I have not tried but are they available at Dairy Queen?

 

Nope, not available at DQ. I tried that and our two grocery stores and Walmart as well


Are all Canadians having the same problem?

 

I have not purchased them yet but I have seen them at Costco in the past!!!

 

I thought that I saw them in No Frills with the ice cream cones...you could also check Zehrs and Sobeys.

 

I saw them at the Superstore (loblaws)

 

I've had a hard time finding them here is PA. I found that Keebler makes just the right size that the recipe calls for--it took a couple stores to find them, and I got the last box on the shelf. Joy is the other brand I've seen, but they are larger than what's called for. But that's in the States, not sure if that is any help whatsoever for you guys. :blushing:

 

I found them @ Wal-mart right next to the icecream toppings.

 

I've also found them at wal-mart (in the states). If you really can't find them, then you may consider trying to make your own. It takes a little away from the "fast" side of the recipe but it may add some excitement and show more products. I haven't tried them yet, but here are a couple recipes I found. The recipezaar one looks pretty simple and the prepbowls would make a perfect mold for them.

Epicurious.com
Recipezaar.com

 

The Double Chocolate Mousse Cups taste soooo good. Can't help you with where to buy them, but I'd highly recommend finding those cups. Otherwise, the filling is probably good alone, too.

 

Peggy, I found them at Walmart in Hanover - small enough town. 3.97 a box of ten, right beside the dulce de leche in the dessert/ice cream topping section.

 

I saw some at Walmart as well in Guelph, On.

 

Not to hijack but I got excited when I saw Guelph LOL I lived there for one year back in 2002-2003 Just brought back memories. Sorry, we now continue with our regularly scheduled program

 

Hi there,

I found mine at Metro here in Quebec, but if these are not available you can try belgian waffles, or just plain eggo waffles. It's not a cup but it would have the same effect. You can toast them on the barpan, showing stoneware.

I have made them and tried to add other products, like the microplaner. To sprinkle chocolate over the tops, the easy accent decorator, put all the filling in there using the small scraper.

I sold three of the decorators at my last party. You can also use bananas, different fruits...
lots of ideas for this recipe.

 

I've bought them at superstore & I think I have seen them at Sobey's as well.