"I was going to suggest a cardboard cone, which can be found at many different craft places, but that looks real cool Stu.
If you choose to use the cone method, you can wrap your truffles in colorful foil (I'm a redneck and like shiny…"
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Truffle trees
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brad Churchill Feb 8, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi! I am looking to make chocolate truffle trees/towers for weddings and other events. Does anyone know if there are tools to do this, or just simple a foam cone and toothpicks? I am looking for…Continue
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Stu Jordan replied to Krista's discussion Truffle trees"
Hi
Here is an example of the old "cone ball and toothpick" - this is from House of Chocolate in New Zealand."
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Hi! I am looking to make chocolate truffle trees/towers for weddings and other events. Does anyone know if there are tools to do this, or just simple a foam cone and toothpicks? I am looking for something sturdier and specific to this purpose. See More
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