Chocolate Brownie Cone S’mores

Satisfy your sweet tooth with chocolate brownie cone s'mores, a delightful twist on the classic campfire treat.

Published: July 3, 2021 · Modified: September 21, 2024 by Jennifer Ryan

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Chocolate brownie cone s’mores

Jennifer Ryan

These waffle cone s'mores are super simple to make and taste delicious. The warm gooey marshmallows with melted chocolate are the best combo ever.

5 from 8 votes

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Prep Time 5

Cook Time 5

cooling time 5

Total Time 15

Course Dessert

Cuisine American

Servings

Calories 277 kcal

Equipment

Ingredients

6 Waffle cone
6 tbsp Chocolate syrup
60 g Mini marshmallows
72 g Large marshmallows
60 g Chocolate chips
132 g Squares of brownie

Instructions

Add a little chocolate syrup to the bottom of each waffle cone then simply add in your mini marshmallows, chocolate chips, brownie squares and large marshmallows.
6 tbsp Chocolate syrup, 60 g Mini marshmallows, 72 g Large marshmallows, 60 g Chocolate chips, 132 g Squares of brownie, 6 Waffle cone
Wrap each filled cone tightly with foil making sure there are no gaps, you don’t want your melted s’mores to leak out while their cooking.

How to cook smores in the oven

There are lots of ways to cook s’mores, you can cook them in a pre-heated oven at 170°C for 5 minutes.

How to heat smores over a BBQ grill

On a heated BBQ grill for about 5-7 minutes, turning over halfway to make sure its cooked through.

How to cook smores over a campfire

Or over a campfire for about 5 minutes (it may take less time to cook over a fire depending how hot the fire is)
Wait a couple of minutes before unwrapping them as the foil will be super-hot, When the marshmallows and chocolate melt together it becomes a splendid gooey treat, we all call s’mores.

Notes

Tips and Tricks

Wait a couple of minutes before unwrapping them as the foil will be super-hot.

Nutrition

Calories: 277kcalCarbohydrates: 42gProtein: 2gFat: 5gSaturated Fat: 2gPolyunsaturated Fat: 1gMonounsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 1mgSodium: 64mgPotassium: 60mgFiber: 1gSugar: 36gVitamin C: 1mgCalcium: 8mgIron: 1mg

Keyword bbq dessert, campfire desserts, chocolate brownie, cone smores, marshmallows, quick and easy, s'mores

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Cone s’mores are one of those treats that can be enjoyed any time of year. I make these in the summer for an after-BBQ treat, in the autumn when we are sitting around the fire pit, and on occasion I’ve even made these as a movie night snack. As a family we all love different variations of this melted gorgeous gooey treat. I love to add squares of brownie to mine, my boys love peanut butter and the girls love the chocolate and raspberries combo. I love making my s’mores in cones as it crates less mess and I never get sticky fingers.

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Cone s’mores couldn’t be any easier to make, simply fill your waffle cone with marshmallows and a few of your favorite treats. Next wrap each filled cone tightly with foil making sure there are no gaps, you don’t want your melted s’mores to leak out while their cooking. Cook over a BBQ grill or campfire for about five minutes. Remove from the heat, wait a couple of minutes before unwrapping them as the foil will be super-hot, When the marshmallows and chocolate melt together it becomes a splendid gooey treat, we all call s’mores. Absolute perfection.

What are smores?

Smores are a popular campfire treat, its made up of marshmallows and squares of chocolate sandwiched between two Graham crackers. To make traditional smores first you toast your marshmallow over the campfire. Once your marshmallow is lovely and gooey, grab yourself two graham crackers and a few squares of chocolate and sandwich the hot sticky marshmallow between them. The warmth from the marshmallow will then melt the chocolate chunks leaving you with the best campfire dessert ever.

Can I buy graham crackers in the UK?

Graham crackers are an American biscuit which are not sold in the UK supermarkets. Graham crackers are a sweet American biscuit which is typically used to make smores, cheesecake bases and crumbled onto desserts. The closest biscuit we have in the UK would be our famous Digestive biscuit. I have however found Honey Maid graham crackers on Amazon, it comes with free delivery to Amazon Prime members too.