You could even fill the cones with foods from a particular country, like German foods for Oktoberfest or Irish foods for St. A wrapped candy cane would be perfect!įor Valentine's Day, make pieces of cheese and fruit into hearts with a small cookie cutter. This is a fun way to get them to eat healthy foods.įor a patriotic holiday party, you could fill your cones with strawberries, blueberries, and a white cheddar cheese star.įor Christmas, make the cones with green and red foods and garnish them with cheese cut into snowflakes or holiday season decorations. So much more fun than traditional charcuterie boards, you can create many different variations for these cones.įor kids, you could make cute charcuterie cones filled with fresh fruit or fresh veggies. These adorable hand-held cones are perfect for holiday parties, baby showers, cocktail parties, and even picnics. Step 2: Take one tomato, one basil leaf, and one small ball of mozzarella and thread them onto a toothpick. Step 1: Wash the produce and set aside to dry on a paper towel. I really like the racks I bought, but these are cute, too.īamboo cones are pretty, too, but they cost a little more. This complete set of cones and display rack is at a great price now, too. Once you grab a charcuterie cone, the only way to put it down is on its side and then the contents spill out. It's nice to be able to pick up your wine glass! These are super cute and the benefit is that the bottom of the cup is flat so they stand up. You could also use Charcuterie Cups which come with cocktail picks. We were thrilled with how they looked in this tray! The tray can be used for ice cream cones, too.
I also bought cone stands, which are a great way to display your work of art! These come two to a package so it displays 24.
for 100, so I will get a lot of use out of them! You could try to put together your own cones using parchment paper and a piece of tape, but these cones were $14. Of course, you will need charcuterie cones.
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