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Snowman Cones

Did you have a merry Christmas?  I hope so.  We did it up big this year…five family gatherings in five days.  Whew!  It has taken us a few days to recover and regroup.  All the new toys and gifts have been merged with the old and Christmas decorations are put away until next year.  It always feels so good to get all the holiday decor out, but just as good to get it all put away.

Usually, our Christmas is white and we are bundled from head to toe anytime we step out the front door. This year, it has been unseasonably warm, without a snowflake in sight.  And while I’m not complaining, it does feel a little odd to see my boys in the backyard sporting only a sweatshirt and shorts to play in.  Well, odd for Nebraska in December.

snowman cone

Despite the warm temperatures, we’ve still had snow on our minds.  Yesterday, we passed the afternoon cutting paper snowflakes and devouring these little snowman cones.  Use whatever toppings you like, this is just what we had handy in our pantry.  Be creative and have fun!

snowman cone

Snowman Cones

Vanilla ice cream

Ice cream cones

Pretzel sticks

Mini chocolate chips

Colored sprinkles

snowman cone

Stack 3 scoops of vanilla ice cream onto your ice cream cone, decorate to look like your own little snowman.

snowman cone

Wishing you all a safe and Happy New Year!  I am looking forward to all the fun and adventures to come in 2012!

Alison

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8 comments

Wendy - December 30, 2011

Oh so cute! :) Happy New Year, Bickel Family!

Alison - January 1, 2012

Thanks Wendy…and same to you and your family!

Alison - January 6, 2012

Oh my goodness. These are ADORABLE.

Jennifer (Delicieux) - January 7, 2012

SO cute!!!!! What a wonderful idea! You can’t help but smile seeing this cute little snowman.

Jo - January 7, 2012

Looks delicious. Would love for you to share your pictures with us over at foodepix.com.

Alison - January 10, 2012

They were very cute, and just like real snowmen they didn’t last very long either. ;)

Alison - January 10, 2012

Thanks Alison!

Michelle - January 11, 2012

Love this! I would also love to include your snowman ice cream cone on my 1 year blog-anniversary hop.
Michelle
http://scrapbookingsos.blogspot.com/2011/12/its-snowing-again.html

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