How do you prevent ice cream from dripping out of the cone?
Stuff a miniature marshmallow in the bottom of a sugar cone to prevent ice cream drips. |
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| Maxine's Way:
Just suck the ice cream out of the bottom of the cone, for Pete's sake! You are probably lying on the couch with your feet up eating it, anyway! |
| I like the marshamllow idea on this one...lol.... |
Hmm, I seem to eat it quickly enough that it doesn't drip  |
| Ice cream drips? |
| For those who prefer chocolate- pieces of choclate candy bar, or a malted milk ball works well for this too!
Karen  |
| Or coat the inside of the cone with melted chocolate before
putting the ice cream into it. This is one of my favorites, if I have to have it in a cone. (I really don't like the cone part unless it's a pretzel cone) Chocolate makes everything better, or as I tell Vic- Better living through chocolate. Shellie |
Of course you can always bite the end of the cone (pointed cones) and suck the ice cream out the bottem and then it won't drip  |
| In Korea, the last few inches of the cone sold at every corner/grocery store has a little plastic cone full of chocolate. What's great about that is you have a great treat waiting for you at the end of your already good ice cream. |
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, makes my idea about biting the bottem first even better!!!!  |
| Guys- Search google for the words "lousy rotten spamming company".
[ EDIT: Much as I like ice cream, I HATE Spammers with websites that have no prices and .pdf orderforms with no prices.] Problem solved.
Cheers! |
mmmmmmmmm ice cream  If it weren't 15 degrees out I would get a little more excited. |
| But that's the best part! |
| There is a place where I use to vacation that sticks a jelly bean in the bottom of the cone.
Hopefully never the black licorice jelly bean  |
Tactical_Nuke wrote: Guys- Search google for the words "lousy rotten spamming company".
[ EDIT: Much as I like ice cream, I HATE Spammers with websites that have no prices and .pdf orderforms with no prices.] Problem solved. Cheers! WOW. You call yourself a moderator? Don't quit your day job. That was a simple answer to a simple question. I thought it was a very appropriate reply. And I suppose you consider it 'spam' if someone asks what the best search engine is and I post http://www.google.com ? Sorry I even answered... |
SPAM??? wrote: WOW. You call yourself a moderator? Don't quit your day job.
LOL! Obviously he doesn't realiza that this IS your day job! And we think you're the best administrator EVER! |
| Your IP is from the same place as the company headquarters, the website just launched a couple of days ago, not a heck of a lot of time for someone to "find" it then fall in love with it enough to spead the word.
Nice try though. |
| By the way, I looked at your website, thought that the product looked interesting and wanted to order some for personal use. No prices.
If you hadn't been a lousy spamming company, I might have even posted the link myself. Of course I'd never even know about your company. As you traverse the web looking to spam more forums and such about your product, might I suggest you register, preferably with a name that's not "Tactical_Nuke" (is that the name of your advertising campaign?) and post once or twice on topic with the website or a category in it, before laying down your ad. Good luck. |
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