Nutella has become quite popular in the United States – you can buy it at the store, usually near the peanut butter, and you can even make it yourself. But did you know there are lots of dishes you can make using Nutella as the main ingredient? Check out these yummy recipes that use Nutella.
Is your family ready for the big game this weekend? People across the country will be making snacks and gathering in front of the TV to watch the New York Giants and the New England Patriots battle it out for the top spot in the NFL. If your family is going to join in the festivities, check out these Super Bowl Snacks for the Family.
Those energy bars you find in the store can be pretty expensive. Who wants to pay $2 for a snack? But some of them do seem to be pretty healthy. One mom took matters into her own hands and came up with a recipe for homemade power bars.
Cake pops are big favorites these days, and many people have starting using them as party favors and treats. If you’re looking for some fun cake pop recipes for a baby shower, check these out from Lil Sugar. Some of them would even be cute for birthday parties.
If you’re tired of eating and buying the same old thing, but want to keep buying healthy foods for your family, check out Freshen Up Your Fridge, Makeover Your Meals. You’ll learn how to make even a turkey sandwich sound like an exotic new recipe!
If you’re looking for a yummy breakfast food to make this weekend, you might want to take a look at this breakfast fruit pizza recipe. The recipe comes from New York Times best-selling author Pam Anderson’s new book, Cook Without a Book: Meatless Meals.
These days, many schools are “nut free,” due to the number of peanut allergies in kids. If your kids attend one of these schools, and you’re looking for a way to send your child to school with something yummy and healthy that stays within the rules, check out nut free recipes for lunches and snacks.
Tomorrow, once the presents are open, chances are your family is going to be pretty hungry. What better way to celebrate the day than with a festive snack? Snowman pizza anyone? How about a reindeer cinnamon roll? Check out these creative Christmas snack recipes for kids for those and more.
Tonight’s the big night. Have you gotten your cookies made for Santa? If not, you might want to check out these darling Christmas cookie recipes from Lil Sugar. Not only are they yummy, but they’re oh so cute, and your kids will have a ball decorating them.
Who doesn’t love a good cup of hot chocolate? The stuff you buy at the store is pretty yummy, but making it yourself can be even more tasty! It’s also fun and earth-friendly. Check out how to make your own hot chocolate.
Let’s face it: the happiest time of the year is usually the most stressful. But according to one guy who works for Microsoft, it doesn’t have to be. The solution? Technology. From printing recipes and gift tags to shopping online to allowing your kids to watch TV on your iPods during long trips, check out how to use technology to stay connected and stress-free during the holidays.
Macaroni and Cheese is a family-favorite, especially when it comes to pleasing the younger, pickier eaters in most families. And, of course, homemade is always better for you than the pre-packaged, processed kind you find the box. With this in mind, Food Network has 100 mac and cheese recipes that are sure to please almost any family. The possibilities are endless!
Do you have a little Snow White fan in the house? If she is out of school this week like many other kids across the country, you’ll probably be desperately seeking something fun and constructive for her to do. Take a look at this page of Snow White crafts, activities, recipes and more from Disney. You can have a whole Snow White day or even throw a Snow White party. There is so much to do!
Cake pops seem to be all the rage this year, so you can bet they will be found on many a Christmas dessert table this week. Thinking about making some yourself? If you’ve never made them before, this easy Christmas cake pop recipe from Family Circle is practically foolproof!
Looking for some yummy, easy-to-make tasty holiday treats that don’t require you to spend much time in the kitchen? Check out these recipes for goodieslike Marshmallow Peppermint Dips and 8 Minute Mini Cinnamon Rolls. There’s even a little something just for mom.
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