Tasting Butterfinger Dipped Drumstick

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You are familiar with the ice cream treat Drumstick and the brand has combined with Butterfinger for a truly delicious confection. Some history on the original sundae cone. At the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, an ice cream seller ran out of serving bowls and turned to rolled up waffles as containers. The Parker Bros. in 1928 added the nutty chocolate coating and called them “Drumsticks” because they reminded of chicken legs. These cones come eight to a package with three different flavors. Each sugar cone is topped by chocolate nut coating with a Butterfinger taste, chocolate inner lining and nougat in the tapered end. Chocolate Butterfinger is standard chocolate ice cream. Butterfinger Fudge is richer in flavor. Perhaps the best is Butterfinger flavored ice cream filling. Super good all around. Each flavor is a winner.