Campfire Smores Cones
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Smores Cones are a mess-free alternative to the classic camping treat! Prep waffle cone smores in just a few minutes and enjoy with family and friends.
Stuffing an ice cream cone with s’mores filling may seem a little strange, but trust me — you will never make s’mores the old way again!
Smores Cones
Not only are ice cream cone s’mores less messy to eat, but everything is melted evenly and toasted to perfection.
Plus, you can prep them ahead of time and toss them on the coals instead of doling out all of the components separately.
Once your smore cones have been devoured, just toss the wrapper for easy cleanup!
No fire pit? No problem! Capture all of the flavor of these campfire desserts with air fryer hand pies, this gooey s’mores dip, or Crockpot Smores Candy.
They can all be made right in your kitchen, no flames required.
How To Make Waffle Cone Smores
Smore cones require a little bit of finesse but are really quite simple to put together.
Combine the marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers pieces in a bowl, then stuff each ice cream cone with the filling.
Seal smore cones individually in foil, then place on top of the hot coals away from the flames. Be sure to turn them frequently so everything melts evenly.
Once they’re done, allow waffle cone s mores to cool before removing the foil so you don’t burn your fingers.
Smore Cones Flavor Varieties
Get creative with your fillings or set up a do-it-yourself station so everyone can customize their own waffle cone s mores!
- Swap out the candy: Chopped-up Reeses cups, Rolos, or even Andes mints add a little extra flair. Or, replace half of the Hershey bars with caramel bits.
- Add a spread: Line the inside of the cone with a thin layer of peanut butter, hazelnut spread, or cookie butter before stuffing.
- Drizzle the top: My homemade caramel sauce or chocolate syrup makes these smores cones extra indulgent.
- Include some fruit: Fresh berries or banana slices add extra sweetness, and you can even use them in place of the chocolate if you’d like!
Ice Cream Cone S’mores FAQ
Any variety of sugar cone should work, but stay away from wafer-style cones. They aren’t as sturdy and may burst or disintegrate in the process.
I recommend the day before at most, just so nothing becomes stale. Stack waffle cone smores in a sturdy container so they don’t get crushed, and keep them in a cool place so the chocolate doesn’t melt ahead of time.
Absolutely! I’ve also made these on a propane-style outdoor fire pit with great success.
If you don’t have any open-fire options, you can also bake waffle cone s mores in the oven at 350°F for 4-6 minutes. This is a great alternative when you have a lot of little ones around or want to make a larger batch.
Enjoy!
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Campfire Smores Cones
Ingredients
- 6 waffle cones
- 3 cups mini marshmallows
- 3 graham crackers, broken into pieces
- 1.55 ounce Hershey bars, broken into pieces
Instructions
- Make a campfire with lots of hot coats.
- In a medium mixing bowl, combine the marshmallows, crackers, and chocolate.
- Stuff the marshmallows in the cones.
- Wrap the cones up with alumni foil, making sure it’s completely sealed.
- Push some of the coals away from the direct flames, place the cones on the coals. Turn the cones every minute. They will be fully cooked after 4-6 minutes.
- Carefully remove them from the fire and allow them to cook enough to be able to unwrap the foil.
Nutrition
All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe’s nutritional value will vary depending on the ingredients used, measuring methods, and portion sizes.
Originally published May 2021, updated and republished June 2023
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These were amazing and so much better than making smores.