Colorful Macaroons Party Invitations

Gorgeous little macaroons in luscious flavors and incredible colors can be found everywhere and are an elegant choice to include in a dessert bar, to serve at a lunch, brunch or tea for a bridal shower or a baby shower. Our Macaroons Party Invitations will add flavor to any special occasion or event.

How to Peel a Kiwi

If you love Kiwis but hate peeling them, this video is for you!

Easy Way to Serve Ice Cream with Birthday Cake

If you're serving cake and ice cream at your party, here's a great idea to make a sticky situation a breeze. Place individual scoops of ice cream in a cupcake pan lined with paper baking cups.  Put in the freezer for up to several hours. After the cake is cut, remove the scoops from the paper baking cups, or serve them in the cups, and drop them onto the waiting plates. Source: Real Simple

Fall Invitations and Pumpkin & Salted Caramel Macarons

Invite friends to celebrate the season, for dinner or just for fun and serve these delicious Pumpkin and Salted Caramel Macarons (recipe from One Vanilla Bean.) 

The Tangerine Fall Leaves Invitations is a beautiful way to invite your guests to your party.

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Easy Toffee Recipe

Toffee is one of my favorites and this recipe is as fabulous as it is easy!

3/4 cup brown sugar (packed)
1/2 cup butter
1 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup semi sweet chocolate chips

Grease a 9 x 9-inch cake pan. Spread the chopped walnuts evenly in the bottom of the pan. Over high heat, melt together sugar and butter in medium size saucepan until boiling. Lower heat to medium. Boil over medium heat for 7 minutes. Pour into pan. Sprinkle chocolate chips over hot mixture.

Place a cookie sheet over the pan to retain the heat and melt the chocolate chips. Cut into squares while hot, then refrigerate until hard. Break into pieces.

Note: Yield depends on how large you break the pieces.

Eat This, Not That - Test your food choice skills

Diet? Now? With the holiday season around the corner, how many of you have started to think about holiday weight gain and how to prevent it?

My son asked me to get him the "Eat This, Not That" book when he learned about it in his health class. Once he was no longer playing football and basketball and burning a zillion calories a day, he needed to change his eating habits. It was fun to discover new habits together and how little changes can add up to a big change without dieting.

Now, you can test your food knowledge with the "Eat This, Not That Game". The game tests your knowledge of foods for every meal as well as desserts and snacks. Try it, what have you got to loose, except maybe a few hundred unnecessary calories.

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