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How to make Chocolate Balloon Bowls

10,227,341 views November 4, 2010 7:45

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ChannelMargie's It's No Secret

In brief

Create playful, edible chocolate bowls by dipping balloons in melted chocolate—ideal for parties, gifts, or desserts. Kids and adults alike will enjoy making these festive treats, which can be filled with candy, fruit, or ice cream. Perfect for birthdays, holidays, or any celebration.

Questions & answers

What can I fill these bowls with?

The creator suggests candy, fresh fruit, whipped cream, chocolate mousse, or ice cream.

Do I need to temper the chocolate?

No—this method only requires melting chocolate, no tempering.

Description from the creator

updated video for this called Decorated Balloon Bowls take a look...
These Chocolate Balloon Bowls are so much fun I just want to make millions of them. All you really need is a bowl of melted chocolate and balloons, wax paper on a cookie sheet and a refrigerator.
This is such a fun video to watch. Even more fun to do. Children will have a blast, adults also.
This could even be a wonderful project for a child's birthday party.
Add candy to these bowls and wrap the bowls up and use them as favors for your guest to take home.
These work great for just about any occasion. Use these balloon bowls simply for desserts. Fresh fruit and whipped cream to a rich Chocolate Mouse, ice cream or anything cold would be perfect.
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Margie's It's No Secret published this 7:45 video tutorial on November 4, 2010. It has been watched 10,227,341 times on YouTube.

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