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  • patman99 wrote: »
    Just a quick question, Do you fill the cone with chocolate powder?, or do you actually make-up a cup of drinking chocolate and pour that in?.
    I need to know pretty quickly as I will be making these with my Beaver Scouts tomorrow.

    You put powder in - a cup of hot chocolate wouldn't last long in a cellophane bag.
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    Yummymummy, how big are the tins of choccy powder in your piccy? (need to make sure I bought enough).
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    patman99 wrote: »
    Just a quick question, Do you fill the cone with chocolate powder?, or do you actually make-up a cup of drinking chocolate and pour that in?.
    I need to know pretty quickly as I will be making these with my Beaver Scouts tomorrow.

    I used a teaspoon to put 6 heaped teaspoons in a cone (don't fill it you will use loads). After the first one I just filled the remaining ones up to the same level, stood them in a cup to make filling easier.

    If you are doing with Beavers I would suggest that you measure out the drinking chocolate into a plastic cup (like a party cup, clear would be ideal) and mark the required level on the side with a pen. Do this with several cups then all the children need to do is spoon in the chocolate to the required level and tip into the cone. If they work as a pair one could hold the bag open whilst the other pour it in.

    Not sure if this has answered your question. Good luck. Let us know how you get on.
  • hi all i have read all of this thread and cannot wait 2 get started, only problem is im finding it hard 2 get mini marshmallows as the nearest asda 2 me is 2 buses away. i can find them anywhere else either. if i was 2 pay some1 postage and packaging and obviously the cost of the marshmallows would any1 mind sending me some if they are going 2 asda soon, i would pay via paypal?
  • hi all i have read all of this thread and cannot wait 2 get started, only problem is im finding it hard 2 get mini marshmallows as the nearest asda 2 me is 2 buses away. i can find them anywhere else either. if i was 2 pay some1 postage and packaging and obviously the cost of the marshmallows would any1 mind sending me some if they are going 2 asda soon, i would pay via paypal?

    Mine were 99p a bag in Sainsburys
  • Just uploaded the piccies of my snowman soup;

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  • lol i dont have a sainsburys nearby either! i can easily get 2 tescos, morrisons and sainsburys @jacksons but these 3 dont stock them x
  • patman99 wrote: »
    Yummymummy, how big are the tins of choccy powder in your piccy? (need to make sure I bought enough).
    Cheers.

    400g They were only 54p a tub so I do not mind buying more if I run out. I figured these things are gonna be so sickly anyway, cheapo drinking choco may even be better. Once all the choc chips have melted in with the marshmallows, no-one is gonna notice the quality of the drinking chocolate.

    Anyway, I am doing mine for the teachers and teaching assistants so I don`t really care !! I can`t imagine them in the staff room comparing snowman soup quality. lol
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    B&M Bargains is selling marshmallows in a cute tub for £1.29. Others have found them at H&B too. I would have thought Tesco would sell them. I think they sell at least the white ones...
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