One universal favorite, however, has got to be the classic ice cream cone. Cold, creamy goodness piled mountain-high in a crispy, golden wafer ... it's perfection. Well, until the ice cream starts ...

It was the waffle cone that replaced this ... It wasn’t ice-cream. It was Brutalist architecture. The chocolate-dipped bricks of stuffed wafer would be sandwiching two large scoops of vanilla.

The new Cornetto cones offer a particularly tasty and wintery ice cream experience with two new flavors: Popcorn and Salted ...

Mrs Wafer and Mr Cone are rival ice cream sellers in the same park. They always want to beat the other in selling the most ice creams, until a little girl’s choice forces them to co operate.

Waffle or wafer? Up until the 1890s, you wouldn’t have had either. Ice cream from street vendors ... thank for the close relative of the waffle cones we enjoy today. Recognised by its flashy ...

Creamy vanilla ice cream, crunchy nuts, and a crispy cone with a chocolatey coating all ... with a smooth layer of red bean paste encased in wafer, was a surprising hit. The one downside to ...

Waverley Bakery manufactures a range of ice-cream cones and wafers, including nougats and another sweet favourite oyster shells. Crolla Ice Cream Co, who are one of the biggest wholesale ice ...