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You're soooo close. It appears that the "store" here sells them.

https://www.celiac.com/catalog/product_info...products_id=163

or yahoo search:

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the store here that sells them their really good. taste fine.

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Sweetfudge
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anybody have a recipe to MAKE ice cream cones? i have heard that there is one somewhere....

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anybody have a recipe to MAKE ice cream cones? i have heard that there is one somewhere....

I can't vouch for any of these. Knock yourself out! Let us know how they turn out!

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My sister in law bought me a waffle cone maker for Christmas one year. I've only ever used it for gluten-free waffle cones . . .they are easy to make, and were very good. I just used Hagman's Featherlight mix + some xanthan gum for the flour that was in the recipe on the box. And they are WAY WAY WAY CHEAPER to make than to buy. I've seen some here in UT for $10 for a box of 10!!!??? CRAZY.

My Waffle Cone maker is a Rival, and they appear to have been discontinued . . . but there are other brands out there. The initial investment might be a little steep, but if you want to have ice cream cones more than 6 times during the rest of your life, I think it's worth it. Check bizrate.com for a list of various waffle cone makers and their prices.

Also, have you ever tried eating ice cream with waffles? Waffles with vanilla ice cream and strawberries are WONDERFUL!

Betsy

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