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TUNA CONES

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Tuna Cones

This creative salad is great for everyone, including kids! By using cones,

you don't need bread, like you would for a sandwhich. Someone recently suggested I try it.

 


INGREDIENTS

  • Cooking Time: 0
  • Servings: 4
  • Preparation Time: 5
  • 1 can chunk light tuna
  • 4 ice cream cones
  • 1/4 c. mayonnaise
  • 4 black olives (without pits)
  • 1 sm. dill pickle
  • An Ice cream scoop
  • A Bowl

DIRECTIONS

Open tuna and drain off liquid. Put tuna into bowl and add


mayonnaise. Chop up the pickle and put in bowl too. Stir it all up.


Fill the cones with scoops of your tuna mixture and top with the


olives.





Tip: It's best if they're eaten promptly. They don't stand up in the refrigerator, very long. Oh, and more importantly, you have to make it


clear that you eat the tuna part, like you would a tuna salad or sandwich


and that it's not a dessert. Some people flinch at the idea of this recipe, because of the cones, and think they have to lick it.


RECIPE BACKSTORY

This creative salad is great for everyone, including kids! By using cones,

you don't need bread, like you would for a sandwhich. Someone recently suggested I try it.

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