Project: Christmas tree cone treat
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If you think that ice cream
cones are only eaten with a scoop of ice cream than think again! Thanks to Pinterest
and the many many many Christmas themed DIY’s and baking’s that you can find there - I was inspired to make these pretty cool looking Christmas tree cone treats with icing and M&M’s!
And turned my kitchen table into a wood full of delicious decorated Christmas trees! Great
for pre-school treats for the kids or perhaps on a huge cake don’t you think?
I hope this Christmas food DIY tickle your fancy because I sure had fun
making it! And eat it of course.
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Als jij denkt dat
ijshoorntjes alleen worden gegeten met een bolletje ijs dan heb ik hier iets
lekkers met een hoog Kerst gehalte voor jullie: een ijshoorn kerstboom
traktatie met M&M’s als kerst versiersels! Dankzij Pinterest en de vele
vele kerst inspiraties die je daar kan vinden maar ook van Rudolph’s Bakery (I
love him!) van 24Kitchen heb ik mijn eigen draai kunnen geven aan mijn
kerstboom traktatie! En binnen een mum van tijd had ik ineens een hele bos
vol met heerlijke versierde kerstbomen op mijn keukentafel! Leuk voor school traktaties of als
ganering op een taart vind je ook niet? Ik hoop dat je dit uitprobeer want hij is leuk om te
maken en natuurlijk om op te eten!
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The Recipe:
10 waffle ice cream cones, 1 cup icing sugar, 3 table spoon lemon juice/water, green food coloring,1 bag of M&M's or any other desired sweets
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A fact:
these cone treats are still crunchy after 1-2 days!
Just
store it in an airtight container/sandwich bag.
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- In a bowl goes: icing sugar, the 3 tbsp. of lemon juice and food coloring and stir until you have a thick smooth and green glaze. You may add more icing sugar or juice if needed.
- Brush a first layer of glaze around the cone and let it dry for 3-5 minutes. Then brush the 2nd layer and let it dry 3-5 minutes again.
- Decorate the cone with M&M's by carefully and lightly pressing it against the glaze. Then the glaze dry!
These are so cute! You could still fill them with ice cream :D but would the icing melt on your fingers? :P -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey's
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun treat! I was thinking wouldn't it be cool to put some ice cream in the cones, and decorate it with the icing, and the m&m's? :)
ReplyDeleteAhh these are so cute and look delicious!! I'm sure they'd be a hit at any Holiday party!
ReplyDeletexo Deborah
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what you did above was amazing!! i never thought ice-cream cone can be so DIFFERENT than just filling with ice-cream.those are really cute! and perfect for christmas party!
ReplyDeletexo joselovincolors
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I always love to see decorated cones idea! We all need to try some of these once summer comes around -- going to taste perfect with ones favorite ice cream :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a good idea ! Great job !
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Cute idea :]
ReplyDeleteThis is supercool =D. This afternoon I am heading to shop for some cones and MMs =D
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Have a fancy day,
Michael
www.ontheleaf.net / facebook
These look like so fun! I can imagine kids and even us adults having great fun making these! I really want to make sugar cookies soon!
ReplyDeleteomg, adorable and great idea! :D
ReplyDeleteThis is such a creative idea! They look cute and delicious too. :D
ReplyDeleteThese look so sweet - what a fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day,
-Kati
OMG this is such a cute idea! It's also pretty easy to do! :D
ReplyDeleteNow, you're making me want to buy ice cream and cones! (But it's so traffic outside, huhu)
They are so cute! <3 xxx
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea! And delicious too! Did you put something in them like melted marshmallow? Or did you just leave them empty?
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What a fun idea! I also see this as an excellent Christmas DIY for people with kiddos :)
ReplyDeletehow incredibly cute!! love it! :)
ReplyDeleteOh so yummy! I love sweets!
ReplyDeleteAnne // Anne So Fancy