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Prepare the chocolate for melting. Divide the chocolate chips into small, separate plastic bags, approximately 50g per bag. This allows for easier handling and melting.

Melt the chocolate. Place the bags of chocolate chips into a pot of hot water, creating a bain-marie. Allow the chocolate to melt gently, stirring occasionally within the bags if possible, until it becomes smooth and liquid. This should take about 5 minutes.

Coat the plastic tubes. Take one small, clear plastic tube or bag. Using a spoon, scoop a portion of the melted chocolate into the bag. Gently squeeze and roll the bag to distribute the chocolate evenly along the inner walls, coating a section of approximately 8-9 cm in length from the bottom.

Add the filling. Insert a funnel into the opening of the chocolate-coated plastic bag. Carefully pour approximately 250 ml of the cream (or other liquid base) into the bag through the funnel. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the remaining bags.

Seal the bags. Carefully remove any excess air from each bag by gently squeezing it upwards. Twist the open end of the bag tightly and secure it with a plastic tie to seal the contents.

Freeze the desserts. Place the filled and tied bags onto a tray. Transfer the tray to a freezer and allow the desserts to freeze completely until solid. This will take a minimum of 4 hours.

Serve. Once thoroughly frozen, remove a Geladinho from the freezer. To serve, unwrap and peel off the outer plastic layer from the dessert. The chocolate-coated creamy filling is now exposed and ready to be consumed.


Prepare the chocolate for melting. Divide the chocolate chips into small, separate plastic bags, approximately 50g per bag. This allows for easier handling and melting.

Melt the chocolate. Place the bags of chocolate chips into a pot of hot water, creating a bain-marie. Allow the chocolate to melt gently, stirring occasionally within the bags if possible, until it becomes smooth and liquid. This should take about 5 minutes.

Coat the plastic tubes. Take one small, clear plastic tube or bag. Using a spoon, scoop a portion of the melted chocolate into the bag. Gently squeeze and roll the bag to distribute the chocolate evenly along the inner walls, coating a section of approximately 8-9 cm in length from the bottom.

Add the filling. Insert a funnel into the opening of the chocolate-coated plastic bag. Carefully pour approximately 250 ml of the cream (or other liquid base) into the bag through the funnel. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the remaining bags.

Seal the bags. Carefully remove any excess air from each bag by gently squeezing it upwards. Twist the open end of the bag tightly and secure it with a plastic tie to seal the contents.

Freeze the desserts. Place the filled and tied bags onto a tray. Transfer the tray to a freezer and allow the desserts to freeze completely until solid. This will take a minimum of 4 hours.

Serve. Once thoroughly frozen, remove a Geladinho from the freezer. To serve, unwrap and peel off the outer plastic layer from the dessert. The chocolate-coated creamy filling is now exposed and ready to be consumed.
