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Charmingly Chocolate, Issue #17 - Deliciously Scary Ideas October 04, 2008 |
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Welcome to Chocolate Candy Mall's monthly chocolate candy newsletter, October 4, 2008 - Issue #17 - Deliciously Scary Ideas We’ve got two holidays this month that are generally associated with gift giving and special treats. Whether you are looking for something romantic, adorable, or deliciously scary, there’s something for you. Sweetest Day – October 18Not everyone celebrates Sweetest Day, but I always love an occasion where I have an excuse to spoil my loved ones. Sweetest Day fits that criteria nicely. For those who live close to me, I often like to make them something sweet for Sweetest Day.Here are some of my favorite recipes for this special holiday…
For loved ones who live too far for homemade gifts, I usually try to locate a bargain online and have it delivered. This year, may I suggest either flowers by Just Flowers or chocolates from Lake Champlain Chocolates or Fannie May Candies. Who wouldn’t be impressed? Halloween – October 31I’m not a huge Halloween fan these days, but it’s a good excuse to do something unusual and fun with the kids. Pick up some chocolate and Halloween molds from Candyland Crafts and have a great time making up special goodies for the kids to take to school for all their friends.It’s quite inexpensive and a lot of fun! There are wonderful step by step tutorials at One Stop Candle if you’ve never done it before. They also have great bargains on molds and chocolate. How About Some Scary Recipes To Add To The Excitement?Here’s a couple quick recipes for Halloween desserts. Make them with your children, or surprise the kids with the finished treats.Chocolate Spider Cookies ![]() You’ll need:
Snip the licorice rope into 1 ½ inch pieces. Poke 4 pieces on each side of the cookies for legs. Use the icing to ‘glue’ on 2 M&M’s for spider eyes. - Recipe from Betty Crocker. Marshmallow Cats ![]() You’ll need:
To Assemble:
- Recipe from Cooking With Gramma Visit Chocolate Candy mall for more Halloween recipe ideas. Just like I promised last month, I’m adding a little section here at the bottom of Charmingly Chocolate as a courtesy to you and to help support the newsletter publication. I’m going to try to find free offers, contests, and services that you might be interested in. If you are interested, go for it; if not, ignore it. Here are your first two offers… When is your car insurance due for renewal? One tip I’ve learned over the years is to take advantage of free online quotes and get the auto insurance companies vying for my business. :-) With all the prices rising as they are these days, saving money on your car insurance is almost becoming a necessity. These are the services I use to get my free quotes and comparison shop.
Once you are armed with your free quotes, you can negotiate with your current insurer (they will most likely beat your best quote so they can keep you). Hope that helps ease your financial situation a bit! :-)
They are currently offering several items for FREE! Crazy, I know, but I guess that’s marketing for you. They hope you’ll come back and buy again in the future, no doubt. Anyway, why not take advantage of their free samples. You’ll have to pay the shipping, but it’s reasonable and not inflated to cover the cost of the freebies. Enjoy! If you have a friend who you think may enjoy "Charmingly Chocolate," do me a favor and forward this issue to them. If someone DID pass this on to you and you like what you see, please subscribe to future issues by visiting Charmingly Chocolate and signing up. Thanks! I hope you enjoyed this issue of Charmingly Chocolate. If you have any feedback or comments you'd like to share with me, just reply to this zine and let me know. I'd love to hear from you. |
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