This quick and easy recipe I have made over the years. It came from a "Taste of Homes" magazine and was submitted by Carla Lee, Devils Lake, ND.
With only a few ingredients and a short amount of time, it is easy to whip up. This time,it was for my neice away at college.
We like the combination of salty and sweet that this snack provides.
Here is a way that you can give these as a gift. I used a bit of hot glue to glue the box top pieces to the inside of the box. Then I used a hole punch to punch holes in each side. I knotted a ribbon through each hole and attached a card to the ribbon. I proceeded to put the box in a shoe box and mailed it to her at school. I put the crackers in a ziplock bag and put them in the cracker box. They keep well in a tightly covered container, although when you are in school, treats never last for a long time.
This quick and easy recipe I have made over the years. It came from a "Taste of Homes" magazine and was submitted by Carla Lee, Devils Lake, ND.
With only a few ingredients and a short amount of time, it is easy to whip up. This time,it was for my neice away at college.
We like the combination of salty and sweet that this snack provides.
Here is a way that you can give these as a gift. I used a bit of hot glue to glue the box top pieces to the inside of the box. Then I used a hole punch to punch holes in each side. I knotted a ribbon through each hole and attached a card to the ribbon. I proceeded to put the box in a shoe box and mailed it to her at school. I put the crackers in a ziplock bag and put them in the cracker box. They keep well in a tightly covered container, although when you are in school, treats never last for a long time. 
1 comment:
I loooooove your blog!!!!!!!!! thanks for sharing!!!! I'm totally going to try this recipe! What a sweet aunt you are!
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Bethany
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