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gluten-free Ice Cream Cones?

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2boysmama
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Is there any such thing as gluten-free ice cream cones? My son's daycare is having an ice cream party on Friday, with ice cream cones. I'm obviously going to supply the rice ice cream (he's allergic to milk, too) and some Enjoy Life chocolate chips as a topping. It wouldn't be that big of a deal if he has to have his in a bowl since that's how he's always had ice cream, but it would be nice to have something similar as the other kids, I think.

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Barkat makes gluten-free waffle cones. We haven't tried them yet.

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Guhlia Rising Star
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Barkat also makes gluten free regular ice cream cones. My daughter LOVES these! We go to our local McDonalds and they put fresh gloves on and fill it up for her. She thinks this is the biggest treat EVER. They're a little pricey, but one box will last you half the summer. I got mine through gluten free.com and they were here overnight (I live in PA).

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There's also a brand called "Cerone Cones". I don't have the package anymore, so I can't get all the info for you. They're expensive, but really good. I got them at a health food store.

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It is spelled Cerrone cones for the family's last name. The cones are great. I heard they were going to merge with gluten free pantry. I haven't found them in a store since. I still have the last box for reference Gluten-Free Pantry 800-291-8386 or Open Original Shared Link free.com or Open Original Shared Link

Have a great party!

L.

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Thanks for the info!

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