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sh.itjust.works

Why did you have to remind me of this? My favourite ice cream thing ever??

Someone post a recipe please. An accurate one. I will su- be grateful.

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essellreply
lemmy.world

So, the recipe.

Get a taco, hard shell one. Put icecream in it until full, toffee ripple works best Cover it in sprinkles of chocolate, mixed with praline if you can Freeze it solid again

Sorted!

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lemmy.world

Waffle Cone Taco?

I think I saw him perform on sesame street.

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you did? that was a rough episode. pulled it from syndication after what cookie monster did to him on camera.

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Remarkably easy to make. Get you a cheap waffle cone maker and a taco shaper.

(I like to use a waffle cone maker to make a bunch of chips, and then a bowl, and fill that bowl with cannoli dip. It’s a big hit at parties.)

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gods I miss these silly lil treats. It's not even like they're easy to make yourself, you'd need to find custom waffle cone taco-shaped shells to even get started. I wish a supermarket chain would have stepped up with a knock-off. Aldi plz!

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Waffle cone makers exist as do taco shell moulds. Waffle cones are floppy until they cool so you could absolutely make these things.

The rest is kinda make em how you like em I guess, I've never had these things.

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lemmy.blahaj.zone

$65 for six?? Huff my whole asshole, I could figure out how to make that shit at home for half the cost and actually produce em for less than a tenth, I reckon.

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radiouserreply
crazypeople.online

Throught it was a joke. Whoever is paying $65 for 6 chocolate tacos needs to give their head a wobble.

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It's not even for the right product, really.

They sell theirs as a cinnamon and ancho chili ice cream in a waffle cone shell, dipped in dark chocolate mixed with puffed quinoa with mango jalapeño and wildberry cinnamon sauce.

That sounds interesting as a menu item you get after a tex mex meal in a sit down restaurant, but it's a cheffed up overcomplication of the Choco Taco.

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They're definitely different. "Spicy" is not a word I would associate with a Choco Taco.

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lemmy.world

It always frustrates me because it doesnt rhyme but it acts like it does.

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jvereply
lemmy.world

Huh. I’ve only ever heard it pronounced “chock-oh tock-oh”

How do you pronounce it?

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gmtomreply
lemmy.world

Taco pronounced like

Tah-coh

As in like (Tan, Tally, Tattered, Tank, etc)

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