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December 12, 2008

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MonicaA

ooh being pregnant I want to make everything this year! i have been BAKING about once a week , crazy!
we love to take the mini pretzels and top with a hershey kiss, toss on a cookie sheet in the oven on VERY LOW for a minute or 2 ...then take out and press in 3 M&M's , I put in the fridge after they are hardened usually...SALTY SWEET GOODNESS! Can you believe I can't find MINI pretzels over here ..so annoying!!! No pretzels for us this year :(

barbara

I'm munching on Newman's spicy salt and pepper pretzels as I read, and I'm just thinking they would not be improved with chocolate! But I love the chow mein noodle idea!

barbara

I'm munching on Newman's spicy salt and pepper pretzels as I read, and I'm just thinking they would not be improved with chocolate! But I love the chow mein noodle idea!

laurie - magpie ethel

I love haystacks! I like the secret ingredient of butterscotch chips...who would of thought! I actually have NEVER made Christmas candy. Our tradition is to make pizelles (sp?).

laurie - magpie ethel

I love haystacks! I like the secret ingredient of butterscotch chips...who would of thought! I actually have NEVER made Christmas candy. Our tradition is to make pizelles (sp?).

Jan

My aunt makes these and calls them chinese noodle cookies. She also adds chopped peanuts and coconut..yum!

Andrea Hartman

Try Peanut Butter (not too much) between two Ritz
crackers. Dip and coat them completely in a bowl of melted white or regular chocolate. Let the excess drip off your spoon, and place on a waxed paper lined sheet. I like to lightly drizzle the white ones with the chocolate chocolate,and the chocolate with the white, for a bit of fancy. When your sheet is full, chill until set. These are a holiday tradition around here and are looked forward to by all of our friends.

Emma Lou

This brought a little tear to my eye! ...I love these "cookies"! My gramma still makes these at Christmas time and I of course, end up eating ALL of them! I've got to show her this online. She'll love it!
Thanks!

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