You have to try these campfire cones. These fruit smore cones are super good and perfect for camping, summer, or just because. Your whole family will love these s’more campfire cones. Seriously, these campfire cones are an easy and more mess free way to enjoy s’mores. Plus the campfire cones have fruit…makes them kind of healthy right? No? Well, I tried, these smore campfire cones are still delicious and will quickly be a family favorite.

Camp Fire Food: Fruit & Smore Cones

One of my favorite things about camping is the food. Food cooked on a fire tastes so much better than the “everyday” food we make at home! A couple of weekends ago we went on a camping trip as a family – it was wonderful!

Other than my kids catching their first fish (I think they trained the fish at that campground to come when they see a fishing pole – we caught 5 in half an hour!), the highlight of our trip were campfire cones that we made.

These “Camp Fire Food: Fruit & Smore Cones” were so yummy, a fun fruit hack, and are super easy to make!

Related: Costco is selling Caplico Mini Cream Filled Wafer Cones Because Life Should Be Sweet!

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Supplies Needed To Make These Fruity Smore Cones

• Chopped Fruit. The kids chose strawberries and bananas – but I bet any berries, even tart apples, would be perfect!
• Mini Marshmallows.
• Chocolate Chips. We used semi-dark, chocolate chips – love the extra antioxidants.
• Waffle Ice-Cream Cones. Unfortunately, not any ice cream cone will work – we tried 🙂  I’d love to experiment with waffle bowls next time.
• Tin Foil. To wrap your cone once you have it stuffed to capacity.

How To Make These Delicious Fruit Smore Cones

Step 1

First, we chopped our fruit into smaller, more manageable bits.

Step 2 

Then, we mixed all of our ingredients (the fruit, marshmallows, chocolate, etc.) together into a metal bowl.  

Step 3

We wrapped the cones in foil and the kids had fun stuffing the waffle cones till they were brimming and overflowing!

Step 4

Then we folded the foil over the top and laid them over the fire, once the coals had turned gray.  

Step 5  

We rotated our Fruit and S’more Campfire Cones a couple of times.  

Step 6

In about 5-7 minutes they were ready to eat!  

Related: Try these yummy homemade marshmallows in your next s’mores!

Fun Campfire Cone Variations

• Other variations we hope to try in the future include using Caramel bits, caramel sauce, and apple slices, or adding toffee, or another favorite candy bar chopped into bits.
• I feel like Reese’s peanut butter cups would go well with the fruit and marshmallows or maybe even broken up graham crackers for texture and more of a smore flavor? You could even add broken up Oreos!
• Instead of milk chocolate chips you could always use white chocolate chips, caramel chips, or even butterscotch chips.
• And don’t be afraid to change out different fruit. Use blueberries, coconut, pineapple or, raspberries. You could even add fun things like walnuts and pecans. Add sprinkles!

Our Experience With These Delicious Fruit Smore Cones

The kids ate their cones as you would ice cream (just digging their faces in), while hubs and I preferred a spoon – this is a very gooey treat!

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Leave a comment: What would you put in your cone??