Tired of the same old Christmas baking? These easy Chocolate Covered Rice Krispie Treats will shake up your usual holiday baking. The recipe comes together in minutes and is sure to impress. Your only problem will be keeping enough on hand for friends and family.
Do you ever see an image on a food magazine and can’t get it out of your head? About two or three years ago, I saw a beautiful rainbow-coloured tomato tart on the cover of a magazine. Was it Martha Stewart? Real Simple? Another food magazine? I have no idea. But that photo stuck with me and I’ve been waiting to create my own version for awhile.
The other day I was finishing up my Christmas shopping with my Mom. Some sparkly gift card boxes caught my eye and I put them in my cart. They would be perfect for Dominic’s teacher appreciation gifts.
“What are you buying those for?” my Mom asked. “Don’t you remember when we used to make those boxes out of old cards? Put those back. We’ll make some boxes and it will make a great blog post.”
Looks like your Mom is always right.
Here’s a quick little cocktail you can whip up this Christmas to keep the party going. It’s festive, easy, and delicious!
Dusty Plains cold brew coffee pairs perfectly with chocolate milk, whipped cream, and a candy cane in less time than it takes to sing “Jingle Bells.”
This post is sponsored by Dusty Plains Coffee Co. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
2 mins
Serves 1
Ingredients:
2 parts cold brew coffee,
1 part chocolate milk,
2 candy canes,
whipped cream.
Pour two parts Dusty Plains cold brew coffee and and 1 part chocolate milk into a glass. Put one candy can in the glass and top with whipped cream. Crush the other candy can and sprinkle some over the whipped cream.
Let the Candy cane dissolve a little for optimal minty flavour!
Optional: Add a splash of rum or Baileys.
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Order online to get your hands on a bottle of Dusty Plains Cold Brew.
If you’re local to Saskatoon, you can get your bottle at any one of these locations:
Joyne Marketplace – 101-733 Broadway Ave Saskatoon SK
Saskatchewan Made Marketplace – 1621 8th St E Saskatoon SK
The Local Kitchen – 115-123 Ave B S Saskatoon SK
Lucky Bastard Distillery 814 47th St E Saskatoon SK
Simply Grounded Coffee Gallery – Delsile Saskatchewan
Every year I want to make a Christmas wreath. I love looking at all the options in the stores, but the prices make me pause. This year I came up with an easy to make DIY Christmas Wreath that is both rustic and minimalist.
Better yet, You can make it for under $10. I’ll show you how.
