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With the holidays coming up and big-screen televisions on many wish lists, Phoenix-area safety experts advise parents to secure TVs and furniture that could tip over and harm children.
According to the injury prevention center at Phoenix Children's Hospital, tipped-over televisions hurt more than 22,000 children a year, with 245 yearly deaths of children under 6.
Last month, a 5-year-old Phoenix boy died from injures suffered when a large TV fell on him.
"The holidays are coming and between holiday sales and visitors, many homes have new furniture or television, with small children presents," said injury prevention center spokeswoman Angelica Baker in a statement.
A tipped-over television and dresser took the life of Brayden Lee Rodgers, of Surprise, on the last day of 2011.
"As the holdiays approach, all I can think of is what I'd be doing with him right now -- getting ready for Christmas, getting ready to spend time with our family," said Brayden's mother, Heather Poole.
"I don't get to do that this year."
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End of Beta: Verdict and a word to the MMORPG Community (long read)
General Discussion « DC Universe
Basicaly Your're right. The game is very fun and the combat is great. What they did with the last patch just before the launch seems like a bad joke to me. First time i was testing the patch i remember my crowd-controll char didn't last three hits when a strike came out of the blue.
I can advise this game at least to try it. As for me I will wait a little bit until I can see what the crowd is saying about it. I'm very sceptic about the end-content of the game. As we didn't have a chance to try it in the beta. I would appritiate if they add more quests for each mentor, so if I roll new alt with new mentor I will not have to do the same quests over and over again. It will add more depth to the game and to whole "choose mentor" idea. In beta when you tried a different character you always had to do all the quest from different mentors to actualy get to the highest level. It is not so much fun second time you are doing it. Especialy if the leveling will be so quick like in beta(I hope not it was a beta and they need us to get max level as quick as possible).
As I've said I will wait . The end-content is still a big unknown to all of us and that's the most important thing to me if they want me to stay with them. PvP is fun only for short amount of time but what I'm supposed to do then? Logout? Rage quit(More likely Boredom quit)? We didn't have a chance to see a single raid.
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Well SUN is prety much the way you can go it has a good community at least in game there are always players ready to join you whenever you need I've never spend more than 3 minutes searching for group just go where you need and you'll find some guys there who will invite you... I don't understand why some ppl are complaining about this game even when it's more casual based I've always spend some great time in there


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Silk scarves hung on the wall like paintings and books were laid out on tables. Hosts Massimo and Chiara Ferragamo hung out with guests like Zani Gugelman, Fabiola Beracasa, and Hannah Bronfman. Solange Knowles — dressed in head-to-toe Ferragamo, of course — worked her magic on the 1s and 2s.
Also on the scene were dedicated photographers, who spent the evening snapping photos which were later sent to everyone who attended. For every image shared on Twitter, Facebook, and Flickr through April 15, Ferragamo will donate $20 to the The Society of Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center's Pediatric Family Housing Endowment fund.
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I never tried this before so wish me luck. It either works or I spent a lot of time cutting out a knife and will ruin it. First I gathered up some poster board, a pencil, a utility knife, painters tape and a set of compasses.
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First. I outlined the knife blade on a piece of poster board. Then using a utility knife partially cut the outline of the knife.
Step 2: Follow the line
Second, I followed the outline of the knife with the needle point allowing the lead to mark on the inside of outline. I used the compasses opened about a 1/4".
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Third I finished cutting out the outline of the knife and then cut out the middle section using the utility knife. This gives you a stencil to follow to engrave the knife blade
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Once satisfied remove the stencil and re-polish the blade using black and green polishing compounds and you are finished. I used my drill press with polishing wheels to do this.
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I don't think it turned out to bad. The knife has an overall length of 11" with a 6 3/4" blade. It is made from 1/8" industrial hardened steel from a 17 1/2" saw mill blade. The handle is made from oak burl salvaged from a wooden pallet with brass pins. The handle was sanded to 800 grit and treated with a 4:1 mixture of mineral oil and bees wax.


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2008: Played in 10 games as she picked up one ground ball and earned one draw control...member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.
2007: Saw action in one game...earned a spot on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll.
Before Holy Cross: Three-sport athlete at Cheshire H.S....three-year letterwinner in lacrosse, basketball and soccer...selected to the conference All-Academic Team all three years...in lacrosse was named to the All-Conference team junior and senior years...first team All-State (2006)...conference regular season and tournament champions in 2006 and 2004...soccer team won conference 2003-2005...National Honor Society member...won President's Gold Award for Academic Excellence (2006).
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Washington sets 3-pointer marks as Islanders put on show from beyond the arc
But the Mavericks men's basketball team struggled Monday night from beyond the 3-point arc, while the Islanders thrived. UTA shot less than 16 percent from 3-point range, as A&M-Corpus Christi's Josh Washington hit a school-record eight 3-pointers at the American Bank Center.
With Washington and Seth Engelken, another shooter, earning career highs, the Islanders jumped ahead early and cruised to a 91-72 victory over the Mavericks in Southland Conference action in front of an announced crowd of 3,178 and a regional television audience on Fox Sports Net.
Washington, a senior, said he has never had a game where he has shot the ball so well, connecting on 8 of 11 from 3-point range for 28 points.
"I've never had any kind of hot hand like that in my life," said Washington, who set the school record with 75 3-pointers in a season. "I've been playing basketball for a long time and never shot like that before. It's a great feeling."
Washington's hot hand keeps A&M-Corpus Christi (20-5, 11-1) one game ahead of Sam Houston (18-8, 10-2) in the race for the Southland title.
It also gives the Islanders 20 victories for the third consecutive season.
The reason was simple. A&M-Corpus Christi made 13 of 22 3-pointers. Aside from Washington, Engelken connected on 3 of 6 from long range en route to 19 points.
UTA (11-15, 6-7), which had a five-game winning streak snapped, only made 3 of 19 from behind the arc. Part of that was due what went on inside.
"Our strategy is to go inside-outside," Mavericks coach Scott Cross said. "They did a good job clamping down on the inside, and kept us from getting the ball inside to our big men. They shut that down."
The Islanders had allowed 56 3-pointers made in their previous four games. UTA had not shot lower than 30 percent from 3-point range in the past eight games. Those streaks were demolished.
"Our zone defense was really good when we spread it," A&M-Corpus Christi coach Ronnie Arrow said. "We'll win a whole lot of games with that type of defense."
They also could win a lot of games with the numbers from their point guards, as Josh Ervin and Taurean Mitchell combined for 10 assists and only one turnover. And, as Arrow pointed out, those numbers came despite UTA pressing for much of the game.
The Islanders also made 22 free throws in a row to start the game, padding their lead from the line.
Washington - and the Mavericks - set the tone from the start. UTA clamped on A&M-Corpus Christi big man Chris Daniels, and Washington took charge.
Washington took the team's first seven shots and knocked down four 3-pointers, breaking a tie with the final one to give the Islanders the lead for good at 14-11.
"We expected Josh Washington to go off," UTA guard Rodrick Epps said. "We needed to find where he was, and we never did a good job. He hit four in a row to start and that got them ahead."
Complementing Washington was Engelken, who made 6 of 10 from the floor. As A&M-Corpus Christi built a 26-22 lead, 18 of the points came off 3-pointers.
"We had a lot of opportunities against their zone," Engelken said. "Our big guys commanded so much respect, and so there were holes. Taurean did a great job of finding me."
While the Mavericks were within five points at the half, Washington nailed all four 3-point shots he took in the second half. The Islanders started on a 19-5 run, and the game effectively was over, as UTA made only 1 of 10 from 3-point range in the second half.
UTA (11-15, 6-7): Guignard 4-14 0-0 9, Griffin 3-10 3-4 9, Hunter 2-3 2-2 6, Epps 3-9 10-10 17, Read 1-2 0-0 2, Henry 2-3 2-2 6, Long 1-6 2-4 5, Vereen 2-4 0-0 4, Moffitt 1-2 0-0 2, Posey 5-10 2-4 12. Totals 24-63 21-26 72.
A&M-CC (20-5, 11-1): Washington 8-12 4-4 28, Ervin 1-2 0-0 3, Johnson 1-5 6-7 8, Menifee 0-0 3-4 3, Daniels 2-5 3-5 7, Taylor 0-2 0-0 0, Slatnick 0-1 0-0 0, Montalvo 0-0 0-0 0, Mitchell 3-4 2-2 9, Roberson 0-1 0-0 0, Smith 4-7 2-2 10, Ca. Nelson 1-1 2-3 4, Ch. Nelson 0-0 0-0 0, Engelken 6-10 4-4 19, Teague 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-50 26-31 91.
Half - A&M-CC 42-37. 3-point goals - UTA 3-19 (Guignard 1-9, Epps 1-4, Long 1-5, Vereen 0-1). A&M-CC 13-22 (Washington 8-11, Ervin 1-1, Daniels 0-1, Taylor 0-1, Slatnick 0-1, Mitchell 1-1, Engelken 3-6). Fouled out - Posey. Rebounds - UTA 36 (Posey 7), A&M-CC 33 (Daniels, Smith 6). Assists - UTA 11 (Guignard 4) A&M-CC 23 (Ervin, Mitchell 5). Total fouls - UTA 24, A&M-CC 18. Technicals - None. A - 3,178.
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With my painting they always seem somewhat dull. They dont have the shine and crisp look that i have seen on here and looking at other peoples work. I dont know if its the paint I'm using or the canvas board or my lack of knowledge. i have not done many paintings i used to draw but only with a number 2 pencil. recently i gat some other pencils and did this drawing for a friend
Can anyone help me.
I would recommend using more contrast. Super black on the scale down to very white.
Thank you . do you have any suggustions on how to make my paintings have a shiny crisp look . several are posted in my two other threads
saw some flaws in the woman face so fixed that
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Running is everyman's sport
CORPUS CHRISTI - One of my favorite aspects of running: It's a cheap hobby.
Sure, you could spend as much as you want on fancy heart rate monitors, iPods, race entry fees, gym memberships, cute name-brand outfits and books that purport to make you a better runner.
When you boil it all down, though, it's just you and the road.
Oh, and a good pair of running shoes.
Shoes are the one piece of gear you don't want to scrimp on. A decent pair costs about $100 and needs to be replaced every few months, depending on wear. So the basic needs of my hobby cost about $200 a year, or less than $17 a month.
Not bad at all.
That's especially good considering what it costs for other sports: country club memberships for golf, classes and gym memberships for aerobics or a kayak for rowing.
Other than the shoes, there's some other basic gear that you'll need to get started running. But you don't need to splurge.
n Clothes. Unless I'm running long distances or in the heat, I wear cotton tank tops I bought for about $5 each and equally cheap athletic shorts. For longer distances, I wear a synthetic fabric top that dries more easily. These can be pretty expensive, but I shop lesser-known brands and sales.
n Watch. Watches these days do some pretty amazing things. I have one that keeps track of mileage covered and calories burned. But any digital watch that has a stopwatch feature will do, especially for beginning runners.
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I know how you feel about the "stealing others" worries. But I think that as long as you give them credit and link back to them in some way, you're really just saying that they're cool enough to copy. And everyone wants to be a cool kid. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
yep, just like a citation or end notes. Give credit and a link - you are good and perfectly ethical.Delete
I agree with Lisa; as long as you link back so they can maybe find that you 'stole' the idea, I think it's ok. Besides, if you post something on the internet, there's bound to be at least 1 other person out there who would look at what you did and go, "man, I like that, I want that for myself!!" and if it's not something they're trying to sell, then I feel it's more a compliment to their idea than anything!!! Also, does it count that I'm specifically looking for ideas of things to do/make, finding ways to do them and pinning those ways, and THEN actually doing the thing?? lol If so, then yes, I am also doing/finishing things I've pinned!!ReplyDelete
I saw you linked up at Ginger Snap Crafts. I love burlap and flowers, great combo!! I think I'll keep this idea in mind!ReplyDelete
I am co-hosting a link party this week called Tell Me Tuesdays! I'd love for you to come check it out and link up!!
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taking a vase out of the closet and putting it on the table is not upcyclingReplyDeleteReplies
lol I never thought about it that way but you are totally rightDelete
I just found your blog and love every bit of it! I do hope when you slow down a bit you will keep posting and sewing!!! I have been sewing/quilting for 34 years and i can jonestly say you are doing really great!I love your redos I cannot wait ro be confident enough to give it a try! Keep up the amazing work :0)ReplyDelete


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It was also National "Lights Out" apparently, because the young guys playing PAL basketball in Dennis Collins Park that same night had to finish their games in darkness because none of the lights were working at the basketball courts. Is Bayonne waiting for a kid to get seriously hurt? Turn on the lights at the basketball courts!!!!
So it's a state Supreme Court ruling, but the story gets illustrated with a photo of the Warren County Courthouse? The case was decided in Trenton, no? By Supreme Court justices?
I agree with commenter Weej. Sinclair is an unbelievably great player. We need a new pro league (with a Jersey team!).
In my opinion, O'Reilly deserves even more credit than Politi gives her. It seemed to me that O'Reilly really had to chase after that ball in the corner, then she fired off a tremendous pass toward the goal. You couldn't ask for a better pass. It truly was an outstanding play by O'Reilly, and she deserves even more attention than she's been getting. (Too bad we don't have WPS anymore, to see these great players more often at home.)
I ride PATH every day because I have no other choice. I hate it, hate it, hate it. Always crowded. There's always a delay of some kind. The weekend service is criminally awful. During rush hour, absolutely no one gets on or off the train at Christopher or Ninth, yet the train stops there anyway. One more thing: The conductors are ALWAYS surly when you ask a simple question. PATH's management is horrible. (And when they use a different track at Newark, the communication about the change is always terrible.)
Story's been up for 3 hours and they still haven't corrected the Perry error. Must be pizza night at the Ledger.
Anyone who is 19, by law, is an adult, not a teenager. The dead guy was a man, not a kid.
One of New Jersey's problems is that politicians here too often indulge those voters who prefer to live behind the times. Take the aging "Jersey Girls" of whom Ms. Quigley speaks, who prefer to sit in their cars and not pump gas, even though almost the entire United States has been doing it for years. These same women also tend to be computer illiterate, overweight, smoke cigarettes like crazy and -- unlike Ms. Quigley -- steer clear of involvement in politics. These women -- and similarly lethargic, complacent men -- need to be dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century, both at the gas station and in other aspects of life.
The mural in its entirety is completely idiotic, typical of Pennsylvania. Let's not forget, in addition to the Penn State pedophile and his protectors, Pennsylvania also gave us the judge who profited from jailing teenagers, the soldier who led the Abu Ghraib horror and Jeffrey Skilling from Enron. Must be the fallout from all the nuclear power plants in that state. I wouldn't move to Pennsylvania for any amount of money.
Hey MMLH: Lots of people in the suburbs get home faster via NJ Transit than Hudson County people get home via PATH and/or Light Rail. Hudson people live closer to NYC, but Hudson's transit systems drag ... along ... very ... slowly ... compared with the better-run suburban lines. PATH, in particular, is a Daily Disaster because of all the service disruptions, malfunctioning ticket machines and turnstiles, etc.
The baseball team hasn't been called the Devil Rays for several years. They are just the "Rays." Aren't journalists and editors supposed to keep up with the news?
Gothenburg? Where is Gothenburg?
The Pennsylvania Poker is going to the pokey!
"Stop the video, guys. That's not a whale. It's Governor Christie."
In my experience, NJ Transit manages its suburban trains much better than it manages H-B Light Rail. It's true that absolutely nothing is done about the thugs. Nothing is done about the smokers. There's trash at all the stations. And what "attendants" are they talking about? I never see any attendants. When someone is causing trouble, there is no one in authority to handle the problem. The drivers stay inside their compartments and do nothing. Meanwhile, the "Next Train" clocks don't work. The concrete at stations is crumbling. The automated announcements never announce the correct station. Just poor management, plain and simple. (Could it be that our Republican governor, who sits on the NJ Transit board, takes care of suburbanites and treats city people like garbage?)
"Are you sure this is how Snooki and JWoww got discovered?"
Your headline says "Flordia." Is that part of "Amercia"?
Why does the story say "the" Bayonne 7-11? Bayonne has more than one.
Also, it's 7-Eleven, not 7-11. (As most people know.)
1. Kidd years. 2. Stan Albeck's 1984 team. 3. Calipari years. Another great memory: Half-time of a Celtics-Nets game in the Meadowlands, fans were invited to shoot free throws. Crowd noticed a nun in the group, and the buzz grew as she got closer to the foul line. Finally her turn came. SWISH! The place went nuts. I also remember Nets Sock Night. The next day I went to try them on. They were so cheap that my foot ripped right through them.
If trains stop running at noon Saturday, that means forget about taking a train to the Meadowlands for the Giants-Jets game, which starts at 2 p.m. Saturday. That means vehicular traffic will be a bigger mess than usual, and more cars will be on the road if the Saturday rain starts earlier than expected. Great work, Christie! Snowmageddon all over again! (But the gov will probably take a copter ride out of state and miss all the fun.)


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Stores within a shopping mall come and go, but one store at a mall in Lackawanna County is closing up shop after more than 30 years in business.
The Hallmark store at the Viewmont Mall will close just after Christmas.
In the midst of the holiday hustle and bustle, a few paper signs hang around Hallmark in the Viewmont Mall in Lackawanna County saying the store will close at the end of the Christmas season.
It's one of the oldest stores in the mall after 31 years, and is usually one of the busiest this time of year.
"I'm going to miss the store very much, it's hard to find different little things, and different odd things that other stores might not have. I'm going to miss Hallmark," said Mary Pastore of Scranton.
Pastore came by to find something for her sister. She and dozens of other customers relied on Hallmark to help make memories, commemorate milestones, or celebrate the holidays.
Owner Gary Martin said it's fitting that his store is wrapping up right after Christmas.
"This is the 40th year for Hallmark ornaments and there's a lot of collectors out there, but there are other stores around," Martin said.
Martin said Hallmark's business may have declined because they have an older clientele who are now on a fixed income. But, he also said the past year has been rough on a lot of retailers.
"Up until the last year and a half it's been strong, strong, but it's not like that now. You see empties which we rarely ever saw in the past. So, I think everyone's struggling," Martin said of the Viewmont Mall.
Some of the Hallmark employees we spoke to were struggling to hold back tears since many of them have worked there for decades and they said it's difficult to say goodbye.
The Hallmark store in the Viewmont Mall plans to close in early January. No word on if its space in the mall will stay empty for long.


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Stop by the S&E Library and see Sebastion, a non-propeller, one-person submarine that competed in the Ninth International Submarine Races in June of 2007. The sub was built by UCSD's Human Powered Submarine Team, part of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers student organization. For the competition, the sub is driven by a pilot lying on his stomach, with his head face-down at the front of the sub. The pilot wears a 3mm wetsuit for mobility, and shoes that clip into the drive train pedals in the rear.
UCSD's Human Powered Submarine team has participated eleven times in the biennial International Submarine Races, held in Bethesda, Maryland. The team's entry, Odin's Rage, finished second in the 2009 competition, and their entries in both 2004 and 2000 broke standing world records for speed in their categories.


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I'm doing some research into graphic design and one piece I'm referencing is the album cover for Ninety, which has always been a favourite of mine. However I haven't been able to dig up any information on its designers, and if possible I'd really like to know who worked on it and if they were involved in any other projects.
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Air Force Falcons Official Online Store Gets Major Overhaul by Fanatics
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.- The Air Force Falcons has selected Fanatics Retail Group, the business arm of Fanatics, Inc., to host the official online store of US Air Force Academy Athletics. Fanatics offers advanced e-commerce and fulfillment solutions for hundreds of professional teams and colleges, leagues, conferences and media sites.
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Human Genome Project is 10 years old, what's next? April 16, 2013 at 7:30 am
This past Sunday marked the 10th anniversary of the human genome — the sequencing of it at least. Now that a little time has passed, it makes sense to take stock of what the project has done for us.
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The Selfridges sale is live and online now! We have already been browsing their fabulous range of designers with huge discounts on offer! From Mulberry and Longchamp handbags, to Victoria Beckham, Stella McCartney and Herve Leger dresses - there are also some great finds within home, technology and beauty. Don't delay - shop the Selfridges sale!
Style Crush du Jour: Victoria Beckham Dressed Down Denim
We are so used to seeing Victoria Beckham dressed head to toe in her finest figure hugging signature style, it's always great to see how she looks wearing a more relaxed, off duty wardrobe. VB clearly suits dressed down days, seen here shopping in Paris looking effortlessly stylish in a pair of coveted Chloe high waisted denim trousers (£135), simple top, smart chain detail handbag and we are guessing her own brand, Victoria Beckham square frame sunglasses (£495). Loose-fitting denim makes a great seasonal alternative to shorts when the weather turns a little chilly, so shop a selection of similar wide leg trousers from a range of brands including Isme and Victoria Beckham below!
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Looks we Love: Spring Metallics
When it comes to special occasion dressing this Spring, sometimes all you need are a few new season accessories to completely transform an outfit. Colourful metallics are perfect for this, instantly adding a pretty pizazz to any look. Farfetch have a great selection of Spring metallic shoes and bags right now, from the multi-coloured Rupert Sanderson ankle strap sandals (£677), the Pollini metallic wedge (£623) and the Ballin mesh slip-on pump (£357.67). ASOS equally have some luxe look metallic accessories like the prior metallic high heels (£45) and the purpose metallic platforms (£13.50). Shop more metallic shoes and handbags at ASOS and Farfetch.
ShopStyle Loves: Chloé Rings
It seems everyone is getting engaged right now, from Millie Mackintosh and Professor Green, to Frankie Sandford and Wayne Bridge, our Twitter feed has been full engagement rings! So, we thought even if you're not getting engaged, everyone deserve a fabulous new ring and Chloé's latest collection of Spring statement rings would be top of our wish list! Friends of ShopStyle Monnier Frères have an unbeatable collection of Chloé rings, we particularly love the signature orange and red Holly enamelled ring (£120), the just in time for racing season horse shaped Faye ring (£228) and the free-spirited Vicky swallow ring (£85). Shop more Chloé rings from Monnier Frères here.
Springtime Scents for Mother's Day
It's Mother's day on Sunday and we think the perfect gift to give is fragrance because it's a luxury item you're least likely to buy for yourself! That being said, fragrance is a very subjective thing, so when buying for others it's best to go for fragrances with either soft floral, fruit or vanilla notes as these are the most universally popular and perfect for spring.
For beautiful fresh florals suitable for everyday, we love Marc Jacobs Daisy, Chanel Coco Mademoiselle and Chloé Love which is a divine milky floral. There are also some fantastic fragrance sets which make great gifts, check out ones by Estee Lauder and Clarins below. Alternatively, if you're looking for a very specific scent or particular note 'rose' for example, Jo Malone should not be missed and all fragrances come in gorgeous gift boxes.
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Tote bags are everywhere right now, and we are absolutely loving this trend! The word 'tote' means to 'carry' and distinguishing features include shorter straps which means one of the strongest and practical bag styles you can buy. Coming in a variety of shapes and sizes, it's an easy arm essential when you have lots to carry like Miranda Kerr here and her cute dog! Stand out styles to us this season are by Mulberry, Victoria Beckham and Balenciaga. Shop a selection of these brilliant bags below.
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Everyone's Wearing: Yellow
One of the most fashionable colours of the season that is cheering us up like a ray of sunshine right now is yellow! The shade can be seen in many SS'13 designer collections including Stella McCartney, Chloe and Dolce & Gabbana and the good news is it suits most skin tones. We thought Miranda Kerr looked lovely today wearing a yellow off the shoulder dress at a Victoria's Secret launch in NYC. So, time to follow suit by shopping a few of our favourite yellow pieces from (our favourite yellow store) Selfridges below!
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The ever so fashionable Victoria Beckham seems to have set the latest trend, in the form of ultra slimming totes! No, you can not loose any weight with these irresistible arm candies but you can make yourself look slimmer by carrying the latest celeb favourite, titanic totes! Mrs. Beckham has definitely mastered the art to this optical illusion having been seen out and about looking ultra slim compared to her super sized accessory!
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If you want to break out of your dreary winter wardrobe by adding a pop of fun colour then we suggest starting with green. Why? Because it's the Pantone colour of 2013 and it's no coincidence many designers have incorporated the colour into their collections. We can't wait to work this essential new season shade starting with the Balmain mid rise skinny jeans (£897). We also love the super cute Chloé zip file medium tote (£182) which will instantly update any outfit with this uber cool colour. Trainers are a bit of an obsession with us, so as soon as we saw the mint Pieces babette trainers (£34) at Zalando, we just knew we had to have them! Step into spring by shopping a few of our green essentials below!
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SS'13 Trend Report: Flouncy That
Here's a trend for the old romantics, one we're calling 'flouncy' because it's a beautifully billowy combination of frills, ruches and ruffles. Gucci showcased this ladylike look with flowing aqua silk (below), while Givenchy interpreted the trend with shirts in luxe fabrics with ruffle style bibs. At Marni, almost all skirts had a ruffle rim while Isabel Marant kept it casual with white frilly tops Spanish Senorita style. Make sure your wardrobe has the flounce factor by shopping just a few of our favourite frill must-haves below!
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Taking a moment out of my dreaded move to do a post. Believe me it's a welcome distraction. Sidebar: I have lots o'crap and it's all from my hobbies that I enjoy. They are space suckers, fo reals!
It's the first Thursday of the month. You know what that means!?!?!!
Not hump day but The Leftover's Club timmy time!
I always ponder what I want to make and send to my food blog pal. Will it be cupcakes, fudge, some caramel trifecta … you know those little bites of empty calorie goodness? A minute on the lips and years on the thighs (and tummy). YOLO!
Nope … hopes crashed and dashed – just kidding. I've been finding The Leftovers Club a great way to stretch my creativity … it allows me to step out of my quite comfortable box. It's needed and of course you don't want to give your blog buddy something that they will not enjoy. That would not be cool and would not make me "the best blogger", ha ha.
These chocolate chocolate chip almond oatmeal bars is my take on the Larabar. I have seen recipes on pinterest and pinned several recipes in preparation of trying to be healthy … yeah about that.
When I saw that Johanna from Notes from a Messy Kitchen is a marathon runner and that she makes and eats healthier fare than what my normal modus operandi usually is … I had to turn to my "Think Healthy, Be Healthy" pinterest board for inspiration.
I've been following Johanna on instagram for a few weeks and I must say her healthy creations have left me drooling. Hmm, healthy can be yummy? Shut the front door!
These CCCAOB's are quite easy to make. You simply gather the ingredients place them in your food processor and pulse. Easy peasy, peeps, easy peasy. No baking. No additional sugars. Gluten Free. I believe Paleo friendly? If you not a fan of dates you can always try prunes, raisins, and or figs. You could also add crisped rice if you are looking to add additional texture. Play around with recipe and make it your own.
I found the taste to be pleasant. It will never replace the taste of an honest to goodness brownie or chocolate chip oatmeal cookie but it's not horrible. The chocolate flavor shines and the bits of chocolate chips don't make you feel deprived.
Johanna, I hope you will find them enjoyable.
Are you a food blogger that loves getting mail that contains treats? Are you looking for a way to network with other bloggers? Are you looking for a way to get your blog out into the world wide web? Then be sure to sign up for The Leftovers Club. Go ahead an stretch those wings!
- 1 1/3 cup dates, pitted
- 1 cup almonds
- 6 tablespoons quick oats
- 3 tablespoons cocoa powder
- 1 tablespoon hazelnut butter
- 1 tablespoon of coconut oil
- 3 tablespoons water, warm
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup mini chocolate chips, all natural
- Before you begin if your dates are on the dry side be sure to reconstitute them by soaking them in hot water for at least five minutes and drain. I sliced my dates in half to make them manageable.
- Add all ingredients except the mini chocolate chips into your food processor and pulse until mixed. Mixture should textured; don't mince ... you are looking for a "paste" like texture. If the mixture is on the dry side add equal parts dates and water until you get the desired result.
- Spoon mixture into a mixing bowl and fold in mini chocolate chips.
- Press into a loaf pan and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes before cutting into bars or if you rather you can shape into balls. Refrigerating the mixture allows it to form better in my experience.
- You can use your favorite "butter" ... peanut, almond, cashew in place of the hazelnut butter. Or forgo it all together and just add an additional tablespoon of coconut oil.


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Apr 25 2009
You Must Make These.
Of the three items Deb from Smitten Kitchen shared with us today, it was the soft pretzels that captured my heart. This is saying a lot, too, considering the other two items were pretty much the most delicious crumb cake I've ever put into my mouth and an amazing loaf of flavorful pumpernickel made from about 4,000 ingredients.
But these pretzels. Oh, these pretzels. They begin with the simplest flour-yeast-salt dough…but what you do with the dough is what makes them pretzels. I don't even know who figured out the process in the first place…but it works. Even with a platter full of rhubarb-packed coffee cake and a piping hot loaf of pumpernickel in front of me, it was the pretzels I couldn't stop eating.
And my mind has positively raced with dipping sauce possibilities: grainy mustards, caramel sauce, even a beer-cheese fondue. I'm thinking really naughty thoughts.
Rolling them out is the fun part!
(I've decided not to invite anyone else to the Lodge whose nails look this good. I can't live with the pressure.)
Waiting to be plunged into the boiling water.
Coming back out of the boiling water.
That's when they go back onto the cookie sheet.
Hyacinth brushes them with an egg wash…
While Shea, one of our visitors, sprinkles on the pretzel salt…which is actually nothing but a coarse sea salt.
Don't tell the pretzel police.
I can't describe the bliss. Chewy, brown, fresh, salty…like a sidewalk cart just parked itself in your kitchen.
I am officially in love.
Try them!
150 Comments
Kelly On Saturday, April 25 at 10:24 pm
WOW, am I first, or am I up too late??!! We made soft pretzels when I was growing up and that was a blast. Brings back memories!
Angela On Saturday, April 25 at 10:25 pm
My husband looked over and saw these, and I've now been ordered to make them!! haha They look delish!!
Caressa On Saturday, April 25 at 10:26 pm
These look great!!!
Sarah K On Saturday, April 25 at 10:26 pm
Mmmmm, I've always wanted to try pretzels!
Diane W On Saturday, April 25 at 10:28 pm
The little carboholic in me in screaming with joy!!! Eat one…or ten…for me, please!!!
Dalia On Saturday, April 25 at 10:28 pm
WISH I BE THERE! Everything looks so yum-O!
jean On Saturday, April 25 at 10:28 pm
If it weren't so hot out I would make a batch right now.
Melissa On Saturday, April 25 at 10:29 pm
Those look scrumptious!
Angelina On Saturday, April 25 at 10:30 pm
OH THANK YOU for posting this recipe!!! With a German mother, I grew up eating German soft pretzels that we would get during visits to Germany, but have never found them here. Now I get to make them…YAYYYY!
Pam D On Saturday, April 25 at 10:31 pm
And there's a great big ol' picture of Kristie, on PW's blog. Oh my goodness. She's the one who led me and a ton of others here in the first place, and I can't think of anyone who deserves to be there more. Yay, Kristie! Yay, P-Dub! (yay pretzels….!)
Mango in OK On Saturday, April 25 at 10:33 pm
Oh, Auntie Anne! Due to the economic downswing, our mall (which is an hour away anyway) has shut down the pretzel shop! This is a family travesty, since pretzels and lemonade are our go-to-town treat. You just might have saved us. big blown kisses from our neck o' the woods. Now if we can just get the lemonade down, we'll be in business….
Dianne On Saturday, April 25 at 10:33 pm
OMGoodness! Those look absolutely WONDERFUL! I love pretzels…dipped in chocolate…saucy mustards…hot cheese…you name it! You girls are having wayyyy too much fun!
Vivi Cabrera On Saturday, April 25 at 10:34 pm
Wish I was there, they look delicious!!!
Linda C On Saturday, April 25 at 10:36 pm
Looks like even I could do this! Thanks, my daughter loves pretzels!
Shelley On Saturday, April 25 at 10:36 pm
Those look delicious! Will someone come to my house and make them for me?
karen On Saturday, April 25 at 10:37 pm
Can you show us how to make the pretzel shape? Also, don't forget to tell us your pranut sauce recipe……I think I have all the ingredients….just waiting to hear from you!
Diane On Saturday, April 25 at 10:37 pm
I love homemade pretzels. I'll have to try these.
Susan On Saturday, April 25 at 10:40 pm
Wowza do they ever look delicious. It doesn't help that I'm hungry right now.
Over at "Raisin Toast"
StuffCooksWant On Saturday, April 25 at 10:41 pm
You. Are. Killing. Me.
Ashley On Saturday, April 25 at 10:41 pm
So jealous of not being able to be there.
Julie at Elisharose On Saturday, April 25 at 10:43 pm
Those looks yummy. We made homemade pretzels for Christmas gifts a few years back. It may be time to try again!
JAM On Saturday, April 25 at 10:44 pm
Luv pretzels….Now maybe I can make them…Darn right I'm gonna make them…
Thanks !!!!
PB Rippey/sleepless mama On Saturday, April 25 at 10:48 pm
You make them look so easy to make, I'm convinced I can make them!
Hannah On Saturday, April 25 at 10:49 pm
yum! can't wait to make these instead of studying for my finals.
Mimi On Saturday, April 25 at 10:49 pm
I had the exact same thought about the fingernails and snorted out loud when I read about "the pressure!"
Trish On Saturday, April 25 at 10:54 pm
I would so get an expensive manicure before coming to your house! That camera focusing on my hands! Pressure, indeed.
Female Farmer On Saturday, April 25 at 10:56 pm
I officially will try them…
Lisa On Saturday, April 25 at 10:57 pm
OH YES! I will try these! My son will clean his room for these!
Judy@In His Grip On Saturday, April 25 at 10:58 pm
I so am going to try these. As my friend Debra was there with you I was sitting here in Kansas wishing I could make pretzels with you.
Lyn On Saturday, April 25 at 11:10 pm
Oh I love homemade pretzels with melty cheese sauce. Yummy!
Sylvia On Saturday, April 25 at 11:16 pm
yummy! The pretzels looks so delish – almost healthy, huh?
Screwed Up Texan On Saturday, April 25 at 11:17 pm
I've been craving these ever since you posted them on twitter. I am sure they beat the ones I bought from the Schwanns man. Seriously contemplating making these tomorrow.
talea On Saturday, April 25 at 11:26 pm
One of my biggest joys when I lived in Philadelphia was going to Reading Terminal Market and getting fresh pretzels baked by the Fisher Amish family.
Because they were so popular, you had to stand in line sometimes for more than an hour, but you were guaranteed fresh pretzels, hot off the "assembly line."
Delish! Now I'll have to try my own.
As for nutrition, Auntie Anne's or whatever that chain was made a delish whole wheat pretzel. Leave off the butter topping and it was pretty healthy.
Miss M.J. Ma'am On Saturday, April 25 at 11:27 pm
You had me at SALTY!!!
lesley On Saturday, April 25 at 11:27 pm
Want them now!
Seriously, who are these cooking fairy houseguests? Will they come and stay with me next?
Bev On Saturday, April 25 at 11:28 pm
It appears the cooking, baking process is similar to making bagels.
Dana On Saturday, April 25 at 11:34 pm
hmm, maybe now i won't have to buy myself, uh i mean the kids, a cinnamon pretzel every time we are at target!
Rebecca On Saturday, April 25 at 11:39 pm
Ree–Alisa is one of my dearest friends in the world…how fun to see her on your post. I know she was so excited about going today! Can't wait to hear all about it from her!
I am going to have to try the pretzels…that's the one bread I've never attempted!
Jessica On Saturday, April 25 at 11:40 pm
You need to back off of the bokeh so we can drool of over more of the pretzels.
Baking and Mistaking On Saturday, April 25 at 11:42 pm
Oooh I have never tried anything like these but I definitely want to!
Rhonda in Oklahoma On Saturday, April 25 at 11:42 pm
This definitely will be fun to try! The way I like bread and salt, these should be ideal.
I hope you all don't get blasted too bad by any storms. I guess North Enid caught it tonight, and pretty wild still all around up there.
Dawn Marie On Saturday, April 25 at 11:44 pm
Ree, They look wonderful! Wish I was there. I am not a very good cook, but I can make mean homemade noodles in cicken soup that is to die for! I also can do dishes! I am the perfect guest! =)
Bobosaur Wrangler On Saturday, April 25 at 11:51 pm
Num yummy! I've always wanted some fresh homemade pretzels, this is awesome! Doesn't look too hard, woo, maybe tomorrow night. I wonder if I can figure out how to stuff them with cheese…
shorty On Saturday, April 25 at 11:54 pm
I love BAKING! I made homemade calazones and cheddar jalapeno tortillas this morning. I MUST TRY THESE!!! I have never made pretzels but now I am going to have to! I like the idea of dips, my family loves dips, must have dip!!! I know what they will love, cheese, lots and lots of cheese, from a can most likely, YUCK!!! I want to try some of your creations! I think I will have to try these next weekend. Thanks so much for posting the recipe and thanks Smitten for doing the baking!!!
Pony Girl Rides Again On Saturday, April 25 at 11:55 pm
I love pretzels! The more salt the better….and I love them dipped in marinara sauce! Years ago I used to make breadsticks from a pretzel recipe, that I got from the teenage girls that I nannied for at the time. I have to say though, I have not heard of putting them in the boiling water. Why do you do that? Can't wait to see what else you cooked up!
Pamela On Saturday, April 25 at 11:56 pm
YUP, there's nothing like homemade pretzel's! Smitten Kitchen's recipe is almost identical to the one I've made in the past and now I'm craving to get the recipe back out after looking at all the fun pics of you gals having a blast. Though this time I'll make a much a more manageable batch size….I made around 150 for a kid's Bible Camp snack one year. It was a ton of work, FUN, but work…and I've not made that many since.
Phil On Sunday, April 26 at 12:02 am
Awl-rite! You can't just mention "Rhubarb-Packed Coffee Cake" and then move on! There are those of us Rhubarb deprived adults who need to know about such things.
Phoo-D On Sunday, April 26 at 12:04 am
These look incredible. Never under estimate the deliciousness of a bit of yeast and salt!
Angela On Sunday, April 26 at 12:10 am
Now I'm having a midnight craving for those!! I'm gonna have to try these soon
gitz On Sunday, April 26 at 12:10 am
You say "you must make these."
and I think, "i must make a friend make these for me."
Slight change in motto, but me eating them is the same result.
Jody On Sunday, April 26 at 12:15 am
I'm with you Ree, although I know I would LOVE the other two things she made, these would be my favorite hands down. Can't wait to give them a try.
Bob On Sunday, April 26 at 12:19 am
I… will.. obey…
Junglewife On Sunday, April 26 at 12:28 am
I actually JUST made these yesterday! After a week of my 3 year old bugging me to make pretzels (she found an article in one of her kids' magazines that had a mom and kid making pretzels together…) I made these with her. I used the "Smitten Kitchen" recipe because it looked better than the one in the magazine And boy, were they yummy! We dipped them in mustard and cheese sauce (not at the same time, though!)
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Naomig On Sunday, April 26 at 12:40 am
Yum. Theres NOTHING like homemade pretzels. For some unknown reason, I have not made them in years. I shall have to rectify that post-haste. I have no idea why I'm using unusual words in my comment, please excuse me.
Jocelyn Stott On Sunday, April 26 at 12:52 am
Oh…my…gosh – these look soooooo yummy. Soft pretzels have always been one of my favorites ever ever EVER but I never thought of making my own. I cannot wait to make them.
Kelly at The Glass Dragonfly On Sunday, April 26 at 12:59 am
I am totally looking forward to trying these!! Yum.
Betina On Sunday, April 26 at 1:01 am
I love making these with my kids. My recipe calls for spraying them with baking soda water rather than boiling…the boiling I reserve for bagels. However, they kids love to shape pretzels into various shapes depending on the holiday at hand.
I hope one day I can come to your ranch. It looks fun and relaxing and an excuse to buy a new shirt and some earrings and maybe a new camera lense.
You rock.
sharon Kile On Sunday, April 26 at 1:16 am
O Love the pretzels I jumped all over the receipe like a spider monkey….
elabella On Sunday, April 26 at 1:17 am
YUMMO! Perfect for an assembly line baking, fun – but when I make them alone, man, it is a lot of work. BUT so worth it! Thanks for sharing. (I personally never got the french manicure look ;-))
Buckeroomama On Sunday, April 26 at 1:25 am
Ooh, I love pretzels! I love the dips, too –will you be sharing some yummy dip recipes as well? Hint, hint! ;p
trashalou On Sunday, April 26 at 3:05 am
ooooo! Like making bagels.
Marie M. On Sunday, April 26 at 3:05 am
I have an idea. Next Lodge meeting. You have recipe contest. Invite a group of people and each person brings their own ingredients and recipe and demonstrates their recipe. Make it a recipe contest. You pick each part of the menu — appetiser, main, dessert. (It's late — have I explained this clearly enough.) Then you get to relax and take pictures and post comments and not get up at 5:00 am to roast 4 lbs. of asparagus. I hope Deb got to set down and put her feet up between recipes.
My two favorite food bloggers together at last. You made my day. Oh. Please send me any and all leftovers from today. You do have leftovers . . . don't you?
Julie On Sunday, April 26 at 3:09 am
I have a pretzel in my hand right now and almost have tears streaming down my face – they are that good! Having grown up in the northeast (soft preztel country) I know what a good one tastes like. But living in Central Asia right now, I haven't been able to satisfy my cravings…that is, until now. Thank you Deb and Ree!
And btw, I have a good german mustard next to me for dipping!
Stephanie On Sunday, April 26 at 3:15 am
When I was younger and would visit The City (NYC is *always* capitalized that way) I would always get a pretzel from a street vendor. I've moved clear to the opposite side of the country and all we have are mall pretzels (sorry Auntie Anne's fans, totally *not* the same) that just don't fit the bill! I miss the pretzel factories in PA too, I have a 'diploma' from one. UGH. Must make these…later today (for sleep is in order for now) Thanks so much for sharing!
Lauren On Sunday, April 26 at 4:29 am
Thanks for sharing all the pictures! Looks like you guys had a lot of fun
Mary On Sunday, April 26 at 5:01 am
Love soft pretzels – YUM!
lynn On Sunday, April 26 at 5:46 am
luv ya
DeborahB On Sunday, April 26 at 6:01 am
AHHHH!! Kristie you DOG! I didn't know you got to go to the ranch! I'm so jealous! I know that woman…she and I were surrogates with the same agency. I love her! Those pretzels do look good, btw.
Kathleen On Sunday, April 26 at 6:16 am
Those look sooo good! They make me want to get over my aversion to making things with yeast (out of pure intimidation) and give them a try.
So if I have a pretty french manicure, I can't come to the ranch?! That's discrimination, that is! :O Well, I live a 'little' bit further away than driving distance (Denmark), so it's okay. I'll forgive you.
Oh! Hyacinth's yellow jacket/shirt – adorable!
Hokie Deb On Sunday, April 26 at 6:31 am
–>I've been wanting to make pretzels. They look delicious.
Hokie Deb On Sunday, April 26 at 7:01 am
–>I've been wanting to make pretzels. They look delicious.
Oops…forgot to say great post! Looking forward to your next one.
Jan Connair On Sunday, April 26 at 7:07 am
Mmmmmmm . . . . soft pretzels. Somewhere in my 5 recipe binders I have a recipe for pretzels that taste just like Auntie Anne's. Better, really, because they are homemade and you can always be sure you are eating fresh, warm salty breaded goodness. Have to stop talking about it now, though. I'm hyperventilating just thinking about eating one.
Sarah S. On Sunday, April 26 at 7:15 am
Mmmmmm They do look good! I can almost smell them It looks like you all had a fun day.
Theresa from Alberta On Sunday, April 26 at 7:26 am
I must confess that I have (whispering)never had a homemade pretzel…just those ones outta bags sold next to the potatoe chips. BUT, it is sunday, it is a cool and cloudy day, just perfect for baking.
Minde Briscoe On Sunday, April 26 at 7:40 am
You aren't the only one who has wondered about how pretzels were created. Author/Illustrator Eric Carle's Walter the Baker gives us one possible scenario in a precious children's book. I may have to combine a re-reading of that with making a batch of these. My five year old would have a blast with the roll and twist process.
blessedmomto7 On Sunday, April 26 at 8:10 am
Now THOSE look phenomenal! Thanks for sharing!
Cookin' Canuck On Sunday, April 26 at 8:43 am
You're speaking my language! Soft, hot dough and lots of salt. There is not doubt – these will be made at my house.
Meg On Sunday, April 26 at 8:44 am
AH! is there any way to make these WITHOUT a magical stand mixer with a dough hook? I haven't been lucky enough to win one yet or grown up enough to live in a place with enough counter space
carson On Sunday, April 26 at 8:51 am
'Nuff said.
On the way to store to buy all ingredients. The perfect hockey playoff snack!
beyond On Sunday, April 26 at 8:59 am
oooh yeah. smitten kitchen's soft pretzels. i remember reading about these a few months ago. i want one even more now, if that's even possible. maybe it's pw's photography. i may have to run down to a street vendor later on to get a subpar substitute.
Carole On Sunday, April 26 at 9:16 am
Just when I had decided to quit learning to be a cook. You had to bring out the pretzels….
Barb-OK On Sunday, April 26 at 9:46 am
I love home made pretzels right out of the oven. They are so simple to make.
You don't have to use an egg wash to stick the salt on. It adheres to the wet pretzel just fine. If you are cutting back on sodium, 2 to 4 tablespoons of baking soda to 6 cups of water will be sufficient. It causes a change in the surface of the pretzel and makes it brown evenly.
Ernestine On Sunday, April 26 at 10:32 am
Oh Ree. I don't need one more fattening thing to sabotage my hips but these look like pure heaven to me. I love the grainy mustard dipping sauce idea, too.
Sounds bo deadly!!!!!
Thanks, Ree
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Aliya On Sunday, April 26 at 10:35 am
When I was little I always longed for fresh pretzels, you know when you see them at the bowling alley etc lol.
The idea that I can actually fulfill my own destiny regarding pretzels is empowering, to say the least ;o) hahaha
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Meg W. On Sunday, April 26 at 10:43 am
MMM…. I wonder if the sour dough that I'm starting will turn out as good pretzels… hmmm…
Regina On Sunday, April 26 at 10:54 am
Oh Wow! I just LOVE salty, soft pretzels! There is no going on a diet when you are a fan of your site! Beer-Cheese fondue and these……HEAVEN!
BTW…..I could send you a pic of MY nails and you would feel oh so much better! (I'm ashamed)
Emma in Ft. Worth On Sunday, April 26 at 10:55 am
I LOVE soft pretzels – I'll have to make these! Um – do you have to have a blog/and or 4 kids to get picked to come to the Lodge? Just thought I'd ask – so I can give up any hope of ever winning a trip there – as I lose on both counts… Looks like FUN!
Katherine On Sunday, April 26 at 10:58 am
You mean to tell me that these are as good as you'll find ..say …at the fair? I will so have to try making these here at home.
Looks like you and your guests had a great time…can't wait to read the full report
BeachMama On Sunday, April 26 at 11:46 am
I haven't made pretzels in years and they never looked as nice and toasty as those ones do. Must try this recipe, I think it's the hot water bath but I won't know until I try it.
Caroline in Tennessee On Sunday, April 26 at 11:55 am
Ooh! I have an idea…going to invite 3 or 4 friends. Make margarita's and these pretzels!!
sweepea On Sunday, April 26 at 12:00 pm
*** licking screen ***
Amber H. On Sunday, April 26 at 12:03 pm
Wow, those look amazing! Even more amazing that you had time to blog and be hostess! Thanks for the yummy updates.
Rachael J. On Sunday, April 26 at 12:16 pm
for the record…I came to this site via Kristi too!!!
I made the pretzels!! They are freaking awesome!! I can't believe how perfectly pretzel-y they are!!!
Rachel On Sunday, April 26 at 12:42 pm
Ohh, I love making my own soft pretzels. Last time I served them with a cheddar-hard cider fondue. They were a big hit! Fabulous sports-watching food.
Kristen N On Sunday, April 26 at 12:49 pm
What a perfectly wonderful recipe to post right now with Sunday being National Pretzel Day and all. I'm not the baker in the family, I reserve that title for my husband. Can't wait to encourage him to try these.
Babyhellfire On Sunday, April 26 at 12:50 pm
OMG! those look sooo yummy, I NEED to make those. I need one now!!
angela On Sunday, April 26 at 12:54 pm
The pictures are gorgeous, I think I drooled a little on my keyboard. Yumm
kathy in b.c. canada On Sunday, April 26 at 1:15 pm
I've neve made a pretzel in my life and while these look delicious, I really want the recipe for Pumpernickle bread. My absolute favorite in the whole world!!!!


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