Today is apparently National Lollypop Day–not too bad of a choice of a thing to give its own day. However, just like “every day is Kid’s Day” some things don’t really need any special attention. So, this particular ‘Day’ goes one step further. See’s Candies, the makers of those wonderfully delicious little chocolates, is celebrating with a contest. Read the press release that follows to see how you can win a trip to the traditional home (aka the chocolate factory) of the sweet-to-eat treats.
The popular Zoku Quick Pop Maker
Companies will take any opportunity to issue a press release. In the case of King’s Hawaiian Bread, the occasion is the turning of the seasons. Sounds like a good excuse as any. Especially because they included a couple of recipes in their press release. Ham, cheese, spinach, eggs, syrup, vanilla, cinnamon, and of course, bread. Yum.
Continue reading King’s Hawaiian Bread Recipes
It won’t take years of practice as a sushi apprentice to learn how to make this type of sushi. Using Rice Krispies Treats as the rice and candy and Peeps as the fish, the familiar shapes of sushi can be represented as sweet-to-eat treats. You’ll never look at Mike and Ikes or Hot Tamales the same way again. Peeps however, always did seem to have a fishy existence, so using them as sushi somehow seems appropriate.
Read on for how to make your own Peeps sushi. Makes a good activity for the kids.
Well, somebody either had a happy accident in the kitchen or couldn’t decide whether to make brownies or brittle–either way, the two are now combined. Brownie Brittle was conceived with brownie edge lovers in mind; every bite is crispy. Now available in the three flavors nationwide, the dangerous delicious snack can be found in Chocolate Chip, Peanut Butter Chip and Toffee Crunch varieties.
Read on for the press release…
It is pretty difficult to avoid the occasional donut. They show up at every meeting, function, and hole-in-the-wall shop. Donuts are delicious. And not very healthy. One way to avoid inevitable donut disasters is to make your own. In the oven. The Wilton Nonstick 6-Cavity Donut Pan
