September 26, 2015
July 2, 2015
Mint Nut No Bake Cookies
Ingredients:
- 1/4 cup Finely Chopped Walnuts
- 2 cups Emerald Cocoa Almonds Chopped (in food processor)
- 1 package Mint Chocolate Chips
- Gulf Wax (about an inch by inch square)
**You will need a double boiler of some sort. Or you can place water in a pan (about an 1-2 inches) then place another pan inside or a metal bowl like I did. Make sure to use a pot holder when handling the metal pan on top!
| Sorry for mess. |
Directions
- Melt wax, use a spatula to move it around.
- As wax is melting, use a food processor to chop up the nuts.
- Once wax is almost fully melted, add Mint Chocolate Chips in, stirring to help the process.
- Once chips are fully melt add in the nuts
- Mix well
- Spoon onto wax paper
- Enjoy!
~ I might make them more bite size next time.
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June 26, 2015
Update
I think it's time for an update to all my faithful loomers out there. Lately I have been asked when I will I be making new videos and the answer is simple, when I can so please bare with me. Things around here have been crazy since my husband and I split up last year (officially divorcing in the future). Because of this, I have been on a roller coaster of emotions which do contribute to whether or not I am feeling "camera ready". Plus, I have been looking for work and ways to bring in extra income since he left.
It's been hard but I am doing the best I can with what funds I have through my videos, blog and other support I receive. This is part of the reason I share older videos a lot to allow new followers to see what I have done in the past. Thank you for wanting more videos/patterns; it warms my heart that people appreciate and learn from me. Also, thank you for "liking" and "sharing" my videos and posts. I would not have been able to continue without the support of all of you!
It's been hard but I am doing the best I can with what funds I have through my videos, blog and other support I receive. This is part of the reason I share older videos a lot to allow new followers to see what I have done in the past. Thank you for wanting more videos/patterns; it warms my heart that people appreciate and learn from me. Also, thank you for "liking" and "sharing" my videos and posts. I would not have been able to continue without the support of all of you!
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