Ice Cream Cones Party Favors
photo by Southern Polar Bear
- Ready In:
- 30mins
- Ingredients:
- 5
- Serves:
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24
ingredients
- 24 ice cream cones (flat bottomed)
- 24 lollipops or 72 mini lollipops
- 72 pixie sticks
- 1 (11 ounce) package chocolate chips (or melting candy)
- 3 ounces candy sprinkles (approximately) or 3 ounces non-pareils (approximately)
directions
- You will also need 24 cellophane party favor bags and a roll of 5/8 sheer ribbon (optional).
- Melt chocolate.
- Dip top and upper sides of the ice cream cone into the the chocolate.
- I find it easier to melt the chocolate and using a pastry brush, brush sides with chocolate.
- Dip and roll top and upper sides into the sprinkles.
- Set aside on wax paper and let cool.
- Once cooled, fill cone with candies and then stick sucker or pixie sticks inside.
- Place into cellophane party favor bags and tie.
- Tie ribbon around for an extra festive touch.
- In the above picture I used 3 pixie sticks, 3 dum dum suckers, some have 1 mini pack of: Smarties, twizzlers or chocolate covered raisins in each cone favor.
- Serve and watch the kids eyes light up.
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Reviews
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This is such a cute idea for birthday party favors! After stumbling upon this recipe eleven months ago, I was finally able to make them for my daughter's sixth birthday party last month. I had so much fun putting them together and then seeing all the little girls' faces light up when they received them. I was surprised to see how much stuff I could fit into them; each decorated cone was filled with 2 Pixie Sticks, one regular sized Tootsie Roll Pop, 1 mini-sized Smarties (Canadian chocolate), 1 mini-sized Air Head, 1 Bonne Bell Lip Smacker flavored lip gloss, and 1 frilly backpack tag. Great idea for a child's birthday party!!
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I gave this 5 stars! This was so easy and the kids love them! I made these for my newphews birthday party this saturday and I plan to fill them with lollipops, pixie sticks and smarties. Do not use anything heavy like tootsie roll lollipops they are to heavy and tip the cones over breakinging the chocolate off. I used chocolate chips for my chocolate. I melted it in the microwave and spooned it around the upper sides. I used rainbow sprinkles over the chocolate. This was very easy. I found rainbow ice cream cones and I will use them next time as they are very colorful and I think will make them more fun. Thanks for posting a neat recipe! Christine (internetnut)
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These worked a treat for Amber's 5th birthday party. They held just a nice amount of lollies, not too many but not too few either. All the mothers commented on them. Since it was an extremely hot day here today I used chocolate icing mix and it really did stand up to the heat better than the melting chocolate would have. These will definitely be maked again for future parties. Wonderful idea, thank you for posting.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
chef FIFI
United States