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Ignore the fancy cone rollers you see online. Grab a clean kitchen towel and a small glass. As soon as your waffle comes out of the maker, flip it onto the towel, place the glass on top, and gently fold the waffle around it to form a cone.

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Your first cone will look like a lopsided hat from a bad cartoon. It’s okay. Eat it anyway with a spoonful of sprinkles. By the second try, you’ll have a shape that actually fits a scoop of strawberry.

If you want a bowl instead of a cone, just drape the warm waffle over an upside-down bowl. It creates a perfect little cup for ice cream. The mess is part of the charm—sugar dust will get everywhere.

When Life Gives You Broken Waffles

Your waffle will sometimes crack while you try to shape it. That’s not failure; that’s a waffle crisp. Dip the broken pieces in melted chocolate and call them "artisanal shards." Your friends will be impressed by your "deconstructed dessert."

The best part? The flavor is unforgettably fresh. A store-bought cone tastes like cardboard with a thin glaze. A homemade one from a regular waffle maker tastes like brown butter and sugar, with little crispy edges that crumble in your mouth.

You’ll also feel a ridiculous amount of pride. You made a cone. In a waffle maker. It’s like you hacked the system of dessert making.