Neighborhood Gift Idea #11: Magic Mix
So if you’ve tried Magic Mix…chances are you fallen in love with it and chances are so will your neighbors! It makes white sauces easy, make incredible pudding, and allows you to make your own condensed soups…plus, it uses up powdered milk-which for most is VERY hard to do! JustRead More →
Neighborhood Gift Idea #10: Slices of Quick Bread
I love quick breads. They are so easy to make and so easy to disguise food storage in which means, of course, that you’ll be saving time and money by substituting food storage ingredients into your favorite quick bread recipes! Personally, I hate saran wrap, I’m just not a talentedRead More →
Neighborhood Gift Idea #9: Blender Wheat Pancake Mix
We’re talking about some great neighborhood gifts that you can give that have food storage in it and we’re getting into the really good stuff now! We’re going green this Christmas and using packaging from other items (i.e. tin cans, peanut butter bottles, frosting containers, etc.) to wrap our presentsRead More →
Neighborhood Gift Idea #5: Mexican Wedding Cookies
Hmm….don’t they look delicious? These cookies are absolutely delicious and decorated well for the holidays. What cookie rolled in soft powdery powdered sugar doesn’t look festive for the holidays? Also, because they are rolled in powdered sugar and are a round cookie they look VERY gourmet for little effort! MexicanRead More →
Neighborhood Gift Idea #8: Chocolate Cake in a Mug
Now to the Ultimate Friend (or visiting teacher) gift! I was sent this idea by Jenn (and what a great idea it is!). *I forgot to mention the splash of vanilla that you put in at the end* Here is the mug wrapped for drop off. Here is the mugRead More →
Neighborhood Gift Idea #7: Magic Fudge Sauce
With a sundae that looks this good…you might just need to keep this gift for yourself! My mom sent me a recipe (you might say she is my ultimate everyday food storage fanatic 😉 ) where you can make your OWN Magic Shell…you know that really delicious chocolate sauce thatRead More →