Ice Cream Cone Teacups

Adorable Ice Cream Cone Teacups. Easy to make and perfect for tea parties and birthday parties. Fill them with fruit for a fun and healthy snack.

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Ice Cream Cone Teacups, Fruit Snacks

Thank goodness it’s spring again, and I get to make fun spring treats to share with you all. Like Mother’s Day treats and srping treats like flower food treats, colorful pretzel bites, and this easy butterfly cupake.

This teacup ice cream cone fruit cup is perfect for tea parties, Mother’s Day treats, spring, and summer treats.

What You’ll Love about this Teacup Snack

Easy: This easy to make snack is perfect for those of us that are too busy for anything other than simple. You’ll have several teacups made in a matter of minutes and ready to display at your party.

Adorable: These cute teacup ice cream cups will steal the show. Kids, teens, and adults will love them

Tasty: Not only are these teacups cute to look at, with a cookie base, a yogurt pretzel handle, and filled with fruit – they are yummy, too.

Ingredients You’ll Need

• Cake like Ice Cream Cups
• Large Flat Cookies
• Yogurt Pretzel Twists
• Chocolate Melts
• Fresh Fruit – Do not get juicy fruits that will soak through the ice cream cone. Fruits like seedless grapes, raspberrries, blackberries, orange slices, and blueberries would be perfect

Equipment Needed

Serrated knife

Small microwavable proof bowl

Wax Paper

How to Make Ice Cream Cone Teacups

Using a serrated knife saw off the bottom of the ice cream cones

Break of curved sections of the yogurt pretzels

Pour your chocolate melts into a glass microwave proof bowl, and microwave for one minute

Stir until smooth. If needed: Place back in the microwave for 30 more seconds and stir until smooth

Set out wax paper on your work surface – wax paper makes cleaning up easy

Dip the ice cream cones into the melted chocolate and place them onto the center of each cookie

Dip the ends of the curved yogurt into the melted chocolate and hold up to the ice cream cone cups

Positions them so they can stand on their own and let those dry

Fill cups with fruit

Expert Tips

How I Melt Chocolate Melts

I typically pour the chocolate melts into a glass microwave-proof bowl. Then, I microwave them on high for one minute. I use a silicone spatula or spoon to stir the chocolate. If the chocolate still has lumps, then I place it back into the microwave for thirty more seconds and then stir until smooth.

Chocolate Seizing

This is what my mom used to call overheated chocolate or chocolate that was unworkable. She’d say, the chocolate seized. Which basically meant that it was thick and impossible to use.

Causes of chocolate seizing are typically overheating the chocolate or adding liquid to the chocolate.

There is a fine balance of heating and overheating chocolate. Once you overheat it, it turns thick and worthless.

There are tricks and tips to smooth the chocolate back out, but I don’t think it really ever fully recovers. You’ll basically want to add a form of lard in the way of vegetable shortening or coconut oil. Only use a tiny little speck. Add it to the chocolate and stir in.

Variations

Different Teacup Handles: Instead of yogurt pretzels use gummy rings cut in half, chocolate covered pretzel twists, or plain mini pretzel twists

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Serving Size

This recipe will make 12 teacups.

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