Piece de Monnaie (Kitchen Scale) - A kitchen scale ensures precision in measuring ingredients such as cherries and chocolate for consistent results.
Conche Machine (Handheld Ice Cream Maker) - This handheld machine helps create a creamy texture in the ice cream base before freezing, making it easier to dip cherries into dark chocolate without causing them to break.
Ice Cream Scoop - A scoop can be used for serving the finished ice cream or if any adjustments are needed after dipping cherries in chocolate.
Cherry Pitter (Manual) - Essential for removing pits from fresh cherries if using them in their natural state before dipping into chocolate, though not explicitly mentioned in your recipe but useful for related processes.
Silicone Baking Mat - Useful for baking cookies or other dessert components that may be part of a similar preparation process found on Amazon.
Glass Mixing Bowl (2 qt) - A large bowl could be used for mixing the ice cream base, though not directly mentioned in your recipe but useful in broader dessert-making contexts available online.
Pastry Bag with Tip - Useful for decorating or adding a finishing touch to dipped chocolate cherries on an ice cream cone if you're looking into more elaborate presentations.
Mini Ice Cream Cones (Pack of 12) - Directly relevant, providing the final presentation vehicle for this dessert recipe.
Cherry Chiller - A specialty item to keep cherries cold before dipping in chocolate if one is preparing a similar dessert but not explicitly mentioned in your provided link.
3 pints premium cherry ice cream
8 sugar cones
1 11.5-ounce package bittersweet chocolate chips
1/4 cup vegetable oil
2 ounces high-quality white chocolate (such as Lindt or Perugina), chopped
1 1/2 cups coarsely chopped toasted almonds
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