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Crafted from fondant, icing, and waffle bowls, these made-from-scratch Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls recipe will be the life of any Finding Dory or ocean-themed party!

Crafted from fondant, icing, and waffle bowls, these made-from-scratch Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls recipe will be the life of any Finding Dory or ocean-themed party!

Finding Dory Party Foods: Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls

I may getting getting ahead of myself here, but I am so excited about Finding Dory swimming into theaters on June 17th! In fact, big kids and little kids everywhere are getting prepared for the next deep sea adventure featuring everyone’s favorite forgetful blue tang, Dory, along with her friends Nemo and Marlin! If you are already finding yourself planning fun-filled Finding Dory (or any ocean themed) parties, then you are going to want to keep this Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls Recipe close by for easy access!

Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls 1

Don’t let working with fondant scare you away, either. It’s no harder than playing with playdough! Simply roll it out flat, and cut out shapes with a fondant knife! You will need a Dory (or other fish) template for this recipe. I simply found one through Google, printed it, and then cut it out. 

Ready to see how to make these Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls?

What You Will Need
Ingredients
  • Blue Fondant
  • Yellow Fondant
  • White Frosting
  • Black Frosting
  • Blue Frosting
  • Light Blue Frosting
  • Mini Waffle Bowls
  • Yellow Candy Melts
  • Blue Sugar Sprinkles
  • Vanilla Ice Cream
Tools
  • Finding Dory Paper Template (or any fish template)
  • Fondant Roller (or small rolling pin)
  • Fondant Knife
What To Do
Begin by roling the blue fondant out flat. Place the Dory paper template on top of the fondant, and then use the fondant knife to cut around template. Make sure to remove any excess fondant. I also used the fondant knife to make little indentions along the head of the blue fondant fish (see second picture below). 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process cut out template on fondant
Next, roll the yellow fondant out flat, and then place the fin cutouts on top of fondant. Using the fondant knife, carefully cut around the template and remove the excess fondant. Place the yellow fins in place on top of blue fondant. If you want to, you can go ahead and lightly trace out the facial features on the blue fondant with the knife so you can easily fill them in with icing in the next few steps. And now you are finished with the hardest part – the rest is easy!
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #2
Using the white frosting, draw/fill in big round eyes onto the blue fondant. 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #3Now draw the pupils on the eyes with the black frosting. 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #4
Using the light blue frosting and the blue frosting, draw accent lines on the fish around the fins, mouth and head. Once finished, place in freezer for at least 15 minutes to allow the fondant to harden. 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #5Meanwhile, melt the yellow candy melts in a microwave safe bowl or using a double-boiler. Once the candy is completely melted, use a small spoon to thoroughly cover the inside of each mini waffle bowl. 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #6
Add a light dusting of blue sugar sprinkles along the edge of the bowl, and then place in the freezer for 15 minutes or until the candy melt has hardened.
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #9
Once the candy is hard, add 3 small scoops of vanilla ice cream to each waffle bowl, and top with another dusting of blue sugar sprinkles. 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo #11
Top it off with a Finding Dory fondant treat… 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowl In-Process photo#12
…and enjoy your made-from-scratch Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls! 
 
Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls with Ice Cream mainBe sure to check back regularly for more adorable Finding Dory party ideas! Plus, if you liked this idea, you’ll love my Angry Birds Inspired Fruit Punch recipe! And now for the easy-peasy printable…
 
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Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls
Prep Time
30 mins
 
Crafted from fondant, icing, and waffle bowls, these made-from-scratch Finding Dory Chocolate Covered Waffle Bowls will be the life of any Finding Dory or ocean-themed party!
Author: Bullock's Buzz
Ingredients
  • Blue Fondant
  • Yellow Fondant
  • White Frosting
  • Black Frosting
  • Blue Frosting
  • Light Blue Frosting
  • Mini Waffle Bowls
  • Yellow Candy Melts
  • Blue Sugar Sprinkles
  • Vanilla Ice Cream
  • TOOLS
  • Finding Dory Paper Template or any fish template
  • Fondant Roller or small rolling pin
  • Fondant Knife
Instructions
  1. Begin by rolling the blue fondant out flat.
  2. Place the Dory paper template on top of the fondant, and use the fondant knife to cut around template. Make sure to remove any excess fondant.
  3. At this point, I also used the fondant knife to make little indentions along the head of the blue fondant fish.
  4. Next, roll the yellow fondant out flat, and then place the fin cutouts on top of it.
  5. Using the fondant knife, carefully cut around the template fins and remove the excess fondant.
  6. Place the yellow fondant fins in place on top of blue fondant.
  7. Using the white frosting, draw/fill in big round eyes onto the blue fondant. Then use the black icing to fill in the pupils.
  8. Next, use the light blue frosting and the blue frosting to draw accent lines on the fish around the fins, mouth and head.
  9. Once finished, place in freezer for at least 15 minutes to allow the fondant to harden.
  10. Meanwhile, melt the yellow candy melts in a microwave safe bowl or using a double-boiler.
  11. Once the candy is completely melted, use a small spoon to thoroughly cover the inside of each mini waffle bowl.
  12. Add a light dusting of blue sugar sprinkles along the edge of the bowl, and then place in the freezer for 15 minutes or until the candy melt has hardened.
  13. Once the candy is hard, add 3 small scoops of vanilla ice cream to each waffle bowl, and top with another dusting of blue sugar sprinkles.
  14. Top it off with a Finding Dory fondant treat and enjoy!
Recipe Notes

How many Finding Dory fondant fish you get out of this recipe depends on how much fondant you use.

 
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    • Alaina Bullock says

      June 18, 2016 at 1:56 pm

      They are a lot of fun! It does take some time and patience, but it is well worth it! Pluds, kids can help with some of the steps! It’s a great activity to spend time together making!

      Reply

  4. Elizabeth O. says

    June 18, 2016 at 9:39 am

    How creative is this! It’s perfect for kids’ parties especially during the summer. Thanks for the awesome tutorial as well. You did an amazing job!

    Reply

    • Alaina Bullock says

      June 18, 2016 at 1:55 pm

      Thank you! Kids get a kick out of them! They’re perfect for a Dory or ocean themed birthday party!

      Reply

  7. Courtney Gillard says

    June 18, 2016 at 11:13 am

    I am not into sweet treats but I am sure that this one is delicious. I will try this on my cheat day!

    Reply

    • Alaina Bullock says

      June 18, 2016 at 1:53 pm

      You wouldn’t mess them up! It is so much easier than most people think to work with fondant! And the bowls are simply ‘painted’ with melted candy coating.

      Reply

  13. Kathy says

    June 19, 2016 at 5:12 pm

    What a great idea! I love all these Finding Dory foods and crafts. I bet this one tastes amazing too. I know my girls would have a blast making them.

    Reply

    • Alaina Bullock says

      June 19, 2016 at 6:28 pm

      Thank you! Yes!! There are so many adorable ones out there! It’s hard to pick one to make!

      Reply

    • Alaina Bullock says

      June 20, 2016 at 1:26 pm

      Thank you! They do take some effort, but once you get the hang of cutting out the fondant, it goes much faster!

      Reply

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