DIY Waffle Crisp Cone

Crisp waffle cones and bowls are definitely the perfect addition to an soft serve ice cream sundae bar. They’re super easy and?inexpensive to make, and they’re better tasting than packaged waffle cones and bowls.

This month it’s my friend turn to her friend’s home to have dinner, Progressive Eats. Since it’s summertime, her decided to change it out up and rather than hosting a dinner-- a Summer Ice Cream Social.

As the host,her friend decided let others bring the homemade ice creams and then she provide the toppings and bowls - homemade crisp, delicious ice cream waffle bowls.
Actually, her friend bought a Waffle Cone Ice Cream Cone Maker and especially intercourse the bowls. They were so fun and easy to make. They bake up very fast. Her friend said to she that if i don’t want to buy a waffle cone making machine, she can use a pizzelle cookie maker, or even bake them in the oven.
She friend tried both recipes within the waffle cone maker booklet. The earliest recipe?the batter was too thick; your second recipe the batter was too thin. So she took what she liked from each
recipe to produce this which is just right.

It’s imperative that you have the batter just right as if the batter is too thick, the bowls won’t be crispy. If your batter is just too thin, the bowls will break once you try to shape them.
If your batter is too thick, add another tbs of melted butter, if you batter is too thin, just add a tiny bit more flour. It should be the consistency of the thick muffin batter. Once you cook the first, you’ll know if the batter is merely right.

In order to get delicious crisp cup foods, she bought two fun ruffled waffle ice cream dishes at Crate and Barrel to shape my waffle bowls. It’s what gives them the fun wavy shape, but 8 oz. custard cups would work well too.

In fact, kids and grandkids loved to eat Summer Ice Cream Social. She set all kinds of things on their picnic table and let everyone make their own sundae just the way they wanted it.