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Easter Ice Cream

Easter bunny ice cream
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Fill hollow chocolate easter bunny's with ice cream and stick them on a stick. It would be alot like your regular chocolate covered ice cream bars but would certainly be cuter.
Trael, Jun 14 2004

How do you freeze yours ? http://www.cadbury....about_creme_egg.htm
Cadbury's Creme Egg [neilp, Oct 04 2004]

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       Easter is over, how about ice cream stuffed fire works for 07/04/04. Next after that would be Stuffed chocolate pumpkins and then Santas.
kbecker, Jun 14 2004
  

       Unfortunately, you can't put these in a child's easter basket. Cute idea though.
tchaikovsky, Jun 14 2004
  

       This doesn't seem like much of a new idea, more like a marketing plan.
DrCurry, Jun 14 2004
  

       I was just about to unseasonally half-bake Easter Egg ice cream, only to find [Trael] had almost done it.
we've had ice cream versions of virtually everything else, but no ice cream Cadbury's Creme Egg, which seems an oversight.

P.S. [DrCurry] it's not just a different way of marketing, ice cream in an egg hasn't been done, it's a whole new format.
neilp, Aug 23 2004
  

       I love it. Keep them at room temperature for a while, nibble off both ears and suck the creamy goodness through one hole. Then work your way down the crunchy shell after. [+]
lcllam2, Aug 23 2004
  


 

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