how long do they keep? 48 cones sounds like an awful lot for one little girl to go through.
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Since we have hurricanes down here in Houston and often lose power with them, I keep an ice 'chest', like a medium size Igloo, in my closest so it stays clean and ready for ice and food should I need it. When I receive my order of ice cream cones, I put them in the ice chest that is just sitting there empty most of the time. I close it up and they stay nice and fresh. I only take out one box at a time and I am always sure to close the open package well.
1157136
There is a a expiration on each box, when Ordered the shelf life was 6-8 months. I found as long as it stayed sealed the product stayed fresh. My son loves them, good substitute!
1157137
I just ordered these and I was surprised how quickly I went through them but I am a big ice cream eater. This latest batch of 48 cones has a "Best By December 2015" stamped on it. So they will easily stay fresh for a year or so. I would imagine they would last longer as this is just a "best by" expiration date.
1157138
I opened s box the other day that I ordered over 4 months ago and they were fine.
1157139
I have had them for a few months now and as long as the individual packages are not open they tasted the same as the first time we tried them.
1157140
As long as the boxes were unopened they were fine. They taste a lot like regular cones so we all ended up using them :) ours lasted us almost a year.
1157141
I think the order I got the expiration was like a year later. Also other people who are not GF can eat them-they are actually very good.
464956
They can get a little hard. My 4 year old will sometimes just suck on them for a bit. I would not give gummies to kids under 4/3 yet.
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HI I usually plan ahead and make a bunch. Keeping them in ziploc bags. I will leave them overnight and then make another batch in the AM. Usually 12 is enough. I love them and they are a huge hit!! I have thought of trying to rinse and reuse but.....hmmmmm just don't know..lol
742677
I threw the box away months ago. I gave one to my children for Christmas and the maybe ate half of just the head after 3 months. I ended up throwing the rest away. It is a novelty.
1470250
You get 4 boxes, each containing 12 cones, for a total of 48 cones. They are really good if you haven't tried them. Besides ice cream, they also work well for those cupcake cones where you fill them with cupcake batter, bake, and frost to look like ice cream cones-- my GF kids (and their friends) love them!
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Just thinking back, I believe the first container lasted about three months - that was giving her 2 scoops daily for one month and then one scoop daily thereafter. So, I'm guessing at usual dosage it might last up to four months. Thanks for asking - I really should have kept track but when it gets low I just order more.
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I buy 6 bags at a time and usually don't get to the last one until a year later. I have never had any problems! Once I open a bag I put them in a jar with a tight lid to keep them fresh. If you do that they should last quite a while and still stay relatively fresh :)
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We bought extra and emptied them into a 5 gallon bucket with a sealed lid and absorbent packs. I would expect them to last for years. The box is waxed like a milk carton though and they keep well on a shelf if kept dry. Like the other poster said they taste so good they won't last long anyway.
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You know what? They claim 4-7 years old...The words are what you see in the picture, there are words on both sides. Like bus, bird, fish, all very easy words! My daughter is 2 and she does them all in about 5 minutes! It took her a little bit at first, but if your child is over 3 I don't think this is going to be difficult enough to keep him/her occupied for very long! I hope this helps you out!
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The cones are best used when first made. We have put extras in airtight plastic containers for a few days, and thats worked out well. Any longer than that , or in very high humidity , just put the cones ( even if they un roll , on a cookie sheet in a warm 250 degree oven for a few minutes & re roll them and they are great. they are so delicious and easy to make, we never buy cones anymore.
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They come in a windowed candy box, similar to a 1lb fudge box, if that helps. We've been eating them so I couldn't tell you how many pieces (only how many are left), but I'd estimate around 50. They are individually wrapped in plastic, like the individual Life Savers are wrapped.
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We usually buy 48 at a time. It takes quite a while (at least a year) to get through them and we have never had any issues.
428241
Of course, you need to freeze a lot of blocks. I would count on about 45 seconds per cone. This thing is powerful but not for little hands. Bring a class at a time and let them watch.
84188
I would guess about 20. I didn't realize how much it was, but when 4 kids play with it at the same time, it is more than enough.
1407759
Sorry to be so long getting back to you. I asked my son about this, and he said it lasted a long time. He wasn't really sure how many clips it filled, but I know they were outside for hours on end and I think only re-filled once.
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It depends on the size of the fish, but my daughter has had as many as 9 fish (each about 1inch) 1 plastic plant and 2 small house decorations. Hope this helps.
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Im guessing no more than 6. Although I've never had that many little ones at once.