Item number 711dipchockt
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UPC Code:400017630274
Add mouth-watering flavor and texture to your frozen desserts with this Phillips chocolate ice cream shell coating! Designed for adherence to ice cream and frozen fruit, you can easily customize your sweet treats. Simply heat up the coating, dip your frozen confection, and the coating will quickly harden to create a crunchy shell. You can also drizzle the heated coating on top of the surface of any frozen dessert to enhance its appearance.
This product is not ready to use right out of the can, as it needs to be heated up and stirred until well blended. Thanks to the simple usage directions, however, you'll be ready to use it in no time. Drizzle, dip, and dunk your most popular desserts into this shell dip to enhance your ice cream parlor or restaurant's creations.
Usage Directions:
- Open can, remove label, and place in a dry heat warmer
- Heat to and maintain a temperature of 95 to 105 degrees Fahrenheit
- Always stir coating before use
- Dip, dunk, or drizzle frozen dessert
- Note: If the coating is above 105 degrees Fahrenheit, do not dip frozen product, as the coating will slide off
Attention CA Residents:
This item was made in the United States of America.
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This chocolate cone dip tastes great, looks great and dries fast. We use it for our soft serve ice cream and we just tried it with strawberries. I'm surprised Webstaurant doesn't sell the warmer for it, so we had to buy that somewhere else. The dip works well for us around 90-93 degrees. It's very thin if it gets too hot.
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We are new to the soft serve game but with summer heating up we're selling a lot of cones. We've been wanting to add chocolate dip but were intimated by the process. We were worried about product storage after each daily use, so I reached out to Phillips and they let me know you just let it cool and cover and re-heat the next day. Couldn't be easier. Turns out those instructions are labeled on the can itself. We purchased the Avantco #10 can warmer and after experimenting we had it cranked a little too high and ended up with our chocolate at 120 degrees. We dialed it back and got it down to 105 before attempting our dips. We were shocked to find how easy the process was to dip, drip and let dry (FAST!). The cones come out beautiful and the chocolate is simply amazing! Everyone loves the Read More
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This cone dip not only tastes amazing it smells amazing everyone I open the can. Make sure to read the instruction and keep your temps at the appropriate setting. Too hot and it will be too runny to stick. To cold and it will come out way to thick. Play around with the temp until you get your preferred thickness.
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This stuff is delicious, but if you don't sell a LOT, it will expire extremely quickly. We stored it, along with the other flavors, and this was the only one that grew mold on it.
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
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The product was old and out of date. Can arrive dented and dirty
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Chocolate dipped cones come out great! We use this dip for our frozen bananas as well.
We love Phillips chocolate cone coat and wouldn't dream of using anything else. I tested all the chocolate dips on the market and found this to taste the best. It is easy to use and adheres to our ice cream bars no problem!
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This product has a great flavor. Melts down smoothly.
WORKS WELL TO COAT BANANAS AND FREEZE THEM FOR OUR ICE CREAM SHOP. THE TASTE AND QUALITY OF THE SHELL COATING IS EXCELLENT. WILL BE ORDERING MORE FOR OUR OPERATION.
Love this chocolate coating. I use it for frozen bananas ,frozen strawberries and homemade ice cream bars. Will definitely continue buying for all of my dipping needs.
Our customers loved the Shell! We just a ton for our Soft serve cones and customers love to drizzle it onto their yogurt. The taste is perfect!
This was a great addition to my daughter's ice cream parlor themed birthday party. This is a large can and will coat a tremendous number of ice cream cones. They were a nice addition to a tasty treat.
I run a Ice cream stand and this Chocolate Ice Cream Shell Dip- #10 Can is perfect to use for the customers ice creams orders.
Works amazingly! I wouldn’t use any other brand! It hardens very quick tastes great! Our customers love it and it’s an up sell all of the time!
This chocolate ice cream shell dip comes in a large can and is great for also dipping frozen bananas and other fruits with. Great chocolatey flavor.
this chocolate shell dip is awesome! customers rave about it, i find just not to put the actual warming unit up to high so it sticks to ice cream perfectly
this is great tasting chocolate shell.that we use to make a custom ice cream sandwich that we then dip in the chocolate shell and then sprinkles.
A really nice quality chocolate ice cream shell dip that is great for making our dip cones. The chocolate tastes great and is perfect for our ice cream catering bar.
I love this shell dip! Such a versatile product that we can use in almost everything we want to have chocolate covered treats in our shops. This is our absolute favorite because you can work on however consistency you want from thin to thick depending on your equipment. At first I thought it was too runny but I figured out the right temperature for the consistency I want. We use it on our chocolate covered fruits, ice cream, mini bars and other things!
This brand is great for dipped cones. Perfect consistency and makes a pretty dipped cone! Also a great price ..It goes a long ways per can.
