My brother and I decided to have a halloween party this year. There was apple bobbing,
mummifying,
witch's brew,
spiders that dropped down when you walked under them (the spider is still up, and everytime I park my car I get a fright!) and a lot of dressed up guests!!
I didn't get any pictures of the treats that we made for the night.. But these are some that I made for another family who were having a halloween party. Ours were kind of similar..














I used chocolate wheaten biscuits, one side covered in chocolate. You can use any round biscuit you want!
You could also use fruit roll-ups instead of the sour straps. Anything that will be easy to place around the base of the ice cream cone.
200 grams was enough to cover 6 biscuits and ice cream cones, as well as 3 mini ice cream cones and 3 oreos.
You can melt your chocolate over a double boiler on the stove, by placing a bowl over a pot of water, making sure the bowl does not touch the water inside the pot.
Place them onto a baking paper lined tray (for easy clean up) while you make the tops of the hats.
Put your ice cream cone into the chocolate, and coat completely. Let any excess chocolate drip off.
Don't limit these to witches hats. You could easily make wizard hats, or even christmas trees for christmas..