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buenÃsimo, lo haré para mis chicos, un abrazo Chany desde argentina
I am laughing so hard from this post:) Been there done that so now I just eat a whole bag of M&Ms while reading Country Living and looking at all their trick photos:) A whole lot less stressful on my nerves:)
Joyce
you silly girl!
love these! i literally just made my batch of apples an hour ago for our block party this weekend. caramel/chocolate apples are so FALL!
and yes, i think i gain a pound or two while i was on the assembly line!
These look so fun and festive! You did a super job and now I want to sample alllll the candies!
I love it!! I just wanted to share a little trick to keep the caramel on… sand the apples with fine grit sandpaper. Or be lazy like me and just dip apple slices in the store bought caramel!
Yummo…you've got me craving caramel apples now! And I'm off to the store, so I may just pick up some. Thanks of sharing!
Jane @ Finding Fabulous
Yum, Yum, Yummy!
By the way, I think that when the toppings stay on perfectly, you definitely didn't do it right. 😉
XO*Tricia
P.S. While the pencils for sticks freaked me out at first, I am digging the idea!
Yum, Yum, Yummy!
By the way, I think that when the toppings stay on perfectly, you definitely didn't do it right. 😉
XO*Tricia
P.S. While the pencils for sticks freaked me out at first, I am digging the idea!
Well, I do notice that only the bottoms of the Country Living apples had been dipped in candy. Still, any excuse to eat m&ms!
Thanks for the good belly laugh this morning. That's pretty much been my experience too with the apples. But they look DELISH!
Beth,
I'm new to you blog and haven't commented yet but wanted to let you know that you are HILARIOUS! Thanks for making me laugh out loud daily.
Kelly