream sit out for a few minutes before mixing — it makes it way easier to combine and helps you get that creamy, soft-serve-like texture.
• Crush the Oreos by hand: For the best crunch, skip the food processor and use a zip-top bag and rolling pin to crush the cookies. You’ll get a perfect mix of fine crumbs and chunky bites.
• Chill your mixing bowl: Want that thick, just-out-of-the-machine consistency? Chill your bowl in the freezer for 10–15 minutes before mixing.
• Use Cool Whip for that iconic texture: It adds that signature airy, whipped texture just like the real thing — don’t skip it unless you’re subbing with homemade whipped cream.
• Serve immediately: This McFlurry is best enjoyed right after mixing. If you want to prep ahead, freeze the base and mix in crushed Oreos just before serving to keep the crunch.

FAQs About This McFlurry Recipe

Can I make this McFlurry without Cool Whip?

Yes! While Cool Whip helps mimic the classic McFlurry texture, you can substitute it with homemade whipped cream or even skip it entirely for a firmer, scoop-style dessert.

Do I need a blender or a food processor?

No blender needed for this recipe! You can simply mix everything by hand with a sturdy spoon. Just let the ice cream soften slightly first to make it easier to stir.

What kind of Oreos work best?

Classic Oreos are perfect, but you can use Double Stuf for extra filling or Golden Oreos for a fun twist. Crushing them roughly gives the best crunchy texture.

How do I make it thicker like McDonald’s?

Use very cold ice cream, mix in Cool Whip, and serve immediately. You can even chill your mixing bowl beforehand for an extra-thick result.

My Final Thoughts

And that’s how you make a McDonald’s-style Oreo McFlurry at home! This recipe is an Oreo lover’s dream — ultra-creamy, perfectly smooth, and packed with that signature cookies and cream flavor.

Honestly, once you try this homemade version, you won’t miss the drive-thru one bit. No lines, no leaving the house — just a cold, delicious McFlurry anytime you want.

If you give this recipe a try, be sure to leave a comment below and let us know how it turned out!

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More McDonalds Copycat Recipes

If you enjoyed this McDonald's copycat recipe, we have a ton of other Mcdonald's recipes on the blog that you have to try next! 

Check all of these out: 

• McDonald's oatmeal
• McDonald's snack wraps
• McDonald's egg McMuffin
• McDonald's Steak Bagel
• McDonald's big mac sauce
• McDonald's milkshake
• McDonald's caramel frappe