Stranger Things 4: The Upside Down Sundae
The Upside Down isn’t anyplace you want to go. But this Stranger Things Upside Down Sundae is definitely something you want in your life for your Stranger Things 4 watch party!
We’re gearing up for an epic day of Stranger Things binging when season 4 drops on May 27th.
But when you’re planning an event like we are you go ahead and share with the fandom!
That’s right: our big Memorial Day plans revolve around eating a bunch of 80s era foods and topping it all off with these easy Upside Down Sundaes inspired by Stranger Things.
Stranger Things 4: The Upside Down Sundae
Inspired by the Big Bad in Stranger Things, we’re taking things Upside Down.
Thankfully- not THAT Upside Down.
This one is a whole lot sweeter!
Upside Down Sundae Ingredients
- Ice Cream
- Cherries
- Fudge
- Caramel
- Nuts
- Whipped Cream
- Sugar Cones
How To Make A Stranger Things Upside Down Sundae
Start from the top and work your way up!
Drop a cherry into the bottom of your bowl or glass.
Fill a few inches of the glass with whipped cream.
And it’s way ok to be generous with it!
It’s probably a good idea to add more than you think- the weight of the nuts and ice cream is going to flatten the whipped cream anyway.
Top with your favorite chopped nuts.
Again- generosity is the name of the game here! We had chopped walnuts in ours, but you could use just about any nut that works for your family!
Now add the layers of whatever you want: fudge, caramel, hot chocolate, strawberry sauce.
We went with caramel and fudge. Why choose when you can have both?
Finally, top with ice cream and put the cone on top!
We had vanilla, so vanilla it was.
But I think Eleven eats strawberry ice cream so that might be fun to try!
Enjoy!
If ice cream isn’t your jam, we also made Joyce’s Alphabet Lights Brownies. And they are delicious (and also super easy to make).
Patty Holliday is a parent movie reviewer, writer, and podcaster living in the Washington, DC area. Her goal is to bridge the gap between casual fandom and picky critic with parent movie and television reviews. As a lifelong fangirl and pop culture connoisseur, she’s been creating online since 2009. You can find her work at No-Guilt Disney.com, No-Guilt Fangirl.com, No-Guilt Life, and as host of the top-rated No-Guilt Disney Podcast.
