Ingredients: marshmallows, chocolate, graham crackers
Equipment: skewers, lighter, plates, willing participants
Directions: Patiently brown marshmallows. S’more ’em up!
Tip: Broiling will work but jeopardize the micro-campfire feel.
Ingredients: marshmallows, chocolate, graham crackers
Equipment: skewers, lighter, plates, willing participants
Directions: Patiently brown marshmallows. S’more ’em up!
Tip: Broiling will work but jeopardize the micro-campfire feel.
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you buy 6 for $1 chocolate soda at a dollar store, and it’s not totally gross?
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Wanted cookies. Googled small batch. Found this recipe. Ignored fancy parts of directions (“meld”?). Mixed ingredients and baked them immediately. Done.
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7. Twizzlers
5. Butterfinger
4. Skittles
2. Candy corn
10. Apples (Nature’s candy?)
9. Rocks (Poor Charlie)
8. Sixlets
7. Necco Wafers (Sliced sidewalk chalk?)
5. Smarties
4. 10-year-old Snickers (previously frozen)
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2. Starlight mints
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10. Strawberry
9. Ben & Jerry’s (anything but Chunky Monkey)
8. Breyers mint chocolate chip
7. Chocolate chip (loved Sealtest)
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5. Bubble gum
4. Coffee
3. Cherry vanilla
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9. Vienna Fingers
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