20 Easy And Delicious Recipes :)

• Lemon Meringue Pie
• A forkful of lemon meringue pie hits all the right sweet spots with its tart lemon custard piled with pillowy soft meringue, finished with a light crunch from the crust. slice of lemon meringue pie Why this recipe works There’s nothing quite like classic lemon meringue pie. With its sweet and tangy flavors and soft meringue topping, it’s hard to stop at just one slice. It’s really quite simple to make, and we’ll give you a few quick pointers along the way! We’ve also transformed this recipe into lemon meringue pie bars. These pie bars have 16 servings so it’s great for bringing to potlucks or holiday parties instead of having to make two whole pies.... 
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• Hot Fudge Sauce
• The best hot fudge sauce recipe only takes 5 minutes to make and turns out thick, gooey, and delicious. You’ll want to spoon this easy homemade hot fudge sauce over every dessert you make. When you think of hot fudge the next word to follow is likely sundae. If you are a fan of McDonald’s hot fudge sauce on their sundaes, you’re going to enjoy this recipe even more....
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• Red White and Blue Fluff Salad
• Red White and Blue Fluff Salad recipe is a delicious dump and go dessert salad or side dish idea that is perfect for any and all occasions! This is such an easy dessert to bring to parties, picnics, and potlucks. Red White and Blue Fluff Salad recipe is a delicious dump and go dessert salad or side dish idea that is perfect for any and all occasions! This is such an easy dessert to bring to parties, picnics, and potlucks. I am fresh out of junk to say. I’ve got nothing. But let me just say that this Red White and Blue Fluff Salad is a fun summer dessert that is also popular during the holidays....
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• Taco Pasta Salad
• This Taco Pasta Salad is loaded with meaty and cheesy goodness. Tender pasta is combined with Mexican-inspired flavors, your favorite taco toppings, and a crunchy Dorito surprise. Loaded with flavor, this cold salad is perfect to bring to the next potluck or BBQ or eaten as a standalone meal. For another tasty taco salad, try our Layered Taco Salad or for a cold salad with a different flavor, try this Italian Pasta Salad or Egg Pasta Salad. Also, try our yummy dill pickle pasta salad. close up shot of taco pasta salad garnished with cilantro in a white bowl....
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• Baked Beans
• These baked beans made with bacon, peppers, onions, barbecue sauce, brown sugar and spices are going to be a must-have at all your cookouts! Our baked beans recipe is sweet and savory and incredibly delicious, you’ll never serve straight canned beans again! Try them with our grilled pork recipe or a spatchcock chicken....
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• Taco Soup 
• Taco Soup is a hearty and satisfying recipe with plenty of ground beef, beans, corn, and tomatoes in a zesty taco flavored broth. This Taco Soup recipe is one of those recipes that I almost always have all of the ingredients for, and it’s easy to make a lot of it to serve a crowd! We usually serve it up with some bread on the side for a meal the whole family enjoys....
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• Slow Cooker Chicken Teriyaki 
• When it comes to slow cooker chicken recipes, there’s nothing that tastes better than juicy chicken breasts simmered in a thick, sticky sauce. The sweet and savory Asian flavors that we blend into our shredded chicken create a delicious, satisfying, and super easy-to-make crockpot dinner. And when served over rice, it becomes a complete meal the whole family will love. My family loves a good take-out meal. This Slow Cooker Chicken Teriyaki recipe has the same great teriyaki flavors of your favorite Chinese restaurant version but ours is served without the hassle of leaving your house to pick it up....
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• Apple Fritters 
• This Apple Fritters recipe couldn’t be easier to make. Apple fritters are homemade doughnuts mixed with fresh apples, cinnamon, and deep-fried to crispy perfection! Topped with a homemade 3-ingredient glaze drizzle and ready to eat in under 20 minutes! Apple flavored anything will forever win the award for the favorite dessert or baked good. Whether it’s a homemade apple pie, apple turnovers, or these apple fritters, I know that I will have a happy family anytime I make it. These apple fritters are one of my favorites to make because they are so easy! In just 20 minutes, we have crispy, apple-filled fritters that are perfect as a snack or dessert....
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• White Queso Dip 
• This homemade white queso dip recipe is a creamy cheese sauce that only contains 4 ingredients. Ready in 10 minutes and you will feel like you’re sitting and enjoying queso blanco in your favorite Mexican restaurant. I don’t know about you, but whenever I hit my favorite Mexican restaurant, I can’t say no to white queso dip. That stuff is totally addictive. It’s just so dang good. Every time I order queso at a restaurant, I think to myself, “I should really just start making this stuff at home!” So finally, I made myself the ultimate homemade queso dip recipe, and I’m sharing it with you here today! Whether it’s game day and we need all the dips or it’s just a simple family taco night, this white queso dip is always a big hit. It makes a great bonus topping for tacos or taco salads! (I love to serve it with our Walking Taco Bar and our Chicken Enchiladas!)....
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• Campfire Potatoes 
• These campfire potatoes are so delicious and easy to make, they are an absolute must-try this summer either on your next camping trip or even right on your grill! We love camping and are always looking for great camping ideas! The best thing about camping recipes is that you if don’t like camping you can always make them in your backyard on your grill! Am I the only one who has a serious addiction when it comes to potatoes? I love them in all forms. Potato chips, mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, hash browns. I could keep going, but I will stop there. They are truly a weakness for me, I just can’t say no to them! Naturally, whenever I discover a new recipe that involves potatoes I get so excited to try it out. So, it should come as no surprise that I jumped on this campfire potato recipe the moment it came into my life! We tend to have campfires frequently during the summer, so I am always on the hunt to find new camping and campfire recipes! But, I was extra excited to find a campfire recipe that also included potatoes....
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• Frozen Mudslide 
• These campfire potatoes are so delicious and easy Satisfy that adult sweet tooth with a quick and easy boozy milkshake. The popular Mudslide cocktail is converted into this Frozen Mudslide for the most refreshing dessert drink! If you love a classic Mudslide Cocktail, you will most definitely love a Frozen Mudslide – its cousin made with Irish cream, coffee liqueur, vodka, and vanilla ice cream. Whip it up using a blender in minutes. Heaven! close up frozen mudslide drink. A classic Mudslide on the rocks is one of our favorite after dinner drinks, but sometimes we crave a frozen boozy treat, especially in the summer time when it’s hot out. So we get out the blender and within minutes we’re sipping on a Frozen Mudslide. It’s a super popular concoction found in a lot of chain restaurants, but they’re crazy easy to make at home and way cheaper! They taste so rich and creamy, you’ll probably want refills. Drink too many and you’ll definitely start feeling the alcohol, but only one isn’t going to have much of an effect. Just enjoy a delicious, fun grown up milkshake!....
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• 4 Easy And Delicious Recipes
• 1. Turmeric Honey Anti-Inflammatory Elixir
  
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• 3. Oil Free Peanut Butter Cookies
  
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• 5 Easy And Yummy Bread Recipes
• 1. Homemade everything bagels
  
• 2. Garlic knots
  
• 3. Healthy sweet potato banana bread
  
• 4. Puff pastry breadsticks
  
• 5. Homemade sourdough bread
  
  
  
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18 Crafts Using Dollar Tree Items ~ Dollar Tree Hacks

• Use An Old Book And Dollar Tree Items To Make Cute Centerpiece Topiaries
  
  
  
• Paint Dipped Picture Frame
  
  
  
• DIY Hand Painted Glasses & Champagne Flutes
  
  
  
• Hack Dollar Tree Items Into Coastal Wall Decor
  
  
  
• Make These Cute Googly Eye Puffer Fish Using Dollar Tree Items
  
  
  
• Personalized Faux Birch Candles ~ Dollar Tree Hacks
  
  
  
• Make Farmhouse Wire Baskets From Dollar Tree Ones
  
  
  
• DIY Inexpensive Centerpieces Using Dollar Tree Vases And Dishware
  
  
  
• Faux Boxwood Flamingo
  
  
  
• Watermelon Mini Terra Cotta Pots ~ Dollar Tree Hacks
  
  
  
• DIY MacKenzie Childs Vase Using Dollar Tree Items
  
  
  
• Make A Faux Succulent Mug Planter Using Dollar Tree Items
  
  
  
• Recycled Decorative Jars Using Dollar Tree Items
  
  
  
• DIY Farmhouse Coasters From The Dollar Tree Towel Game
  
  
  
  
• Turn A Dollar Tree Slipper Into A Gnome Ornament
  
  
  
  
• Use A Dollar Tree Scarf To Make This Cute Festive Gnome Treat Jar
  
  
  
  
• Glam Centerpiece And Crushed Glass Candle Using Dollar Tree Supplies ~ Dollar Tree Hacks
  
  
  
• Turn Dollar Tree Faux Fruit Into Cute Bookshelf Filler ~ Dollar Tree Hacks
  

12 Easy And Delicious Recipes

• Thai Peanut Chicken Flatbread Recipe
• If you aren’t using flatbreads yet, I encourage you to try them. You can use flatbreads as the base of a quick and healthy meal. Additionally, there are endless possibilities for toppings and meals. You can even make dessert flatbreads. My boys even like the small ones for tacos instead of corn or flour tortillas. Typically, they come in an oblong shape, large oval, and small oval. The large ovals serve two unless you’re serving teenage boys. And, if you have teenage boys you know what I’m talking about. The small ones are great for tacos and young kids....
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• Crockpot Chicken Tacos Recipe
• TACO-BOUT a new delicious recipe! 😉 We love tacos in this house. Ground beef, shredded chicken, black beans, cauliflower, fish, you name it, we love it wrapped up in a warm tortilla with all the fixings! They're a staple in our dinner line-up because they're so versatile. The toppings and flavors are practically ENDLESS and you'll never end up with the same combination! Take the work out of dinner with these warm and juicy Crockpot Chicken Tacos. Seriously, all you have to do is add all of the ingredients to the slow cooker, set it, and forget it. When you come back a few hours later, you'll have an incredibly flavorful chicken to enjoy with all of your favorite toppings....
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• Caramilk Blondies
• Caramilk is a caramelised white chocolate, also known as blonde chocolate, made by Cadbury. It’s a favourite in Australia and New Zealand and a big hit in the UK when it finally came over – exciting stuff! I never knew I’d be a fan of golden blonde chocolate. It’s a similar taste to the old Caramac bars (which isn’t actually chocolate) if you remember those from childhood! I love the golden caramel flavour of Caramilk and I wanted to pair it with a simple brown sugar blondie to enhance that caramel sweetness for the ultimate sweet treat. I use part brown sugar, part white sugar so you get the tasty caramel hint in the blondie, but the Caramilk remains the star of the caramelised show! This easy blondie is deliciously chewy, which works perfectly with the chunks of chopped Caramilk inside....
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• Chocolate Cherry Brownies
• These are the main ingredients and substitutions for chocolate cherry brownies. See recipe card below for full ingredients list and instructions. Butter is a great baking fat and adds a great rich flavor. If dairy free, use coconut oil instead. The chocolate chips are by far the most important ingredient. These brownies will taste like the type of chocolate used. Carefully select your chocolate chips to suit your taste. I prefer dark chocolate chips....
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• Easy Twice-Baked Potatoes With BBQ Turkey
• This recipe for twice-baked potatoes is easy to make and tastes fantastic! I used sweet potatoes instead of regular white potatoes, which makes them paleo and gluten-free. They also taste great with any type of filling, but I prefer homemade paleo BBQ and ground turkey stuffing. Yum! The best thing about twice-baked potatoes is how fluffy they are. Every bite just melts in your mouth. I took this classic recipe and not only made it healthy but added protein and the best homemade BBQ sauce. What you have here is a complete meal that tastes like you have a personal chef! One of my favorite ways to make twice-baked potatoes is by swapping out the white potatoes for sweet potatoes. Not only does it taste sweeter, but it just looks more appetizing, too! All that fluffy sweet potato goodness is mixed with fiber-rich vegetables and lean ground turkey. Just one of these will fill you up. It tastes so good – and good for you too!....
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• Homemade Pizza Dough
• Homemade pizza dough is so easy to make! This recipe creates the most perfect chewy, fluffy, and airy pizza crust. Use it for strombolis, cheesy bread sticks, garlic knots, and more! Trevor grew up eating pizza on Fridays with his family, and he wanted to carry out this tradition at home. We love ordering a meat lover's Sicilian pie from our local pizza restaurant, but naturally I wanted to discover how to make restaurant quality pizza at home. I literally spent months making...I don't even know, probably close to 100 pies to come up with the best pizza dough recipe EVER! Most recipes use the same basic ingredients, but I realized that it's less about the ingredients and more about the TECHNIQUE in which you make the dough and HOW you bake the crust. I'll be sharing my tips on how to create the best fluffy, crispy, and chewy dough that's so good you might as well open your own pizzeria....
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• BraveTart’s Lofthouse-Style Cookies
• My daughter and her friends are in love with grocery store Lofthouse cookies. We recently made this upgraded homemade version as our celebratory New Year’s Eve dessert. She and a friend had the honor of icing and decorating them with sprinkles. The recipe is from the award winning baking book, BraveTart: Iconic American Desserts by Stella Parks, which I received as a holiday gift. Yay! (much more to come from this book, of course) We have tried other homemade versions but agree that this is the best one yet. The original recipe notes that these “cookies” are really pillowy, soft and tender cupcake tops coated with creamy frosting. In my opinion, calling them cookies adds to their appeal. I made half of the recipe (noted below)- perfect.... 
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• 2 Ingredient Banana Ice Cream
• For when we want a quick and easy ice cream or snow, this 2 ingredient banana ice cream saves the day. It’s probably one of the easiest recipes we have, and its result is just amazing! We know it’s November but in northern Mexico it’s still a bit warm so we were in the mood for something cool and light. Nothing better for that than a banana ice cream that only has banana and almond butter, yes, only those two things. The almond butter can actually be replaced by any other ingredient, preferably without unsweetened, such as cocoa powder or coffee.... 
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• Brookies Recipe
• Today’s my oldest son’s birthday! He’s twelve. I can’t believe he’s twelve years old. It seems like yesterday that I brought this bright-eyed bundle of joy home from the hospital. Lincoln was the best and easiest baby ever. I said while I was pregnant that I’d rather have a bad pregnancy and a good baby than the other way. I was blessed with an easy pregnancy, bad delivery, and an easy baby. Two out of three isn’t bad. We were planning his birthday party when he told me he wanted a ‘cake’ that was a brownie on the bottom and chocolate chip cookie on top ‘cooked together’, he said. Both my boys are little foodies and give me suggestions all the time for the blog. I’ll have to say some of them are great, some crazy but doable, and some downright impossible! I didn’t have the heart to tell Lincoln that what he was describing was called a Brookie and it had already been ‘invented’.... 
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• Lobster Ravioli Sauce
• For the best sauce to serve with lobster ravioli, try this easy recipe. This garlic cream sauce with browned butter is so rich, fancy, & decadent. This homemade sauce cooks up quickly and as the shallots and garlic infuse flavor into the browned butter, the kitchen smells amazing. The nutty brown butter then gets some heavy cream and a touch of magic, brandy. Once it comes together it turns into a beautiful light pink creamy sauce perfect for lobster ravioli. Wondering why this is the perfect sauce to serve with lobster ravioli? Well, it is simple and it complements the rich flavor of the delicate shellfish filling. I wanted something creamy to serve with lobster ravioli. I didn’t want pesto or a tomato sauce. I tried browned butter sauces, lemon sauces, and cream sauces. I liked them all but wanted more. So to make the best easy sauce to toss with lobster ravioli, the perfect combination of browned butter, cream, and garlic is my all-time favorite. I think my family agrees. Both my husband and Enzo fell in love with this sauce so much that Enzo literally scraped the plate clean to get every drop of sauce. This browned butter and creamy lobster ravioli sauce recipe call for only a few ingredients. To make the best sauce use good quality ingredients that are full-fat, do not use low-fat dairy when making this pasta sauce. Salted butter, heavy whipping cream, and freshly shaved parmesan create the creaminess that makes this lobster ravioli sauce so comforting. A few spices and aromatics like shallots and garlic bring in a sharp bite to cut the richness of the cream sauce. For a decadent touch, the brandy is the final touch that sets this sauce over the top. This sauce recipe goes well with any brand of store-bought lobster ravioli. So whatever your favorite is, this recipe for a cream sauce pairs perfectly. It is a good sauce for all the common brands of lobster ravioli like Costco, Trader Joe’s, Rana, and more. If you love seafood ravioli from restaurants like Carrabba’s, Olive Garden, or Red Lobster, this sauce recipe is so much better. This creamy garlic sauce is good with shrimp, crab, and butternut squash ravioli.... 
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• Candied Bacon Recipe
• This irresistible Candied Bacon recipe (aka Millionaire’s Bacon or Pig Candy) is made with thick slices of bacon coated in brown sugar and baked in the oven until perfectly crispy and caramelized. Learn how to easily make Candied Bacon with only 3 ingredients and enjoy the best ultimate party snack! We love bacon recipes and recipes that use bacon! After all, bacon makes everything more delicious. Some of our favorite recipes are Bacon in the Oven, super crispy Skillet Potatoes and Jalapeño Popper Quiche. There are many names given to this fantastic bacon recipe and there are many celebrities like Alton Brown and Snoop Dog making it. You may call it Candy Bacon, Millionaire Bacon, Man’s Bacon or simply delicious-sticky finger-licking-glazed-bacon. The name doesn’t matter however here are a few reasons why you should make it.... 
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• Strawberry Napoleons
• What is a Napoleon? Flaky puff pastry layered with fresh strawberries and an easy to make Bavarian cream. Today’s post is a little nostalgic for me, these strawberry napoleons are one of the first things I ever baked for my husband. Looking back on it, I was so proud of this dessert. Proud and so pleased with how fancy and elegant these fresh spring strawberry napoleons are. They sound exotic, right? And they taste it too. They’re light and fresh, but oh so indulgent. I’ve been making them ever since, rightly so, since they’ve earned a spot on the list of my husband’s favorite strawberry desserts....
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Recipes, Crafts, Repurposing, Fun Facts And More :)

• Holishkes – Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
• Stuffed cabbage rolls, a blend of sweet, sour and savory flavors, are popping up everywhere from diners and delis to five-star restaurants. They are the new mac-and-cheese, but comfort food with a healthful twist, warming the cockles of your heart, while warding off heart disease. Many countries lay claim to its origins, which accounts for the several interesting riffs on the traditional recipe. • Jewish cabbage rolls (called holishkls, a concoction of ground beef, rice and raisins enveloped in cabbage leaves and simmered in a sauce of brown sugar, lemon and tomatoes) have been traced back 2,000 years to Eastern Europe. They were served in celebration of the fall festival, particularly Simchat Torah, which marks a new Torah cycle. The dish is believed to have originated in the ancient Middle East where it spread to Eastern Europe as trade routes flourished and various ethnic groups migrated. 
• Serendipitously, cabbage rolls became ensconced in Scandinavian cuisine when Sweden’s King Charles XII brought the recipe back to his homeland after fleeing to Moldavia in the Ottoman Empire in the early 18th century on a military mission. Today the Swedes celebrate Kåldolmens dag (Day of the Cabbage Roll) in late November to commemorate the anniversary of King Charles’ death, serving the Kåldolmar delight with boiled potatoes and lingonberry jam. 
• Romanian sarmale combines ground pork, caramelized onions and rice nestled in a pickled sauerkraut leaf, and then smothered in dill and tomato sauce. It is often topped with bacon or smoked sausage. 
• Poland’s golabki, translating to “little pigeon feet” (named after the French dish that wrapped cabbage around cooked pigeon), stuffs the leaves with pork, beef, rice or barley, accompanied by sour cream and sweet paprika. 
• Ukrainian holubtsi are typically vegetarian, filling pickled cabbage leaves with either buckwheat and wild mushrooms or a mixture of whole grains and root vegetables, braised in tomato juice or vegetable stock served with perogies. 
• Egyptian mahshi kromb are simmered in an aromatic tomato-based sauce with mint, cumin and other Middle Eastern herbs and spices.
• The Asian variation wraps Chinese cabbage around seafood blends, tofu and shiitake mushrooms.... 
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• Cheeseburger French Fry Casserole
• Of all the great ways to eat potatoes, the french fry just might be the best. There’s nothing quite like those crispy fried edges and the smell of the deep-fryer, or the way each individual fry finds the perfect balance of salt and fat. Despite how unhealthy you know they are, you can never stop at just one. Fries can be jazzed up with fancy toppings or inhaled from a paper bag of greasy fast food. French fries are downright addictive and the perfect food for almost any occasion: a side at a cookout, a midday snack or a late-night wine session. Those perfectly cooked potatoes are more than just an iconic American food; they’re eaten all over the world. Even in countries where you can’t find a McDonald’s, you can probably get your hands on some french fries. The Brits eat their chips thick-cut with salt and malt vinegar, Canadians eat theirs drenched in brown gravy, and Belgians eat fries dipped in mayonnaise. No matter what your condiment of choice is, you probably haven’t stopped to think or learn about what is one of the world’s favorite foods. There are a lot of things about fries you may not know.... 
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• Lace Patterned Coffee Table
• Lace can be made in two ways, by hand and by machine. It has the open weblike pattern made by using the thread or yarn. The delicate fabric can be made from various threads such as silver, silk, linen and gold. The cotton thread is mostly applied to create lace today. However, the usage of silk and linen threads is still applied. The synthetic fiber is generally used as the primary material for the manufactured lace. The thread is not always employed by the artists to create unique lace. Some modern artists apply the silver wire or copper wire to create lace.... 
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• Tell Me About It 🙂
• A Marble is a small spherical toy. These balls vary in size. Most commonly, they are about 1 cm in diameter and can be used for a variety of games called marbles. Marbles were invented thousands of years ago and were a popular item in Ancient Egypt and Rome. Marbles became commercially viable in the 1800s. Marbles are often&made by melting recycled glass, that is & then cut into even portions and dropped onto moving & rollers that allow&the malleable glass to form balls as they cool. Marbles, said to be named due to the stone that they were manufactured from in the past, have been historically&made of clay, and they were also produced using glass or&stone. Marbles are most commonly & made of glass, although steel, ceramic, plastic or & clay is sometimes used. Marbles are one of the oldest played games of time.... 
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• Owl Pretzels
• Owls are intriguing birds that easily capture the attention and curiosity of birders. These facts may help clear up a bit of their mystery and reveal what a hoot owls really are. Many owl species have asymmetrical ears. When located at different heights on the owl’s head, their ears are able to pinpoint the location of sounds in multiple dimensions. Ready, aim, strike. The eyes of an owl are not true “eyeballs.” Their tube-shaped eyes are completely immobile, providing binocular vision which fully focuses on their prey and boosts depth perception. Owls can rotate their necks 270 degrees. A blood-pooling system collects blood to power their brains and eyes when neck movement cuts off circulation. A group of owls is called a parliament. This originates from C.S. Lewis’ description of a meeting of owls in The Chronicles of Narnia. Owls hunt other owls. Great Horned Owls are the top predator of the smaller Barred Owl....
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• Turn An Old Sweatshirt Into A Pet Blanket
• A house cat’s genome is 95.6 percent tiger, and they share many behaviors with their jungle ancestors, says Layla Morgan Wilde, a cat behavior expert and the founder of Cat Wisdom 101. These behaviors include scent marking by scratching, prey play, prey stalking, pouncing, chinning, and urine marking. Cats are believed to be the only mammals who don’t taste sweetness. Cats are nearsighted, but their peripheral vision and night vision are much better than that of humans. Cats are supposed to have 18 toes (five toes on each front paw; four toes on each back paw). Cats can jump up to six times their length. Cats’ claws all curve downward, which means that they can’t climb down trees head-first. Instead, they have to back down the trunk. Cats’ collarbones don’t connect to their other bones, as these bones are buried in their shoulder muscles. Cats have 230 bones, while humans only have 206. Cats have an extra organ that allows them to taste scents on the air, which is why your cat stares at you with her mouth open from time to time. Cats have whiskers on the backs of their front legs, as well. Cats have nearly twice the amount of neurons in their cerebral cortex as dogs. Cats have the largest eyes relative to their head size of any mammal. Cats make very little noise when they walk around. The thick, soft pads on their paws allow them to sneak up on their prey — or you....
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• Turn Dollar Store Coffee Filters Into A Heart Shaped Valentine's Wreath
• The average heart is the size of a fist in an adult. Your heart will beat about 115,000 times each day. Your heart pumps about 2,000 gallons of blood every day. An electrical system controls the rhythm of your heart. It’s called the cardiac conduction system. The heart can continue beating even when it’s disconnected from the body. The first open-heart surgery occurred in 1893. It was performed by Daniel Hale Williams, who was one of the few black cardiologists in the United States at the time. The first implantable pacemaker was used in 1958. Arne Larsson, who received the pacemaker, lived longer than the surgeon who implanted it. Larsson died at 86 of a disease that was unrelated to his heart. The youngest person to receive heart surgery was only a minute old. She had a heart defect that many babies don’t survive. Her surgery was successful, but she’ll eventually need a heart transplant. The earliest known case of heart disease was identified in the remains of a 3,500-year-old Egyptian mummy. The fairy fly, which is a kind of wasp, has the smallest heart of any living creature. The American pygmy shrew is the smallest mammal, but it has the fastest heartbeat at 1,200 beats per minute. Whales have the largest heart of any mammal. The giraffe has a lopsided heart, with their left ventricle being thicker than the right. This is because the left side has to get blood up the giraffe’s long neck to reach their brain....
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• Turn An Empty Folger's Coffee Can Into A "We Are Going To Disney World" Piggy Bank
• Though her popularity waned a bit in the 1930s, Minnie Mouse has been around just as long as Mickey. In fact, they share the same birthday. While Walt Disney famously reminded us that “It was all started by a mouse”, we would argue that Mickey wouldn’t be who he is today if it weren’t for his better half. Here are nine fun facts you may not have known about the mouse behind the mouse. “Minnie” May or May Not Be Short for Another Name....Much like Mickey, there is some dispute as to whether or not Minnie is short for another moniker. The comic strip The Gleam — which was briefly published from January 1942 to May of that same year — originally referred to Minnie as Minerva Mouse. More recently, the Mickey Mouse television series that ran from 2013 to 2019 featured an episode (episode 14 of season 4, to exact) in which Mickey refers to his sweetheart as “Minifred”. She Has Two Pets....While it may be more commonly known that Minnie has a pet cat named Figaro — who originally appeared in Pinocchio — she also has a pet dog as well. Fifi, her prize-winning Pekingese, often serves as a love interest for Pluto. She is perhaps best known for Pluto’s Quin-puplets, a 1937 short in which she leaves Pluto to tend to their litter of pups while she goes out for food. Pluto was Originally Her Dog....Pluto has become Mickey’s loyal pooch and best friend, but it wasn’t always that way. When the character first debuted in 1930’s The Chain Gang, he served as a bloodhound tracking down an escaped Mickey. At that time, he didn’t even have a name. Shortly thereafter, he appeared in The Picnic as Minnie’s dog Rover. The character quickly evolved into Pluto, named after the planet (that’s no longer a planet), which was named by an 11-year-old girl shortly before Disney capitalized on the popularity of the galactic discovery....
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