\u00a0I thought that I liked tacos before I worked on this chocolate taco recipe.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I LOVE tacos now!\u00a0 Especially chocolate tacos . . . with ice cream, and sprinkles, and M&M’s, and chocolate chips, and marshmallows, and chocolate sauce . . . you get it!<\/p>\n
When I was doing my research for this recipe, I encountered many recipes for hard tacos shells that were simply dipped into chocolate, and left to harden.\u00a0 I thought that those would be a great salty\/sweet combination, but I wanted a taco with a FULL chocolate shell.\u00a0 This chocolate taco shell is so chocolatey that you need the ice cream combination to settle it down!!\u00a0 That is, if something being “super chocolatey” is a problem for you.\u00a0 I loved it.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Making the chocolate shells is a bit time consuming, but if you have an assembly line of set up prepared, you’ll be flying through the process.\u00a0 The chocolate shells harden and are relatively delicate, but most of mine stayed together and survived cracking.\u00a0 I only had one casualty . . . I missed the wooden spoon and it dropped into the bowl.\u00a0<\/p>\n
When dipping the shells into the melted chocolate make sure that you have a large container for dipping.\u00a0 I went immediately to sprinkles (because they make me HAPPY!), but I think that crushed up Oreo’s or peanuts would be delicious too!\u00a0 You could add peanut butter cups, or crushed Oreo’s as the toppings as well.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Try using frozen yogurt and fresh fruit if you’re looking for a more healthier dessert.\u00a0 Strawberries and bananas would go fabulously with the chocolate shells.\u00a0 There are so many possibilities!!\u00a0 Let me know in the comments section what flavour combination you would like best.<\/p>\n