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Lion King Inspired Snack Charcuterie Board

I’m loving this whole charcuterie board trend that’s happening. If you are saying charcut-a-what, don’t worry I’m new to this too! A charcuterie board is usually made with meats and cheeses and it is displayed beautifully thrown together on a board. It’s an informal way to eat a meal or a snack. Guests can grab what they want. I love it for many reasons: easy prep, minimal dishes and it looks cool. Since the brand new Lion King starts today I thought a Lion King inspired charcuterie board would be fun. You can throw this together for a party or for your family on a movie night. You can make one for any theme or movie.

Toy Story 4 Forky Treats

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Have you had the chance to see Toy Story 4 yet? If you haven’t I highly recommend you do. It’s a great and also, gut wrenching end to the series. If it’s really the end. There’s a new character in the movie that we are now obsessed with named Forky. He’s made out of trash by Bonnie. He has lopsided eyes that fall down and crazy pipe cleaner arms, so the imperfectness of this treat works well for him.

Shamrock popcorn

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Want to make a fun, tasty treat for St. Patrick’s day? I made this for my kids the other day and they LOVED it!! It’s like a Shamrock shake in popcorn form!

Did I mention that this recipe is also super easy?! Well, it is!

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Our Favorite No-Bake Christmas Goodies

Hey! We are so stoked to be a part of the 10 Days of Christmas Inspiration Blog Hop. It has been fun seeing all the fun projects and gorgeous decor. If you are coming from The Unfinished Project then you saw Erica’s quick and easy Christmas tree topiary. Super cute, right? We are always up for a quick and easy DIY.

Years ago when our oldest kids were toddlers, Lara and I would get together each December and have a massive baking day. Baking while having young kids can feel overwhelming but when you get to spend the day hanging out with your best friend sharing the work, overwhelming turns into fun, cherished memories. We both have favorite treats we each make year after year and we wanted to share them with you! Each of our goodies is no bake and sure to please!

1950’s Christmas Cookie Decorating Party

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I adore all things Christmas! My very favorite Christmas movie of all time is “White Christmas!” I’m pretty sure I could watch that on a loop and never get tired of it! In fact, that movie was on in the hospital room while my mom was in labor with me! (Any other Christmas babies out there?? December 23rd here!) So you could say my love of “White Christmas” started at birth. With that being said, the time era of that movie was my inspiration for this party. I love how I was able to find such fun decorations at Oriental Trading, even using some for a different purpose than intended.

Doesn’t the glow of that Christmas tree have you ready to put up all of your Christmas decorations? Red and blue might be my new favorite holiday color combination!

Disneyland Dole Whip Cookie Recipe

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If you know us at all, you know we love Disneyland!! We love all the treats, especially the Dole Whip. Awhile ago, Lara mentioned she wished she could find a Dole Whip recipe for a cookie. (I know!! Why hasn’t someone thought of this before?!) We’ve seen a ton of knock-off recipes for the ice cream itself but the thought of a non-melty, take anywhere treat sounded awesome. And then I had an idea! Here is my version of a Dole Whip Cookie. I hope you make it, I hope you love it and I hope it reminds you of the famous Disneyland snack!!

My recipe starts with a basic meringue cookie recipe. The creamy, melt-in-your-mouth texture of meringue seemed to be a perfect match with the idea of a Dole Whip cookie.

DIY Tabletop Art Palette

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An Easy Salsa Recipe Three Ways for a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

Want to host an amazing Cinco de Mayo party but don’t want to be cooking tamales all day?! Why not create a salsa bar instead?? You can make this easy salsa recipe multiple ways. We’ll show you three! This is a sure-fire way to impress family and friends.

Our St. Patty’s Party

As long as I have known Lara, she has always made a fun St. Patrick’s Day themed dinner for her family each year. I usually just put up decorations to celebrate and maybe buy a bag of See’s candies gold coins. This year we decided to team up: her food and my decorations.

Here is our table all put together! All ready for our kids to enjoy.

Crust-less Apple Pie!

Okay, okay it’s pretty much apple sauce but don’t tell me that, I’m on a diet!

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