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How to make chocalate shells to hold ice cream?

by Ruth
(Virginia)

Does anyone know how to make chocalate shells to hold ice cream?

I want to make chocalate shells to fill with a scoop of ice cream and decorate.






Hi Ruth,

I think making chocolate shells to hold ice cream is a simply scrumptious idea! If you are willing to go to the trouble, I think the end result is well worth the effort.


Making chocolate shells or cones can be a bit tricky, but once you get the hang of it, you'll love them, I'm sure.


This question came up once before and we had some discussion and tossed a few ideas around for the easiest and most practical way to create these chocolate ice cream shells and you'll find the ideas on our page about chocolate cones that are fillable.


Unfortunately, Sandi never came back to report on how her chocolate shells turned out, so I hope you will remember to report back. If you take a few photos of the process, I'd love to add them to this page for everyone to see!


Just send them to me via email at angie(at)chocolate-candy-mall.com.


Have fun!
Angie




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How to make chocalate shells to hold ice cream?

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Making Chocolate Shells
by: Mike

Hello,

I watched Paula Deane on the Food Network and she said to blow up a balloon, tie it and quickly dip in in your melted chocolate and roll side to side. After it has dried throughly, Pop the Balloon and you will have a nice size bowl for serving Ice Cream or other deserts. I hope that this helps you out.

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