October 14, 2013

Thumbies Arrived & Ready

by tkbakesalot

Make individual cheesecakes, peanut blossoms, brownie bites easier with a Thumbie. Not having to use your thumb, the indentions are even, no crumbs under your nail and prep time is shorter.

Instructions for care is included.
I have been using the same Thumbie for over 4 years. Handwash only!

When making your yummies, always use your Thumbies!

Thumbkins Used for mini muffin pans $6.00 Shipping is $1.99 (If ordering 5 or more, shipping will be $2.99)

Thumbos Used for regular size cupcake pans $7.00 Shipping is $1.99 (If ordering 5 or more, shipping will be $2.99)

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June is busting out all over! Cactus here are in bloom and homemade ice cream freezers are on the shelves at the stores. Swimming Pools are open and bathing suits are lying on the bed just waiting to be worn. Well, except for mine. Mine just looks at me and says, "you are kidding yourself if you think that this is going to go on that body you have stuffed pies and cakes into all winter long". There is no swim suit skirt that is long enough to cover up all that needs to be covered up. So I will be swimming at midnight when there is no one in the pool. We have already made our first quart of homemade ice cream this past week. My goal is to make it at least once a week during the summer. Our daughter who lives here has requested the pistachio-chocolate chip ice cream that I use to make when she was growing up. Randy always just wants vanilla, except when my sister-in-law, Janece makes peach! We began our summer with a quick trip to San Diego, which spurred a blog story of a Senior Moment. Just type in Senior Hotel Shanegans and you can read and laugh along with us. This month finds me making about 125 scones for a ladies dinner. That recipe is listed as Cream Scones , which are truly delicious and so easy. Use the summer to catch up on some easy reading. This blog has lots of humorous stories that you might want to go back and read. So if you are laying out at the pool, the beach, or curled up on the couch with a glass of peach iced tea, scroll through the blog to find a story that will give your heart a smile. Experiment with some of the desserts that you have intended to make. Thanks for all the encouragement from those of you who follow chocolate castles.com Blesses my heart to know that you are enjoying the recipes and stories! June came around so quickly this year! Don't let it go by without trying new recipes, new adventures or making some new memories! Blessings, Trudy "Life is a kitchen, put on your prettiest apron and whip up something incredible." Thank you Lori for sharing that with me.

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