Home cook makes delicious homemade ice cream cones and bowls in the $29 Kmart pie maker
- A clever woman has revealed how she made ice cream cones in a pie maker
- After sharing the insight online, others said the idea was ‘creative’ and ‘brilliant’
- ‘This is one of the most coolest things I’ve used my family pie maker for,’ she said
- The mum also made ice cream bowls using a muffin tray to create the shape
An Australian woman has devised a brilliant way to make homemade ice cream cones using her Kmart family pie maker.
After sharing images and the recipe to a popular Australian Facebook group, other home cooks said the idea was ‘creative’ and ‘brilliant’.
‘I have to say this was up there as one of the most coolest things I’ve used my family pie maker for,’ she wrote online.
‘I cant tell you how gratifying it was eating ice cream in a cone that you have made from scratch yourself.’
A savvy woman has devised a brilliant way to make homemade ice cream cones and bowls using her Kmart family pie maker
To make the cones, the woman used an assortment of ingredients to make the batter – which she said can last up to five days in the fridge.
The woman also provided several helpful tips for those who want to try the homemade recipe themselves.
‘These cones are best eaten the day they are made, if you have any left over carefully store in an airtight container for up to two days,’ she said.
To make the cones and bowls, the woman used an assortment of ingredients to make the batter – which she said can last up to five days in the fridge
‘These cones are best eaten the day they are made, if you have any left over carefully store in an airtight container for up to two days,’ she said
When preparing the cones she said this must be done quickly, otherwise the cones will cool and not form properly.
She also said to do this with care and avoid rolling them too tight.
She then dipped the top section of each cone in melted chocolate and sprinkles.
The mum also made ice cream bowls using a muffin tray to create the shape, which could be done using the smaller pie maker
To make the cones and bowls, the woman used an assortment of ingredients to make the batter – which she said can last up to five days in the fridge
The mum also made ice cream bowls using a muffin tray, which could be done using the smaller pie maker.
To make the bowl, she first cooked the batter in the pie maker then placed the flat cone over the muffin tray and gently pushed down using a glass to form the shape.
Since publishing the post on Facebook, the recipe has received 318 likes with more likely to follow.
‘This will be the next post to go viral! Brilliant idea!’ one woman commented.
‘Now you just need to make an ice cream stand and sell them out the front,’ another joked.
‘Wow this is creative but I have the small pie maker and I don’t think it will work,’ a third said, to which the mum replied the smaller pie maker can be used to make miniature ice cream bowls.