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There are many policies of our federal government that I think are absolutely absurd. But on a long list of craziness, this may be the craziest: It is the official policy of the U.S. government that any child, born in this country to illegal immigrants, automatically and immediately becomes a citizen of the United States!
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Andrew Napolitano smeared the Obama administration as being "in tight" with the New Black Panther Party, citing the myth that the Obama Justice Department would not prosecute a party member for "[i]ntimidating voters with a weapon." In fact, the decision to not pursue criminal charges was made by the Bush DOJ, and the Obama administration won an injunction against the party member who carried a weapon.
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Right-wing media are attacking President Obama's statement that he "believe[s] that Muslims have the same right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country" and are entitled to build a mosque in Lower Manhattan.
Dr. Laura Schlessinger's racially charged rant, in which she "articulated the 'n' word all the way out -- more than one time," is only the latest in a year of public displays of racially loaded rhetoric by right-wing media figures.
Glenn Beck falsely claimed that Feisal Abdul Rauf, who is heading efforts to build a community center in New York, currently "employs" an imam who blamed "the Jews" for 9-11; in fact, the imam resigned in 2001 prior to making those comments. Beck also absurdly claimed Rauf was "connected to Hamas" and attacked Rauf for making comments about the 9-11 attacks that are strikingly similar to comments Beck himself made in April.
Liz Cheney spread the myth that the stimulus bill has "not worked" to mitigate job losses. In fact, many independent and private analysts have agreed that stimulus spending significantly raised employment over what would have happened without it.
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According to the survey, 53% of corporate workers report they spend more than three hours a week searching for relevant information to perform their job functions. Forty-three percent of respondents indicate they spend two-three hours a week recreating information that already exists. The survey also indicates that corporate workers use internal sources (shared files systems, Intranet) and external sources of information (the Internet) almost equally as their main information source--36% vs. 33%. Fifty-eight percent of respondents indicated they do not receive relevant and timely search results by using exact keyword searches so they combine several keywords in an attempt to increase relevancy.


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not sure if the tires were checked - we had a flat. :-(
very professional staff and service!
Staff was extremely accommodating and helpful. I give this location high marks.
super fast service. In and out in less than 15 minutes.
Very professional and knew what they were doing. I returned the equipment in great condition. They were quick with no hassle.
Everything from the equipment to the service was awesome, I would recommend them to anyone. Keep up the good work.
More explanation on the gas level... We picked it up with little less than 1/4 tank and dropped it off with 1/4 of tank but since it wasn't over 1/4 of tank we were charged the 'creidit', a little more info about that would of been nice.
The lady that checked me in seemed like she hated me... I was the only customer there... and she was way more expensive than ANY OTHER U-HAUL place I've ever been to.
Excellent customer service!
The truck had an engine light problem. It was not a maintenance problem either because the light would come and go while traveling. The truck was absolutely filthy!!! Inside and out.
Staff was very courteous. I would choose to work with them again!
If someone gets a dolly - please provide strap to tie it down and ask if they need straps to hold items in place.
More friendly staff
This was very expensive for a one day, Ft. Collins to Denver, trip. One load! I was shocked at how much it was. Probably won't be using uhaul for any short trips or maybe even long at that.
The female rep really had her act together and knew how to get us in and back out quickly and professionally.
Everything was outstanding. The Customer Service was fantastic. We were taken care of by those present.
Everything went very smoothly! I reserved online and all was ready when promised. Everyone we worked with was very pleasant and helpful!
Great Customer service all around. Entire experience was awesome!
Excellent customer service. Was greeted with a smile. Very personable and helpful employees.
We had a tire blow out on the highway. It was horrible. Had to wait 4 hours for help. We rented a appliance dolly and it was not in the truck. Not a good experience. We hired someone to help us load and unload the trip. Due to the breakdown we had to pay for someone to sit on the side of the road then we ended up having to unload the truck ourselves. We 65 and 74 so this was difficult for us plus it cost us an extra $50 for our helper then he didn't even unload for us because I ran out of money and couldn't pay him anymore.
This location was beautifully maintained, awesome customer service and in fact was among the very best I have come across! Also most definetly check out the " unique rides"! Absolutely awesome! If we had star rating this location is 5 out of 5 STARS!
Had a two-day reservation. No instructions provided regarding when/how to drop off trailer after hours.
The customer service here is way above average. Only one less than stellar experience with U-Haul, but this one was great. The people here couldn't be nicer!
Trailer was rusted and it squeaked badly when towing. Needed to be maintained better.
Although the trailer was clean enough, and seemed to be roadworthy, it was definitely a vintage model.
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The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival is back for its 42nd season (4/29-5/1 and 5/5-5/8), and the word is come early and stay late.
The good news is Jazz Fest 2011 is not sold out. Matter of fact, Jazz Fest never sells out. Tickets to the seven-day music extravaganza are always available at the gate, right up until the final note on closing night, so last-minute arrivals have nothing to worry about.Staking out a great space near any of the 12 stages at the New Orleans fairgrounds is another matter. An early arrival is highly recommended, but with hundreds of performers spanning almost 60 hours of every conceivable type of music, any spot at Jazz Fest is just fine.Over time, the word jazz in New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival has taken on a new meaning. There's lots of jazz, like Sonny Rollins, Ahmad Jamal, Terence Blanchard and Nicholas Payton, but there is also Robert Plant, Bon Jovi, Willie Nelson, Kid Rock, Jimmy Buffett and Tom Jones. Yes, Tom Jones!Jazz Fest is big on nostalgia so it's not unusual to see pop sensation Tom Jones on this year's schedule.Star power aside, Louisiana-bred Cajun music, zydeco, gospel, blues, and Southern soul remain festival favorites. Not to be missed, are the brass band parades, the Louisiana folklife village, a Native American village, food and crafts fair, and a special celebration of Haitian culture. Jazz Fest closes on Sunday May 8.
Avery Sunshine is known for her irresistible combination of soul, jazz and gospel influences. She's traveled the world entertaining audiences with her powerful voice, inspiring lyrics and infectious spirit. She joins host Shawna Renee on "The Soul Lounge" to perform and share the stories behind her new album, "The Sun Room."


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There are five cows on a farm, one mamma cow and four baby calves. The first baby walks up to the mom and asks, "Momma, why is my name Rose?" The mommy cow replies, "Well honey, a rose petal fell on your head when you were born." The next calf comes up and asks, "Momma, why is my name Lily?" The mother replies, "Because honey, a lily petal fell on your head when you were born." The third baby comes up and asks, "Momma, why is my name Daisy?" The momma cow again replieds" Well, when you were born a daisy petal fell on your head." The final baby walks over and says, "Duh huh guh nuh!" The momma cow says, "Shut up, Cinderblock."
A priest, a minister, and a rabbi want to see who's best at his job. So they each go into the woods, find a bear, and attempt to convert it. Later they get together. The priest begins: "When I found the bear, I read to him from the Catechism and sprinkled him with holy water. Next week is his first communion." "I found a bear by the stream," says the minister, "and preached God's holy word. The bear was so mesmerized that he let me baptize him." They both look down at the rabbi, who is lying on a gurney in a body cast. "Looking back," he says, "maybe I shouldn't have started with the circumcision."
A man goes to a strip club with an alligator. He says, "I bet you that I can put my dick into this alligator's mouth for 1 minute, and when I take it out, it will not be damaged. If I succeed, all of you will buy me drinks. If I fail, I will buy all of you drinks." The other men agree and he puts his dick into the alligator's mouth for 1 minute. After 1 minute, he hits the alligator on the head with a beer bottle, and he opens his mouth. To everyone's surprise, his dick is unharmed. "Now, before you buy me drinks, does anybody else want to try?" After a while, someone in the back finally raises their hand. It's a woman. "I guess I can try," she says, "but you have to promise not to hit me on the head with a beer bottle."


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Matt's picks for the best (and worst) movies of 2012
2012 was a great year for movies, but then again, I'd argue every year is a great year for movies. Chicago critic Richard Roeper once said saying there are no good films out is like saying there are no good books in a bookstore. Of course there are; you just need to look around sometimes.
Thus, let's take one final look at the best movies 2012 had to offer. Some of my choices took a little bit of searching; others were hiding in plain sight. But they were all incredible (except for my bottom five movies of the year, which were incredible for other, less commendable reasons). So, with no further ado, I present a year in cinematic successes, as well as a few cinematic sins.
Top 10 Films of 2012
10. "Django Unchained"
As of writing this article, it's been less than 12 hours since I walked out of my particular showing of "Django Unchained." But I don't need a ton of time to determine that Quentin Tarantino's latest historical revenge epic is one of the most entertaining, unique and strangely satisfying films of the year. It's violent (delivering not one but two blood-soaked finales), it's profane and it's indulgent. "Django Unchained" is also brilliantly performed – Christoph Waltz is the bacon of the cinematic world: He makes everything better – and beautifully photographed, featuring dialogue that sings and a finessed balance of hilarious comedy, intense drama and brutal violence. It's a brave feature that feels like a Tarantino film, which is to say it feels like nothing else you've seen.
9. "Looper"
Science fiction is like my pet genre; I love it, even when it chews up my shoes, gets into the garbage, sheds on the couch and goes to the bathroom all over the house. There's plenty of bad sci-fi, but when it goes right, nothing makes my brain happier. Enter "Looper." Writer-director Rian Johnson creates a tantalizing, twisty time-travel tale that smartly blends several genres with a human story about people coping with their pasts, their futures and themselves. "Looper" manages to be everything a viewer would want from a smart sci-fi film, plus a little extra.
8. "Moonrise Kingdom"
As a Wes Anderson skeptic, I walked into "Moonrise Kingdom" waiting to be ironically whimsy-ed to death. I walked out remarkably charmed. The ensemble of veterans (Willis, Norton, Murray) and delightful newcomers (child actors Kara Hayward and Jared Gilman) mixes effortlessly with Anderson's sweet, witty script and small fantastical flourishes that don't try to upstage the rest of the film. "Moonrise Kingdom" still feels like a Wes Anderson movie, but it also feels like the first time in a long time Anderson has really sincerely cared about his characters. And, as a result, the audience cares too.
7. "The Avengers"
Is "The Avengers" the most intellectual and thought-provoking movie of 2012? Absolutely not. Is it just a cog in Disney and Marvel's massive money-making Hollywood machine? Essentially. Will I have to turn in my beret at the next Pretentious Critics Association meeting? If it existed, most likely. So do I feel bad about putting "The Avengers" on this list? Noooope! Joss Whedon took the reins of the most anticipated film of the year and somehow came through on all of the hype. Yeah, it's just popcorn movie, but it's a popcorn movie made to satisfying near perfection.
6. "Samsara"
We currently live in a cinematic era in which Hollywood is trying almost every gimmick in the box in order to keep theaters relevant. They tried 3-D, but that fell on its face thanks to overexposure. Directors are now giving 70mm film a try, and that being the case, "Samsara" is to 70mm what "Avatar" was to 3-D. Director Ron Fricke's globe trekking documentary takes the viewer on a mesmerizing journey, filling the screen with beautiful and thought-provoking images that seem to capture the entire world in 102 minutes. "Samsara" boggles the mind and stirs the soul. When was the last time 3-D managed to do that?
5. "Monsieur Lazhar"
I was putting this list together when I suddenly dropped my jaw and thought "What the heck; how'd I forget 'Monsieur Lazhar?!'" The Canadian film, a nominee for Best Foreign Language Film at last year's Oscars, is quiet and subtle, but its emotional impact is massive. Instead of becoming yet another movie about a saintly teacher, writer-director Philippe Falardeau tells a breathtaking tale about death, grief and how all people, young and old, struggle to cope with the mysteries it leaves behind. With great lead performances from Mohamed Fellag and a cast of amazing child actors, "Monsieur Lazhar" easily earns a spot near the head of the 2012 class.
4. "Argo"
Remember those quaint days when Ben Affleck's career was a punchline? The joke is on everyone else now, as Affleck has turned into one of Hollywood's hottest directors, with "Argo" as his crown jewel. The Iranian hostage thriller is simply smart filmmaking at its finest, with every performance, every shot and every moment perfectly on point. It's a great thriller (the airport sequence near the end is literally edge-of-your-seat good), a great showbiz comedy and a great drama about the power of the moving picture, all tied into one film. Well played, Mr. Affleck. You had us going there with that whole "Reindeer Games"/"Paycheck"/"Surviving Christmas" phase.
3. "Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God"
Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney has set his sights on people who've abused power in the past, but with "Mea Maxima Culpa," Gibney directed his camera at possibly his biggest target: the Catholic Church. His investigation into the church's sex abuse scandal results, framed by the harrowing stories of four young deaf Milwaukee boys molested by a priest in the '70s, is scathing and enraging. The film, which made its American debut at the Milwaukee Film Festival and will be shown on HBO this upcoming spring, screams for justice and accountability. By the end of Gibney's unblinking, heart wrenching documentary, viewers will probably join in.
2. "The Pruitt-Igoe Myth"
I saw Chad Freidrichs remarkably thorough documentary on St. Louis's infamously failed public housing project at the 2011 Milwaukee Film Festival. I wanted to put "The Pruitt-Igoe Myth" in my top 10 list last year, but it technically wasn't released until this past January. It's been a long road, but now I finally get to give the movie the credit it deserves. It's not as heated or as angry as something like "Mea Maxima Culpa," but Freidrichs's film is fascinating as a dense study into why the project failed and why former residents would hold the crumbling disaster so lovingly in their hearts. "The Pruitt-Igoe Myth" elegantly demonstrates the best attribute of a documentary: the ability to take a topic that normally sounds dry and dull, and turn to turn it into intellectually and emotionally riveting cinema.
1. "5 Broken Cameras"
No film I saw over the past 365 days shook me to my core and stunned my senses like "5 Broken Cameras." Emad Burnat's documentary about civilian life on the frontlines of the Israeli-Palestinean conflict is an amazing work of political activism, a harrowing look into a life of constant violence and a tribute to the power of cinema. The film takes the audience through the hauntingly endless cycle of violence taking place in an everyday town and the effects on Emad's young son, whose first words are "army" and "cartridge." I saw "5 Broken Cameras" several months ago at the Milwaukee Film Festival, but the impact of its shockingly, and sadly, human story still lingers.
Bottom 5 Films of 2012
5. "The Raven"
There's a lot wrong with "The Raven" (obviously, otherwise I'd be talking about "Red Tails" or "Fun Size"). There's the goofy dialogue, the absurd action, the preposterous plot that shoehorns author and poet Edgar Allen Poe into a murder mystery that plays like fan fiction and the casting of Rob Gordon himself, John Cusack, as the troubled literary genius. The thing that really kills me about "The Raven," though, is its inability to tell a halfway decent mystery. I expect better from a screenplay co-written by a Shakespeare.
4. "Hit & Run"
Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell seem like a cute couple. If it was my job to review relationships (like a marital counselor or something, I don't know), I'd probably give them a good grade. Unfortunately, I review movies, and that being the case, "Hit & Run" is a pretty abysmal one. Shepard's directorial debut (with help from co-director David Palmer) is an unpleasant mix of rape jokes, homophobic jokes, naked senior citizens and ugly action. It seems to be going for Tarantino vibe in terms of tone, but if I want to see a Tarantino movie, I'll go see "Django Unchained." This is just amateur hour.
3. "The Cold Light of Day"
The best thing I can say about "The Cold Light of Day" is that it is remarkably easy to forget. Besides that, this tedious, insanely generic discount DVD bin-bound action thriller has almost nothing to recommend. Bruce Willis, Sigourney Weaver and Henry Cavill all seem bored (Willis couldn't even bother to shave) playing out the dull, by-the-numbers spy story, a sensation the audience surely shares.
2. "The Devil Inside"
I'm going to save you 80 minutes and whatever amount of money it costs to rent a movie from Netflix or Redbox, and I'm going to tell you the scariest scene in "The Devil Inside." In broad daylight, while a group of people are walking down a sidewalk, a big dumb-looking dog surprisingly plops his head and front paws on a nearby fence, briefly startling the audience and the main characters. And that's it! The scariest moment in this entire, incredibly lazy movie sounds like a deleted scene from "Marmaduke."
1. "Branded"
A lot of things happen in "Branded." Almost none of them make any sense whatsoever. There's a half-baked spy subplot involving Pop-Pop from "Arrested Development." There's a 15-minute sequence based around sacrificing a cow. There's an epic battle between brand blobs and brand dragons that looks like something out of Harry Potter's peyote nightmare. And a star cow narrates it all. I wish I could say this is all a lot of fun – even of the unintentional variety – but "Branded" seems to think it has something important to say. It's the only one who thinks that.
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
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It's a wild new fad that feeds off the dissociation found in modern
life. While millions of people listen to music on headphones while they
shop at the market, do housework and other mundane tasks, there are a
crop of new nightclubs, called "silent discos," where all the dancers
listen to music on wireless headphones. The experience to the newcomer
is disorienting. Walking into these clubs, you will see people dancing
in total silence. It's a trend that catching on.
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9/29/2011 (3 years ago)
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Keywords: headphones, discos, nightclubs, dancing
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The new dance party phenomenon, which started in Europe uses specially designed wireless headphones, rather than a traditional speaker system sends people boogying on to the dance floor. Silent discos are now taking America by storm.
"People would think its anti-social, but it ends up being the exact opposite," Ryan Dowd, owner of Silent Events, Inc., who caters Silent Disco events around the country says. "If you meet someone or give them the eye on the dance floor, there's no way to talk in a loud, crowded club without going outside, but this way you can literally take off the headphones in the center of the dance floor and talk in an inside voice steps from the DJ."
College campuses are now hosting Silent Disco parties for their students as well as music festivals, fairs, weekly silent nights at your favorite club, rooftop parties.
Originally created to deal with noise ordinances, silent discos help build camaraderie among those in the know. Everyone feels like they're in on a secret since they're all wearing the headphones. Spectators nab a voyeuristic pleasure from watching the group dance in what appears to be silence.
"I think it's become a phenomenon because there are so many ways to enjoy it," says Dowd. "If you don't like loud music, you can dial down the volume. If you don't like a certain type of music, you can change the channel. If you don't dance, you can people watch."
Many silent discos feature several DJs or two or three types of music like rock, rap or electronica. Silent Events even created a bilingual option for a silent dance party.
Dowd measures the success of the events when the headphones run out at the door.
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There's just no easy way to watch films set during the Civil War, especially those made prior to 1945. The depiction of African Americans is, at best, cringe-worthy, more so because of the social context of the time that saw no problem with enslaved "happy darkies" than the historical context that required at least a few slaves be present if you're going to show life on a plantation. This Confederate tale, the first for Shirley Temple, has a modicum of redemption, however: paired with Bill Robinson, the unlikely duo engage in a groundbreaking tap number that, for the first time ever, showed a white person and a black person dancing together on screen. The rest is the usual treacle Temple, god love her, and with the additional boon that Hattie McDaniel's character is named "mom" instead of "mammy," you can probably endure the inherent shame of the whole production without getting your britches in too much of a hitch.
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This yummy vegetarian dish is fast to make and is satisfyingly filling with cheese, spinach and in-season aubergine.
Cut the aubergines in half, place them on a baking tray and cook them in a pre-heated oven of 180c for no longer than 15 minutes. Once ready – allow them to cool out of the oven.
Scoop out the inside of the aubergine using a tablespoon creating a hollow cavity but make sure the skin is still intact and place the aubergine insides in a large bowl. Add in the chopped spinach, the parsley, the Pecorino cheese and the chopped tomatoes. Season with salt, pepper and 2 tbsp of olive oil and mix well.
Stuff the aubergines with the mixture and place them on a baking tray. Place the mozzarella on top, drizzle with the remaining oil and bake in a pre-heated oven of 180c for approximately 15 minutes until they are golden and the cheese has melted. Serve immediately with some warm crusty bread.
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Too much salt can harm your health
Updated On: Jul 25 2011 10:47:39 AM EDT
(NewsUSA) - Salt is essential to keeping your body's fluids in balance. But too much salt can lead to a host of health problems.
The chemical name for dietary salt, or table salt, is sodium chloride. Most doctors focus on the sodium part.
"The best-known effect of sodium on health is the relationship between sodium and blood pressure," explains Dr. Catherine Loria of the National Institutes of Health.
Dozens of studies, in both animals and people, have shown that increasing salt intake can raise blood pressure. And high blood pressure has been linked to heart disease, stroke, kidney failure and other health problems.
About one in three adults nationwide has high blood pressure. Another third have blood pressure numbers high enough to risk developing high blood pressure. That's why, Loria says, "it's really important for the majority of the population to reduce their blood pressure."
Experts recommend that people take in less than 2,400 milligrams (mg) of sodium a day. People with high blood pressure should shoot for 1,500 mg or less. But right now, the average man in the United States takes in over 4,000 mg of salt per day, and the average woman over 2,800 mg.
Would you miss the taste? "Several studies have shown that as you gradually reduce sodium intake, you lessen your desire for salty food," Loria says. In the U.K., where salt consumption has dropped by 10 percent over the past five years, surveys found that most people didn't notice any difference in the taste of their food.
Most of the salt in the average American's diet comes in prepared and processed foods, including restaurant food, cold cuts and canned foods. Surprisingly, over 20 percent comes from grain products, such as breads, cereals, crackers and chips.
"I think the best guidance we have is for people to pay attention to nutrition facts on the labels," Loria says. Try to choose foods that list less than 5 percent of the daily value of sodium per serving on the nutrition facts label.
Even small reductions in salt can help your blood pressure. If you can't find a low-salt alternative to a particular food, try something that's lower than what you usually buy.
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A million thoughts roll through my head, none leaving the slightest trace of a footprint. The boiler switches on and whirs into life. The noise distracts me temporarily from my daze. All around me lie books, papers, a dictionary. I know that I need to pick them up, to begin working, but I can't.
It's like my brain is white noise: constantly flooded yet empty of all sense. My eyes flicker over to a pragmatics textbook lying open by my feet. I should reach down and read a chapter. It's not that difficult, but yet at this moment it feels like an insurmountable task.
I sigh. The heating behind my bed is on full blast yet I barely feel it. I am aware that I am warm, but even removing a jumper seems impossible.
Generally depression hits with torturous anxiety or uncontrollable grief. The reality is that it hits in many ways.
A month ago I wrote that I was recovering, feeling happier and stronger than ever before. However one bad dream, one terrifying flashback has brought me back, and left me weak, hiding in the prison of my mind. Seeing me, you would never guess. The happy, laughing, confident girl in public is replaced by a shell, devoid of motivation and energy.
I sigh again. The longer I stay like this, the worse I will feel and the more behind I will become. Though I know I am supported, I feel as though I am falling into a vicious circle of devastation. I don't want to go back to where I was, hiding away, releasing emotion through pain and tears, if not for the impact upon my life, but upon the lives of my family.
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1/3 Photos of Cinnamon Raisin Bites
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
10 mins
10 mins
This is out of Taste of Home's Healthy Cooking Magazine. Submitted by Hanna Barringer of Loudon, Tennesse. "These scone-like snacks are equally good out of the oven or at room temperature!"
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (701 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
Make this season merry, bright and manageable with our easy ideas.