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Christmas shopping, anyone?
The chocolate covered cherries quest is about figured out. I found that Old
Vermont carries one brand, there's Mc-something or other and Queen Anne. To my way of thinking, the easiest solution will be to buy a box of each and do some taste testing. I'm going to need some help. Anyone? Polly "Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message Polly, when I couldn't find 'specially good quality caramels for our Pat on her Green I learned how to make them. Have you tried making chocolate covered cherries? I bet they would be as fantastic as my caramels! |
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Christmas shopping, anyone?
On Nov 30, 6:43*pm, "Polly Esther" wrote:
I can get this on topic but I'm going to wander off since it's astounding and delightful the hefty range of knowledge here. * * If you want to save postage and give yourself some nice fabric, Arizona Quilts is holding the Polly Esther 2011 record for stuffing the most in a 'if it fits, it ships' box. *They are really, Really good. *I would like to go watch them and appreciate their concern for my needy babies budget. * * Help me here. *Moma used to give all her children a pound box of Brach's Chocolate Covered cherries. *All I can find now is a 'pitiful' box of nine in a 6 oz box. *That would make anyone wanting to wallow in them until next Christmas just sit down and cry. *You're supposed to eat 'just one more' until you don't crave another bite. *AND ! they've decided to 'improve' the chocolate. *I don't want improved. *Any help? * * Next. I 'think' I and my daughters would love to have horn wide tooth combs for combing out long wet hair. *I suspect the cheap plastic ones we have are guilty of cutting and damage. *Anyone here ever been brave enough to spend $40 for a horn ( or something else like maybe wood) comb? * * Can you stand one more question? *It seems like my embroidery machine might do better with a #90 needle. *I did labels for 2 Wounded Warrior quilts last night and the #75 seemed to need help. It was a Get it Done project but wasn't special. *Polly Hello Polly, Lurker here posting to recommend 'Tangle Teezer' Maybe at Sally's or other beauty supply stores such as Trade Secret. hth, Julie |
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