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The Happy Housewife shares tricks and tips for making your own fudge. (photo from Kraft)
Amy’s Finer Things posted a recipe for Rice Krispies Ornament Treats. I’m thoroughly impressed!
And this isn’t exactly for Christmas, but Tammy shared how to make your own version of Starbuck’s Chai Tea Latte.
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Those rice krispy treats are the coolest looking things ever!! I may have to break my Christmas Baking fast to make these!! How fun!!
Thanks for sharing great recipes, Crystal. It’s so awesome to discover such wonderful blogs and the spectacular women behind them!
I’ve had so much fun finding new blogs and/or featuring some of my favorite blogs. I’m glad you’ve enjoyed it, too!
Celestial Seasonings Nutcracker Sweet is another good Chai-making tea. I brew the water from my keurig on small cup, over a bag. Steep for 3 minutes, add a dash of sugar (doesn’t take much at all), squeeze the bag, and then top off my mug with cream or milk. Zap it in the microwave for 45-55 seconds, and the temp is just like it was handed by a barrista at Satrbucks, without the pain of crashing your grocery budget for a treat
The best fudge I’ve ever made was from the recipe on the back of Fluff. I kid you not!
The Chai Tea Latte is right up my alley. I love coffee, especially flavored but I have been drinking less because of the high caffeine and sugar. Plus it doesn’t help my exercise regimen.