If you make these Dark Chocolate “Choco-Tacos” let me know!īe sure to leave me a comment, rating, and review so I can use your feedback to create more yums. These tacos are best enjoyed fresh, but can be kept in the freezer for 1-2 weeks. This recipe is great for a lower sugar creative ice cream night, and will be a hit with both kids and adults! Just in case the summer sun decides to stay a while. It’s currently making me happy that my freezer is stocked with Dark Chocolate “Choco-Tacos” for an easy dessert! I think slivered almonds, sprinkles, dried fruit, granola, or mixed seeds would also make a fantastic topper. Place tacos back in the freezer until they’re good and solid, then serve!įor toppings, I went with crushed peanuts, dark chocolate chips, and shredded coconut. When the warm chocolate hits the frozen cream it will harden rapidly, so sprinkle your toppings on immediately so they set in the crunchy chocolate layer. The trick here is to have all of your toppings ready to go as soon as melty chocolate hits chocolate-y ice cream. Once the tacos are good and firm, spoon the chocolate over the top of the chocolate stuffed taco, encasing it completely. Place the tacos on a cookie sheet and pop them in the freezer while you melt the chocolate. You want to fit as much ice ice cream as you can to fill the taco without breaking the shell! I used a mixture of a cookie scoop and a spoon to alternatively scoop and press the ice cream into the taco shell. Make sure to scoop the ice cream into the taco shells when the ice cream is still firm, not soupy. I used a pan organizer as a DIY taco holder here and it worked perfectly! The choco-taco making process is easier if you can secure your baked tortillas in a taco holder or slot. You’re going to love the dark chocolate ice cream stuffed inside this dessert taco for a decadent cocoa flavor.

I’m a purist when it comes to my ice cream flavors, so my favorites are Madagascan Vanilla and Dark Chocolate. Luckily, I was able to sample Coconut Bliss at Expo West this past spring and was blown away by how creamy it is.Īs the name suggests, Coconut Bliss ice cream is coconut milk based, made with minimal ingredients, and sweetened with agave syrup. In the past few years I honestly haven’t had much ice cream because I wasn’t too keen on the ingredients. You can also bake your own following these instructions.įor my dark chocolate choco-taco filling, I used Coconut Bliss Dark Chocolate Ice Cream.įinding a non-dairy, vegan ice cream that is also refined sugar-free used to be challenging. I recommend buying a baked corn tortilla with ingredients that are just corn, lime, and Himalayan sea salt. You know I’m always a fan of a good sweet and savory combination and this one with slightly salty baked corn tortillas and dark chocolate ice cream is the ULTIMATE. When I nail a vegan, gluten-free, and refined sugar-free waffle cone recipe, you’ll be the first to hear about it.Īnyway, after a few searches online, I saw that dessert tacos were, well, kind of a thing.Ĭool, I thought, I can get down with this. Originally, I wanted to use a classic waffle taco, but to be honest I just wasn’t all that impressed with the ingredients in your average waffle cone. If you’re scratching your head wondering where the waffle cone is, let me explain. These ice-cream stuffed tacos are the best way to extend the summer sweetness a while longer. So I made some today that are vegan, gluten-free, and naturally sweetened.

I miss a good dessert taco, how about you? When I didn’t order a chocolate chip cookie ice cream sandwich from the ice cream man at my pool growing up, you bet I was ordering a choco-taco. Shut off the oven and let’s make Double Dark Chocolate “Choco-Tacos”.

This calls for one cheers with something chilled…

Today when I woke up and checked my phone the weather app told me it was going to be 95 degrees today in Virginia. Dark Chocolate “Choco-Tacos” in 30 minutes! Crispy corn tortillas stuffed with vegan dark chocolate ice cream dipped in chocolate with your favorite toppings.

Choco tacos