Rob0239 wrote:
>
> Just found out about cannoli and had one, although they are amazing I
> dont think its the same, the cannoli I had was not waffle cone and no
> chocolate covering the ends. Thanks for the suggestion though

Cannolis can have choc. ends. The shell is thicker than a waffle cone
and it is filled with a heavy sugar paste with a certain flavouring.
Sounds like someone Baskin and Robbins-ized a cannoli.
blacksalt

I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
help would be appreciated. Thanks

Sounds like cannoli to me.

> wrote in message
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>I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks
>

This dessert sounds highly suggestive. Go to your room RIGHT NOW.

Just found out about cannoli and had one, although they are amazing I
dont think its the same, the cannoli I had was not waffle cone and no
chocolate covering the ends. Thanks for the suggestion though

> wrote in message
ups.com...
>I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks

Do either of these sound like what you had: http://tinyurl.com/du4th or
http://tinyurl.com/7s7lu?

Mary

MareCat wrote:
> > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>> I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
>> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
>> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
>> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
>> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
>> help would be appreciated. Thanks
>
> Do either of these sound like what you had: http://tinyurl.com/du4th or
> http://tinyurl.com/7s7lu?
>
> Mary
>
>
excuse me...those are pictures...they don't sound...they look.

"Mr Libido Incognito" > wrote in message
...
> MareCat wrote:
>> > wrote in message
>> ups.com...
>>> I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
>>> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
>>> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
>>> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
>>> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
>>> help would be appreciated. Thanks
>>
>> Do either of these sound like what you had: http://tinyurl.com/du4th or
>> http://tinyurl.com/7s7lu?
>>
>> Mary
>>
>>
> excuse me...those are pictures...they don't sound...they look.

But pictures WITH RECIPES sound (or read)...

None of these sounds or looks like what I have had. Thanks for all the
assistance but all its done is made me very hungry

I'm thinking of a pizzelle type cookie. I've seen them sold and can't for
the life of me remember what they call them. I have a waffle like iron, but
it makes a then crisp cookie. I roll it quickly once off the iron. Then I
fill with a cream filling and dip the ends in chocolate. I'll keep looking
for the one sold at stores. I'm just drawing a blank.

Lynne

> wrote in message
ups.com...
>I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks
>

In article et>,
"King's Crown" > wrote:

> I'm thinking of a pizzelle type cookie. I've seen them sold and can't for
> the life of me remember what they call them. I have a waffle like iron, but
> it makes a then crisp cookie. I roll it quickly once off the iron. Then I
> fill with a cream filling and dip the ends in chocolate. I'll keep looking
> for the one sold at stores. I'm just drawing a blank.
>
> Lynne
>
> > wrote in message
> ups.com...
> >I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> > years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> > wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> > and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> > filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> > help would be appreciated. Thanks
> >

Krumkake?
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http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 12-22-05

Rob0239 wrote:
> Just found out about cannoli and had one, although they are amazing I
> dont think its the same, the cannoli I had was not waffle cone and no
> chocolate covering the ends. Thanks for the suggestion though

There are tons of recipe variations on cannoli - can be filled with
flavored whipped cream, pastry cream, or ricotta concoctions. Ends are
frequently, but not always dipped in chocolate. It's possible to buy
packaged cannoli shells & is conceivable the waffle cone you remember
was a commercial product.

Nancy T

"King's Crown" > wrote in message
nk.net...
> I'm thinking of a pizzelle type cookie. I've seen them sold and can't for
> the life of me remember what they call them. I have a waffle like iron,
> but it makes a then crisp cookie. I roll it quickly once off the iron.
> Then I fill with a cream filling and dip the ends in chocolate. I'll keep
> looking for the one sold at stores. I'm just drawing a blank.
>
> Lynne

I had an Italian neighbor who made her cannoli with pizzelle that had been
rolled around a broom handle after being removed from the iron. She didn't
dip them in chocolate, though. I liked her cannoli better than any I've
tasted since. Most of the ones I've seen and tasted at Italian
restaurants/bakeries/shops have had a strange, pebbly-looking (rather than
waffly-pizzelle-looking) shell.

Not sure what the OP is looking for...hey OP, was the tubular thing made out
of the same stuff that sugar cones (for ice cream) are made of?

Chris

Rob0239 wrote:
> None of these sounds or looks like what I have had. Thanks for all the
> assistance but all its done is made me very hungry
>

How about these? There are several other companies that make similar
ones, but I only remembered the name of this one.

http://www.pirouline.com/consolidate...rproducts.html

> wrote in message
ups.com...
>I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks
>

My first thought was Canoli, but these really sound more like Cream Horns to
me. Try Googling them and see what you think.

kimberly

wrote:
>
> I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks

Sometimes sold under the name pirouline.

http://www.pirouline.com/ Piroulines?

Lynne
> wrote in message
ups.com...
>I am hoping someone can help with the limited info I can give. A few
> years back someone had brought a treat into work, and they were
> wonderful. The problem I have is I have no idea what they were called
> and cant find them anywhere. They were made with tubular waffle cone
> filled with a white cream and were chocolate dipped on each end. Any
> help would be appreciated. Thanks
>