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Snowman and Reindeer Treats

December 6, 2009 By Michelle Barneck 4 Comments

Um, excuse me? Did someone order the Cute Holiday Treat ideas with a side of You can do this?

Ultimate Hot Chocolate from Our Best Bites

I will put this one in my giant mug. Like the one from “So I Married an Axe Murderer.”



Peppermint Whipped Cream from Make and Takes

Is it possible to have a crush on a topping? I think I’m in love!

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Snowman Donuts from Creative Holiday Gift Ideas

Love, love that carrot nose! Too cute!



Melting Snowmen Cookies from The Decorated Cookie

I died laughing when I saw this.



Marshmallow Snowmen from Speckled Egg

I love marshmallow. I love it even more covered in chocolate!




Reindeer Cupcakes from Homemaking Fun

So cute, except I’m not sure the Flipz would last long enough for me to decorate.



Reindeer Pops from Bakerella

On Dasher, On Dancer, On Prancer and Vixen I’ve got to go now, some of these I am fixin!

Santa's Reindeer Pops

You know me, I’m all about the treats! And if they have a holiday theme, even better! I think I need some of that peppermint whipped cream stat! Have you had peppermint ice cream with hot fudge? It is a holiday tradition at my house and it is delish!

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Feature Friday-Sisters Stuff Blog Swap

November 13, 2009 By Michelle Barneck 3 Comments

Today’s Feature Friday on this lovely Friday the 13th are two cute sisters Whitney and Alish who combine forces to create Sisters Stuff.

Sisters Stuff

I found their adorable blog, like they say below, when Alish and I became swap partners. Just look at all the cute stuff I got in the mail. If you get one of those cute cards, just pretend you didn’t see this and act like I made it. 😉 Thanks again Alish!

They are obviously very talented, so I’ll hand it over and let them show you around!

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We discovered A Little Tipsy when Alish got her as her Tip Junkie Trade Secrets partner.
We are so excited that we found her blog and are swapping with her today.

Here are a few questions Michelle wanted us to answer:

What is your favorite crafting tool or secret weapon? Hot Glue Gun

What is your favorite organization tip? De-junking

What is the last movie you saw in the theater? The Proposal

Here is a little more about us.

We are 2 sisters that love crafts, recipes, saving money, organizing, home decor, trends, and love being moms. {Sisters Stuff} was created to share all the stuff we love.

Here are some of our favorite posts.
Recipe for Death by Chocolate

Cleaning Box for organizing chores.

We love this jewelry holder.

Thanks again for letting us swap with you today! Come check out {Sisters Stuff} for more great ideas!

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Great ideas Whitney and Alish! You are now entered in to the Hall of Fame as Tipsters of the week!

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Turkey Cookies

November 11, 2009 By Michelle Barneck 8 Comments

This has been a family Thanksgiving tradition of mine for a long time. These turkey cookies are really fun to make and the little ones love to help! They only take a few minutes to make, but have a BIG wow factor! Let’s get going with the Thanksgiving Turkey Cookie Tutorial!

Ingredients needed for Turkey Cookies:
Ginger snaps
Chocolate Frosting
Candy Corns (get them soon, they are hard to find closer to Thanksgiving!)
Hershey Kisses (I used the almond ones just because I like them better)
Chocolate Chips
Red Hots

Tools:
Cutting board
Knives (one to trim cookies, one to spread frosting)

I like to put all the ingredients in bowls for easy access.

1. First, trim a ginger snap with a knife to make the tail. Make sure the cut is not angled or your tail will fall over.

2. Spread frosting on cookie piece and add five candy corns for feathers.

3. Add some frosting to the flat edge of the cookie and stand it up on the edge of another ginger snap. (Tail)

4. Frost the bottom of a kiss and put it on the cookie in front of the tail. (Body) This will help hold up the tail while the frosting sets.

5. Dip the edge of a chocolate chip in frosting and place it near the top of the Hershey’s Kiss. (Head) Then, dip a red hot in frosting and place it below the chocolate chip on the kiss. (Gobble)

There you have it! One fantastic little turkey cookie!
Now, gobble til you wobble!

We love to use these as a Thanksgiving activity for the kids
while all the food is cooking.

Turkey cookies are a fun little treat for neighbors or would be really cute set at
each place on the Thanksgiving table!

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Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cupcakes

October 28, 2009 By Michelle Barneck 9 Comments

Here’s a fun little Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cupcake recipe that is pretty darn healthy (I think it’s like 1 weight watchers point, no I am not on Weight Watchers, but my former co-workers who were loved these) and ridiculously easy! Oh, and did I mention yummy! My husbands co-workers (aka computer geeks) loved these!

Ingredients:
1 box spice cake
1 small can Pumpkin
1/2 bag of chocolate chips

Mix it up, put in cups and bake for 22 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean. This will make about 20ish pumpkin cupcakes depending on how big you make them.
Easy peasy. Seriously, if you mess this one up I don’t know what to tell you!

I put them in paper cups, but also borrowed this awesome pumpkin shaped pan from my sis. I think she may have purchased it at Ikea?

I added a little green frosting swirl to the pumpkin shaped ones. I did not have an fall themed plated so I used two of the generic ones to make a little container and drew a pumpkin on top with markers.

Hmmm. I gave them all away. Maybe I need to make more. 🙂

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