Yummy, Yummy!
Summer time fun for all....
Summer time fun for all....
We have been thinking about this for a while but had to put a little thought into it. It ended up being easier that we thought.
Carrie and her girls made these freezer pops with crystal light. She used the food saver bags and cut them at the black slash mark (I think its about 1 1/2 - 2 inches between each mark). Cut into strips (to look like the freezer pops) and sealed both sides, then cut one side of the short ends and added Crystal Light 3/4 the way up. Her trick to seal was to place the filled freezer pop hanging over on the edge of her counter and just sealed, not vacuum sealed, just sealed the edge. Placed the pops in the freezer lying down flat and presto.
One enormous freezer pop....yummy yummy!
We also thought we could try yogurt too!
Carrie and her girls made these freezer pops with crystal light. She used the food saver bags and cut them at the black slash mark (I think its about 1 1/2 - 2 inches between each mark). Cut into strips (to look like the freezer pops) and sealed both sides, then cut one side of the short ends and added Crystal Light 3/4 the way up. Her trick to seal was to place the filled freezer pop hanging over on the edge of her counter and just sealed, not vacuum sealed, just sealed the edge. Placed the pops in the freezer lying down flat and presto.One enormous freezer pop....yummy yummy!
We also thought we could try yogurt too!
Had to show you a comparison of how "big" these really are.
I leave the bags in the back of my car and love that they all fit into one bag.
For a while I've come home from the geocery store with produce and think why have I not changed to reusable bags for them too? So I started looking for something I could use and found these mesh bags. Well since they where only a $1 (4 in the pack making them .25 each) happen to found a local dollar store. I thought I'd give these a try.
Light weight with a draw string.
I think they will be perfect and if they don't hold up well it was only a $1.
you can use parchment paper or wax paper. Spray the pan as you would normally. 
Take the strip of parchment or wax paper and fold into thirds in the center of the paper making it small enough to fit in the pan. 
Lay the parchment/wax paper in the loaf pan and spray with Pam (or which ever you use), pour batter over the paper.
When the bread is done let it cool as recipe would require then lift the paper handles up and pull the bread out. Sometimes you may need to take a knife on the area where the bread is touching the pan and separate it. 
And there you go.....easy!
Plus clean up is nothing. Now go and try it the 
Four ingredients: Bread, Peanut butter, Marshmallow Cream, & Nutella
Spread Peanut Butter on one slice of bread and Nutella on the other slice.
Add the Marshmallow Cream on top of the Nutella. (it spreads better and easier on the Nutella verses the peanut butter)
And there you go.............yummy to my tummy! Not knock it until you try it.
I heart ribbon! My girlfriend and I share ribbon all the time so next time you need something ask a friend.
To bad the handle wouldn't stay up so I had to get creative to make it stay to take the picture. I took a paper clip & bent it to hold up the handle to take the picture.
The tabs/dividers for inside the box.
Do you recognize what I used to make the dividers?
Old Manila folders!
