Icebox fruit cake recipe

An old-fashioned Christmas treat! This delicious, no-bake icebox fruitcake is made using crushed graham cracker crumbs, candied cherries, coconuts, raisins, pecans and walnuts.

A vintage Christmas dessert from the 70's that I haven't made in a long time. Tastes just like I remember. Brings back a lot of Christmas memories..

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First, you must save the vanilla wafer box for this recipe. Pulverize the vanilla wafers to a powder consistency in a food processor. Drain the cherries well on a paper towel...

Christmas Fruitcake is something that many people dislike, but this no-bake fruitcake recipe, made primarily with graham crackers, butter, and marshmallows, is actually quite delicious! It's one of my favorite treats at Christmas and I think you'll love it too.

I don't know if this is a regional dish or what ... but NO ONE I talk to seems to have ever heard of it except the people in my family... and most people act like it's sooooo ODD ... but it's really yummy and it's really simple common ingredients ...

Packed with all your favorite flavors, our Icebox Fruit Cake marvelous alternative to the long process of making a traditional fruitcake.

An old-fashioned Christmas treat! This delicious, no-bake icebox fruitcake is made using crushed graham cracker crumbs, candied cherries, coconuts, raisins, pecans and walnuts.

If you think fruitcake is a joke or the worst Christmas gift ever, this icebox fruit cake recipe will change your mind! Give it a try, and you'll see what all the fuss is about!