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Weekend Bites Finger Snacks

This weekend, enjoy more small bites with these finger snacks for both adults and kids.

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I am at that point where I don’t want to cook. I want to spend all my time outdoors with the kids while we still have this sunshine. Maybe it’s the extra sun in the evening, or maybe I am in desperate need of a mental break – more likely it’s both. I have had a crazy whirlwind of a week too. The blessings have been pouring in with extra work for myself, and an unexpected morning with Mark – but those also usually come with a few extra stressors. I’ve returned to one of my former bad habits, and in an effort to push myself decided to try and take a 6 week course in 2 weeks. It’s crazy over here ya’ll!

When I started to browse your recipes through the week, my eyes continued to land on these little bites. They were all something I could whip up, and snack on as needed throughout the afternoon. Of course, I knew the kids wouldn’t quite enjoy the same finger foods as me, but you all never disappoint, and I found something they would enjoy that was comparable to the snacks I want to make myself!

Finger Snacks Features

First for the adults! These are great snacks I can enjoy while studying and working!

Caramelized Fennel Tartines with Red Pepper and Herbed Goat Cheese

from Pink Heels Pink Truck

Cucumber Dill Guacamole Dip

from The Mandatory Mooch

Next up are the kids versions! Now you all know just because I find these kid-friendly, does not mean I won’t enjoy them just as much as the kids!

Tuna Bacon Crostini

from Honey and Birch

Nutter Butter Dip with Apples

from Take Two Tapas

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March 17, 2016
Weekend Bites Snacks

Share your recipes with the hottest weekend food party. This week featuring Snacks from last weeks party!

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Where did you all go? I was having a pretty crazy week myself, but from last week’s turn-out, I’d say we all must have been pretty busy. I get it, though. In fact, just earlier this week I wrote about how hard it is to balance life when we have so much on our plates to do. If you’re feeling as overwhelmed as me, may I suggest to take a few deep breaths. Then grab yourself one of these snacks and dive back in.

SNACK FEATURES

Easy Baked Brie Dip

from Family Focus Blog

Homemade Peanut Butter Cups

from Sweet Discord

Carrot Cake Donuts

from Healthy Helper

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February 12, 2016
Hotel Transylvania 2 Movie Night with Drac’s Monster S’mores
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Hotel Transylvania 2 is now available on Blu-Ray DVD, and I couldn’t be more excited! This movie night party set up is easy to put together, and something the whole family will enjoy while viewing your new movie.

While supplies last (and only until 2/2/2016) when you buy Hotel Transylvania 2, Orville Redenbacher 6 pack movie theater popcorn, M&M’S® Chocolate Candies, and Coca-Cola 6-pack, 1/2 liter at Walmart you’ll receive a $10 Vudu code. Snap a picture of your receipt then upload the picture to get your code emailed. Offer is limited to 1 per person.

It’s the perfect deal to get started planning your next movie night! For now though, let me show you how we’ll be viewing Hotel Transylvania 2.

We started with a drink. Sprite is our families favorite choice of drink, and we recalled that the Invisible Man always seems to be holding one drink or another. So I printed out some Glasses, and used photo adhesives to attach them to the Sprite caps.

Aren’t those just a blast? I can’t take full credit for this idea though. It was all the kids. I think their new favorite thing to do is walk through the store with me coming up with movie night ideas.

I knew movie night would probably be around the same time as dinner, so we can all get to bed at a decent hour (especially on a school night like today!), so I wrapped hot dogs in crescent roll dough and baked up a Mummy dinner. Classic, but fits in perfectly with the Hotel Transylvania 2 theme.

The star of the show however, and our snacks is Dracula! “Blah blah blah”. In the movie Drac takes his grandson to a Vampire camp to inspire him to be more vampire. I can’t help but think S’mores and Popcorn when I see camping. Being the middle of winter though, we had to do some improvising. Orville Redenbacher’s Movie Theater popcorn is our families favorite with the perfect amount of butter. Add in some toasted marshmallows, and chocolate and you’ve got a S’mores popcorn treat. I wanted this to be all about the Drac though, so we sorted out some red M&M’S® chocolate candies to mix in, and give a little hint of the Drac’s favorite meal.
Drac’s Monster S’mores Popcorn

2016-01-12 07:30:09

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Ingredients

2 bags Orville Redenbacher’s Movie Theater Popcorn

Jumbo Marshmallows

Red M&M’S chocolate candies

1-2 TBS butter

Instructions

Pop the popcorn in your microwave. Careful to follow directions so as not to burn it.

Pour out into a large serving dish, and set aside.

Preheat oven to 450 F.

Place butter in an oven safe pan, and place inside the preheating oven.

Cut marshmallows in half lengthwise.

Place inside the preheated, buttered pan.

Place pan back in the oven for about 5-7 minutes. Keep a close eye on them.

Once they start browning, pull them out.

Pour toasted marshmallows on top of the popcorn.

Sprinkle with M&M’S® and let cool.

Once cool, serve and enjoy your movie!

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To serve up Drac’s special treat I printed out these Coffin templates to make our own treat bowls. It really adds a nice touch that the whole family enjoys.

So what are you waiting for! Head out and grab your copy of Hotel Transylvania 2 today, and don’t forget the snacks! You can find everything you need at Walmart.

What are your favorite movie night snacks? Check out these other fun movie night ideas and don’t forget the VUDU offer!
January 12, 2016
Mom’s Break Tin

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These are a few of my favorite things. When the kids scream. When I sleep late. When I forget to eat. I simply remember my favorite things, and then I don’t feel so bad.

I was walking around our local thrift store when I spotted this really awesome SNICKERS® tin. It was perfect for this Mom’s Break Tin I’ve been wanting to put together. I grabbed some of my favorite things, including of course some SNICKERS!

See I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how I wish I was more like my mom. She was always so patient, and happy, and only once do I ever remember her raising her voice at us. I found myself raising my voice much more at the kids, and being less patient than I’d like to be, and use to be (see what I mean here)

No longer do I get 8 hours of sleep, and my eating habits have gone a bit awry. Mom’s Break Tin is my place to reconnect. I’ve got some chocolate to refuel, my favorite music Cd’s, and some pampering products like nail polish and lotion. I also whipped up a cooling eye mask.

This was so easy to make! A scrap of soft fabric, a plastic baggie, some rice, and ribbon is all you need. My mom in law sent me these cute clothespin girls, but the clothespins broke off with the kids playing with them, so a little bit of super glue, and now I can relax in style.

Did you know there are quite a few varieties of SNICKERS? I actually didn’t until I was walking through Walmart last week, and saw the SNICKERS Peanut Butter Squares. As I hung out in the candy aisle checking out the Peanut Butter Squares, I also noticed the SNICKERS Almonds – in the cart they went! I’ve heard there is also a SNICKERS Extreme.

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What would be in your Mom’s Break Tin? Leave me a comment! Then share this tin with your Mom friends who may be needing a break as well.

March 24, 2015
The Best 7-Layer Bean Dip

This post is sponsored by LTD Commodities. All opinions are 100% my own.

I have a confession to make – I’m a closet football fan. I don’t go out of my way to watch any games, or really pay attention to who’s being drafter where – and I don’t care if you drop by during a game. BUT I get a tad excited for game day. I like seeing other people excited, and sharing good food with them. Even more, I love going to live games, or actually getting out and playing a game or two myself (though it’s been many years since I’ve done that).

My heart will probably always belong to the New England teams, even though I have now lived the majority of my life in the west. I will always root for the Patriots, and the Red Sox. They’re my teams. While I was prepping for this post I began to browse LTD Commodities, and found the perfect game day entertaining pieces – condiment jars, football platter and dishes, even a Patriot’s branded bowl!

I like to keep things simple, so even Game Day doesn’t get too crazy. Just some home made hot dog buns, paper plates, chips, and of course 7 layer Bean Dip! This stuff is my favorite to share at parties! It’s quick, easy and the perfect chip dip!

7 Layer Bean Dip

Ingredients *amounts are all based on individual preference

1 can Refried Beans

Shredded Cheedar

Salsa

Sour Cream

Lettuce, shredded

Tomatoes, chopped

Tortilla chips

Directions

In a 9×9 pan spread the refried beans (double if you use a larger pan). Top with shredded cheese. Microwave for 1 minute. Let rest for 1 minute. Microwave for another minute.

Top with a layer of salsa, sour cream, lettuce and tomatoes. Serve with the seventh layer – Tortilla chips!

This dip can be served warm, or cooled – making it the perfect game day treat. Whether you’re watching from home, or headed out tailgating.

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January 26, 2015
Fancy Pudding Cups for New Years Eve
Pudding cups make for a fancy but simple treat for any party. Use whatever you have on hand to make a flavorful treat your family will love.

While I was menu planning last week (oh yeah! I actually planned a menu!), I came across a recipe for these Strawberry-Orange phyllo cups. They were filled with oranges and strawberries, and a yogurt dressing. Although it sounded and looked nice, I went with what I already had on hand – pudding and frozen berries!

Since New Years Eve is upon us, I thought it would be fun to dress them up a bit with some piped almond bark. The kids and I loved them, and there was a little something for each of them – almond bark for one, pudding for another, and berries for the third. I of course enjoyed the whole thing.
Fancy Pudding Cups

2015-12-28 13:04:24

phyllo dough cooked in muffin tins make for the perfect pudding cup.

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Ingredients

Phyllo Dough

cooking spray

pudding

Pomegranate arils

blueberries

almond bark

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350 F

Thaw phyllo dough according to directions on package. Place 2 phyllo dough sheets on top of each other. cut in half lengthwise and width wise, creating 4 rectangles. Coat the top with cooking spray.

Gently press one stack of phyllo dough into pan. I used a mini cheesecake pan, but a muffin tin, or custard cups would also work. Gently press a 2nd stack of the dough across the first stack. Repeat steps 1-3 for each cup you want to make.

Bake for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and let cool on a wire rack. Very gently remove the phyllo cups from pan.

Spoon pudding into the cups, top with berries and almond bark designs.

For the Almond Bark decor

Melt your almond bark for 30seconds in the microwave. Stir and repeat, until bark is melted and smooth.

Pour into a piping bag, fitted with smallest tip you have – I used a Wilton 4 tip. Be careful because the bark is hot, and will also easily pour out the tip.

Carefully pipe designs onto a sheet of wax paper. As I found out, most will end up cracking if you don’t use the wax paper, and it’s just easier to get them off wax.

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Adapted from Taste of Home

Adapted from Taste of Home

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Happy New Year!

May you all have a blessed new year. Enjoy family, friends, and good food this year.
December 31, 2014
Mom’s Study Snacks

This is a sponsored post. Product was received as compensation. All thoughts are my own.

Guess what?! I passed my first class! After 8 years of not taking any formal classes, when my first final came up, I was beyond nervous. One of the wonderful things about going to school at WGU, is that it’s all online, including my tests.

The tests are proctored by webcam, but I still get to schedule it to fit into my time. So to make sure I had a completely distraction free zone, I scheduled my test for 10:30pm. The kids would be sleeping, and Mark would be home just in case they woke up.

The problem I ran into, was staying awake. You guys, I seriously almost fell asleep mid test! Not cool. But it turned out OK, because I passed! YAY, one class down, many more to go.

Seeing as how I do most of my studying at night, and will probably take my tests then as well – I really needed a way to stay awake. So I’ve been snacking a ton. I’ve tried hard to avoid eating past 9, but if I’m going to go to school, then I need the energy. Instead of turning to chocolate, ice cream, and candy – I’m trying to be a little more healthy with my snacks.

This parfait you guys! So yummy! I got a bunch of Lola Granola bars, but found the honey in it to be a bit overpowering. There’s so much goodness in them though, with honey as the only sweetener, they are also gluten free, and non GMO. I decided to try toning down the honey a bit though in a parfait, and it was perfect. However, if you really like honey, you’ll enjoy these bars just plain.

Lola Parfait
Your favorite yogurt
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Pomegranate arils

Layer the yogurt, crumbled granola bar, and pomegranate arils. Enjoy. The Ruby Lola bar has the perfect blend with cranberries and almonds that really adds to this parfait.

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October 7, 2014
Candy Apple Cookies and Cider
This recipe for Candy Apple Cookies has been compensated by #CollectiveBias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone.

Fall has arrived! Well, maybe not officially, but the weather here in North Dakota has decided that it’s time for fall. I’m not complaining though. I love fall. Most especially though, I love apples – apple cider, candy apples, applesauce, bobbing for apples, picking apples, and basically all apple recipes. It’s not really fall without all these goodies.

Probably my absolute favorite way to spend a chilly fall day is curled up by a fire, with a cup of hot cider, a plate of cookies within reach, and a good book. In order to get this ideal scene though I’ve got to do a little bit of work. I WISH I could go to an apple orchard and pick my own apples, but as far as I’ve been able to find, there aren’t any near me – for that matter I don’t see any in the whole state. So since I can’t get my apples fresh off the tree personally, I do the next best thing – I grab some apple products from Walmart.

Yes, we sure did find some Candy Apple m&m’s. These became the inspiration behind the Candy Apple Cookies made with Motts Natural Apple Sauce. We also picked up some of Motts Apple Juice to create a quick and easy Cider. Enjoy the #FlavorofFall with the following recipes.
Quick Apple Cider

2017-10-09 11:22:04

Easy apple cider.

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Ingredients

64oz Motts Apple Juice

1 tsp ground cinnamon

15 whole Allspice

1/2 tsp grated lemon peel

1/2 tsp grated orange peel

Instructions

Combine all the ingredients in a large pot.

Bring to a boil.

Serve warm with Candy Apple Cookies!

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Candy Apple Cookies
Candy Apple Cookies

2017-10-09 11:25:06

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Ingredients

2 3/4 All Purpose Flour

1 1/2 cups packed light brown sugar

1 tsp Sea Salt

1/2 tsp baking soda

3/4 cup Motts Natural Apple Sauce

1/2 cup shortening

2 eggs

1 tsp apple pie spice

1 cup Candy Apple M&Ms

Caramel

1/2 cup Peanut Butter M&Ms, crushed

Instructions

Preheat oven to 375 F

Combine flour, sugar, salt, baking soda, apple sauce, shortening, eggs, and spice.

Mix well and fold in the Candy Apple M&M’s.

Drop by Tablespoon onto ungreased cookie sheet.

Bake for 10-12 minutes.

Cool completely.

Meanwhile, soften up the caramel sauce and crush the peanut butter M&M’s.

Dip half of each cookie in the caramel, and roll through the crushed M&M’s.

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Now if you are making these with your kids and an electric mixer, remember one thing – make sure it’s off before you plug it in. Or you might end up like this

Oh these cookies and cider were so good. The kids especially thought it was fun dipping cookies into caramel. It adds a fun little mix to regular old cookies, and they are packed full of fall flavors.

I can’t let the school kids miss out too much though, so I picked up some small juice drinks to pack in their lunches as well. Got to get them enjoying the new season as well.

Coupons

$1 Off any 2 Mott’s Sauce or Mott’s Juice Drink

$1.50 off any 2 M&M’s brand chocolate candies
September 12, 2014
Sweet and Savory After School Snacks

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Savory or Sweet? Sweet or Savory? That is the question of the day! School is starting back up, and along with better bag lunches I’m also trying to come up with more after school snacks for the kids. We did a lot of cookies last year, that *gasp* they became a bit boring. Plus, I didn’t really care for the amount of time it took to make them. So what’s a mom to do? Pull out some old childhood favorites of course!

OK, I actually turned to Mark for this one. He LOVES Bagel Bites and Delimex, and recalls them as a staple to his after school routine. I loved it! What better way to get dad and the kids connecting more than with easy to make snacks? I’m one year into this mom of school kids thing, and if I learned anything last year, it’s that the kids can’t focus on homework until they’ve had something good to eat. It also provides the perfect setting for catching up on their day.

So what do I have for you? Two after school snacks your kids are going to love, whether they have a hankering for something sweet or savory, these will hit the spot! Bagel Bites with their real cheese, homemade sauce and 0g of trans fat make a great savory snack, while Delimex Fruit Apple Cinnamon Taquitos will please any sweet tooth.

I just love serving up food that the kids and adults can all enjoy! Instead of just heating up the Bagel Bites, I knew we could make them just a tad more fun, and filling for these growing bodies. After talking to Mark, we came up with this recipes for Pull Apart Bagel Bites. We really love the fun pull apart bread creates, and knew the kids would too. You can find more great recipes on the Bagel Bites website.

Savory?

Pull Apart Bagel Bites

from Home Maid Simple

Ingredients

Frozen dinner rolls

Bagel Bites

Italian 3 cheese blend

Crisco

Directions

1. Lightly grease the inside of a muffin tin with Crisco.

2. Place frozen bread dough in a bowl and let thaw and rise. Tear off pieces into 1/2-1 inch balls. Make a layer inside muffin tins (I used a mini cheesecake pan).

3. Sprinkle in some cheese, top with a Bagel Bite, add another layer of dough and cheese. Let rise.

4. Preheat oven to 350 F. Bake for 15 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.

If you want it more family share style, skip the muffin tin and use a round cake pan. The extra room allows you to cut the Bagel Bites into 4ths and wrap inside the dough balls. Toss some more on top before baking, but bake the same as the muffins.

Or Sweet?

I went to our local Walmart to grab some Bagel Bites for Pizza Night and Delimex Taquitos for Mexican night, when what to my great surprise!? Delimex has Fruit flavors! I never knew, but you’d better believe I grabbed a couple boxes – along with our Pork Taquitos of course.

Although we all love a good family sharing of Pull Apart Bagel Bites, sometimes you just need a quick snack that’s sweet as well. I didn’t change a thing with these scrumptious rolls of sweetness. Just add ice cream to cool us down after our walk home, and voila – 12 minutes to the perfect after school snack.

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What’s your after school snack preference?

August 4, 2014
Good night snack with Kellogg’s #goodnightsnack #cbias #shop

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We all do it. Don’t tell me you don’t.

Dinner is over. You’ve cleaned up the kids, and made them clean up their rooms. Everyone is about ready for bed, when the nighttime munchies hit. You’re ready for a Good. Night. Snack. But what are you going to have? The kids will probably want some, so you can’t pull out your chocolate stash just yet – don’t worry we’ll get to it. Now is the time to grab your Kellogg’s cereal. It is our go-to night time snack. Let me show you 3 reasons why.

#1

Great for late summer nights! Summer is when the days are a bit longer, we allow our kids a tad more freedom and flexibility with bedtimes, and spend a lot of time outdoors. I’m sure you all enjoyed a fun 4th of July, but man those fireworks are late at night. How did you keep your kids happy while waiting? We enjoyed some sparklers, and Froot Loops. It’s a great cereal the kids can eat with their fingers, no milk needed, and it gives them a bit more energy to run off before dropping sometime before midnight.

In Utah we’ve got Pioneer Day coming up with more Fireworks, but for the rest of you, this would also be great when you’re out camping, and you get back to the campsite late from a day of adventure. The kids don’t want to wait for a fire to cook a meal, and you may not want to either, so pour a bowl of Kellogg’s and then do some stargazing!

#2

This one is for the Moms and Dads. The kids are in bed, after a long protest because it’s still light out. You’ve given in the whole week, but you finally need everyone to get a decent nights sleep. So you’re not budging. Now that they are peacefully nodding, you can indulge with that chocolate stash and Kellogg’s.

Mark loves, I mean seriously loves to pour himself a huge bowl of cereal and milk after we’ve put the kiddos to bed. I prefer my late night snacking dry, but with a little extra. I can’t remember a time I didn’t love Tony the Tiger and his “They’re GR-R-REAT!” slogan. Frosted Flakes truly are great alone, but I added some Chocolate Pomegranates from Brookside to give me that extra yum factor. Really though, what’s better than combining a childhood favorite with a grown-up indulgence? Not much.

#3

Finally, we’ve got movie night. Every Friday around here, you’ll find us chilling with a movie and usually some pizza, or popcorn. Every once in awhile though, I want something a little less messy – that pizza sauce can really leave a stain on the carpet if you don’t catch it! Corn Pops are almost like popcorn…just you know, switch the words around… but you don’t have to pull out the air popper, worry about kids choking on seeds, and then cleaning it all up. Add a little fruit for an extra POP of color, turn on your movie, and enjoy another great snack.

We watched Planes this last Friday and even gave our cereal spoons some mini wings to help fly straight. Simplest project ever! All we did was use one of the cereal boxes to trace some wings, and cut two slits just big enough for the spoon to slide in.

Guess what, the new Planes movie – Planes: Fire and Rescue is coming out soon! For a limited time, you can find specially marked boxes of Kellogg’s at Walmart with $20 worth of coupon savings. All you have to do is enter the code from inside your box on KFR.com/FireandRescue

I’m pretty much in love with Kellogg’s, not just because they make great cereals that my family loves, but because they also reward you with coupons like these. Last year, I used a code and redeemed a Mike Wazowski pillow cover. We’ve also gotten a few Scholastic Books through the Kellogg’s reward codes. Currently I’ve got a little over 10,000 points – WooHoo! Cereal is probably the one thing you can always count on finding in this home.

What are your favorite Good Night Snacks?

July 7, 2014