A sugar cone toasting assembly includes a spike that has a pointed end to penetrate ground near an open flame. A rod is removably attachable to the spike and a barrier is removably attachable to the rod. In this way the barrier can be elevated above the ground when the rod is attached to the spike and the spike is inserted into the ground. A plurality of holders is each disposed on the barrier and each of the holders extends over the open flame when the spike is inserted into the ground. Each of the holders has a curved portion forming a circle to receive a pointed end of a sugar cone thereby facilitating the sugar cone to be toasted by the open flame.

A sugar cone toasting assembly includes a spike that has a pointed end to penetrate ground near an open flame. A rod is removably attachable to the spike and a barrier is removably attachable to the rod. In this way the barrier can be elevated above the ground when the rod is attached to the spike and the spike is inserted into the ground. A plurality of holders is each disposed on the barrier and each of the holders extends over the open flame when the spike is inserted into the ground. Each of the holders has a curved portion forming a circle to receive a pointed end of a sugar cone thereby facilitating the sugar cone to be toasted by the open flame.

Trays are designed to allow an individual to carry their food on a tray where the individual has complete control of the tray with one hand. The tray can be customized for a particular food vendor's menu. At the same time, the tray allows for advertising information on the front view. The tray is constructed for a one time use and therefore is made from a thin plastic or cardboard.

The Go Tray was designed to allow an individual to carry their food on a tray where the individual has complete control of the tray with one hand. The tray can be customized for a particular food vendors menu. At the same time the Go Tray allows for advertising information on the front view. The Go Tray will be constructed for a one time use and therefore will be made from a thin plastic or cardboard.

A serving container for holding ice cream cones includes a tray body and a plurality of receptacles. The tray body includes a bottom surface, side surfaces extending perpendicular to the bottom surface, and a top surface extending perpendicular to and connecting the side surfaces. The receptacles are positioned in the tray body. Each of the receptacles has an aperture positioned in the top surface of the tray body. Each of the receptacles includes a bottom wall and a substantially cylindrical side wall extending from the bottom wall. Each of the receptacles has the shape of an inverted truncated cone designed to conform to a handle portion of an ice cream cone inserted therein.