Cool Cones Reusable Ice Cream Serving Cones - 4 Pack by Jokari®

I think that they would be a great idea for birthday parties. Possibly sell in a 10 pack and have or suggest removable stickers to decorate. Then the partier can leave with them as a gift. I would try to have them sell at Party City! I found mine at [...]. They didn't have many though.

Better than edible cones. Contains the mess and saves the uneaten ice cream for later. Best for children past toddler age since it requires some manual dexterity

I like to make my own frozen treats as I'm a dieter and I have a grandson who lives with me that loves them, too. I fill them with pudding, mixed according to package directions, to which I have added a can of canned milk (not the sweetened kind). For myself, I use sugar-free pudding and fat-free canned milk. My teenaged grandson likes the full sugar, full fat kind. I also fill them with pureed fruits. I've not tried filling them with ice-cream, as they are marketed for, but I would think it would work fairly well to turn one upside down and press into a rectangle package of frozen ice cream, for individual servings. I prefer push-ups because you can do them individually, they hold about twice as much as a popsicle form, they clean and store easily (the stem slides all the way up into the barrel for storage) and they fit better in the freezer. (set them upright on the wire rack and let the stem hang down between the wires) The lid keeps the contents from spilling out if I have to tip the cool-cone as I'm putting it in the freezer. You can fill them full or if you want to make small ones for little kids or people with gastric bypass, you can fill them only partially. I like that they are individual so that I can do as many or as few as I have filling for, and I don't have to thaw out six just because I want one. They thaw out enough to be able to push the contents up by just holding the barrel in your hand for a few seconds. I bought 8 sets (that's 32 Cool Cones, so that I would have enough to keep a supply on hand of the diet ones for me and the fattening ones for the kid.I looked all over the Internet for push-ups and this was the only source that I found. Everyone else just had popsicle forms. [...]The only complaints I have about them is that one has already cracked and another leaks. Other than that, I'm pleased.

I use this all the time for portion control - it's great! It's not really possible to scoop straight from the container as described, but it's easy to fill (easier than an ice cream cone) and easy to wash(diswasher)!