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Draw more attention to your hair and eyes with one of these flattering short hairstyles for round faces! Many people with a round face shape tend to avoid short hairstyles thinking it will emphasize the roundness of their face. With the right haircut, a round face is able to more than just pull off short hair — it'll look amazing in it!
How to Know If You Have a Round Face:
- The vertical and horizontal length of your face is about the same. From your forehead to your chin and then from cheek to cheek.
- Your cheeks are full.
- You have a less-pronounced chin.
If You Have a Round Face, Avoid These Haircuts:
- Short bobs
- Blunt cuts
- Short hair with straight bangs
- Sleek short haircuts
Tips for Choosing a Short Hairstyle:
- Skip having bangs if you have a short forehead.
- Stacked bobs will make your jaw-line appear sharper.
- Ask for texture in your short hair, as it will diffuse the roundness.
- To change the focal point away from your face, go with a deep side part.
- Longer layers make your face appear longer.
Each of these popular short haircuts for women with round faces has at least one feature that makes your face shape appear narrower. Have fun mixing and matching these to create the perfect short hairstyle for you!
Here are The Best Short Hairstyles for Round Faces
Short Shaggy Cut with Balayage
This short, shaggy cut is a perfect example of short hairstyles for a round face. All you have to do now is color it with a trendy brown to blonde ombre. Add a full-length fringe to elongate your face length.
Cute Short Curly Hair
These messy waves painted with warm brown hues are perfection on short haircuts for round faces! The soft and effortless styling and cut past the chin balance the whole image, leaving an elongated yet voluminous look.
Textured Pixie with Side-Swept Bangs
Q&A with style creator, Clarissa Rivera
Advanced II Stylist @ Balance Salon Spa in Tampa, FL
How would you describe this look?
This short haircut is a versatile textured pixie. My favorite thing about the look is the disconnection at the mastoid process. I created a lot of internal movement so that the hair can be worn multiple ways. Even though it is a short haircut, it still maintains a feminine edge, which I also love!
Any advice for someone considering it?
The first question I ask anyone going shorter is how committed they are. It's crucial to take into account the client's lifestyle because a look like this does require maintenance every four weeks. On the plus side, it can practically style itself and you'll be able to achieve a different look for every occasion using minimal product.
Of course, every face is different, so it's important to highlight the client's best features and curate a haircut that's going to do just that. As you can see on my client in the photo, she has a beautiful smile that I wanted to make the focal point. We brought it in tight on the sides with a 3 guard and did a U-shape disconnect at the mastoid process, leaving the length longer toward the front and a ton of texture!
A client's commitment level can definitely determine the length and shape of the final look. l always tell my hesitant clients that we can take more off at the next visit if they're afraid to take the plunge right away, that way they feel like they're on a journey to discover their hair's true self!
Lovely Short Stacked Bob
Complement your round face shape with this short stacked bob cut that's long enough in the front to balance and give your look an edge, yet short at the back for less bulk. You can also spice up your straight hair with subtle red ends to complete the look.
Beautifully Braided Bob
Chin-length short hair for round face shapes is a great way to make your face appear narrow. This accessorized pretty short braided hairdo can easily be done by anyone as long as you have enough creativity.
Sassy Short Cut with Blunt Bangs
This super cute bangs effectively add volume to the top of her head giving it the appearance of a more oval face. Aside from that, her baby pink jaw-length bob suits her fair skin and accentuates her make-up wonderfully.
Perfect Cut for Thin Hair
Q&A with style creator, Emmalie Saljoughi
Future Professional in Austin, TX
How would you describe this look?
This is a very classic short length bob with modern details. I love that the cut still has a weighted look, yet the bottom is very textured for a soft line. The cut honestly has very little layering. I wanted it to have movement but still have a very defined shape.
Any advice for someone considering it?
This is perfect for anyone who wants to commit to short hair without the hassle. You can either wear it done up or leave it messy. Pomade and texture spray will be your best friends to achieve both.
Short Shag with Long Layers
Q&A with style creator, Olivia Scibelli
Hairstylist @ Crescent Salon in Nashville, TN
How would you describe this look?
This short shag with long layers was designed for a client growing out a pixie cut. She was looking to go into a shag, which is my favorite haircut. Her hair is fine but has an excellent texture so lots of choppy layers work well! I'd definitely call it a pixie-shag.
Any advice for someone considering it?
You have to be committed to styling it. People get nervous when you ask them about the styling but as hairdressers, most of us are the champions of undone styling. I usually tell my clients just pick one good product for texture, in this case, Kevin Murphy Hair Resort, blow dried in with your fingers separating the layers and I will always love a soft working hairspray as a finisher. This cut works best with "next day" hair so, dry shampoo!
Short Choppy Layers
Q&A with style creator, Kelle Schlax
Hair Artist @ theFactory in San Diego, CA
How would you describe this look?
I call this look a lived-in short bob. I liked how this look creates a lot of movement and volume without looking overly styled but still has some edge and pop.
Any advice for someone considering it?
I like to advise my clients in attempting this look to really embrace their natural texture. We created this look with a sea salt spray and diffused until dry. Then with a flat iron, I encourage the bangs to lay more straight and finished with a texture spray. This short cut is ideal for women with a round face and fine hair. The layering on the crown creates the illusion of more hair while enhancing the bone structure of my beautiful client!
Flattering Short Haircut for Women Over 50
Q&A with style creator, Cheryl Ross
Hairstylist in Calgary, AB
How would you describe this look?
This cut is a short shag. I did this cut a bit disconnected to give the client exactly what she was looking for. The back has graduation to create some lift around the occipital and square layers throughout the rest of the cut. We decided to really play up the texture in the cut using texturizing shears throughout the sides and top. What I love best about this type of cut is how versatile it is. You can wear it tucked behind the ears, pushed back, and flipped out for a playfully casual look or wispy and stylish for a put-together look.
Any advice for someone considering it?
If you are ready for fun and effortless style, just go for it! Choosing a cut like this that allows you to switch up your look is ideal for busy moms and professional women alike. It's a quick and easy finger blowdry styling and if your hair is prone to curls or waves, a quick pass through with a flat iron on the wispy parts will straighten them out fast.
I used Aveda's Control Paste which allows you to create texture with medium hold and enhance wispy features in a cut, it's one of my must-have products for this style. Finished off with Aveda's Air Control hairspray because it offers a light and flexible hold.
The Classic Bob with Bangs
Q&A with style creator, Sol Wade
Senior Stylist @ Acappella Hair Design in Temecula, CA
How would you describe this look?
This short length cut is classic and timeless. Black color can be a commitment. You have to know to go into it that it's staying for a long time! This cut is a one-length bob. Depending on the shape of your face, the texture of the hair, and clients realistic desire, you can determine the bob style. In this case, she has a round face. I didn't want to enhance that, so I made sure it was passed her chin. The bangs added to this exotic look.
The coolest thing about it is that it's clean, sharp, classic, and timeless.
Any advice for someone considering it?
My advice for anyone contemplating this style is, number one, know that this look requires time to style.
It will lay differently with everyone. The product will be your best friend. To keep this look shaped perfectly, you have to keep getting it reshaped every 5-6 weeks. Most of all, wear it with confidence!
Trendy Angled Bob on Short Hair
Q&A with style creator, Caroline DeLauder
Stylist & Co-owner @ Form Salon in Towson, MD
How would you describe this look?
This look is a blunt, short and slightly angled bob styled with a beach wave. I love this look because it's very easy to achieve and is very flattering on most face shapes. I love the color because it's soft and subtle. This time we only toned the existing blonde that we had foiled about 3 months ago.
Any advice for someone considering it?
This look is great for most women with a round face shape. It is low maintenance in color and style. It can easily be worn curly or straight without much effort. If your hair is naturally wavy try a curl cream to enhance the wave and keep the frizz away. I love Davines Love curl cream.
If you have straight hair you can blow dry it with a round brush to create volume or a paddle brush to make it sleeker. Try a smoothing cream to reduce frizz. I like Davines Love smoothing cream. Lastly, you can use a 1 1/4 inch barrel curling iron to add a beach wave to straight hair. This is a great cut because it is versatile and is easy for those who might not have a lot of time to style there hair every morning.
Stylish Asymmetrical Bob
Q&A with style creator, Chrisy Panagopoulos
Hairstylist @ Fiorio Cumberland in Toronto, ON
How would you describe this look?
I'd describe this short hairstyle as chic, stylish, and dramatic. It accentuates the round cheekbones, chin and the neck which are all very sexy features for a woman. It's a classic cut with a playful edge and can be worn styled or let your natural texture create its own shape.
I love how it balances sophistication and edge. It's all about the attitude that goes along with the haircut.
Any advice for someone considering it?
It takes maintenance, so you'd need frequent cuts to maintain the shape. That's not to say it won't grow out well.
Products and a blow dryer should be used to create a sleek smooth finish. A flat iron will define the graphic line of the angle.
If you are air drying, product to smoothen and define any natural texture should be used.
Long Pixie with Side Swept Bangs
Q&A with style creator, Ashley Viberg
Stylist @ Jensen & Co Salon in Reno, NV
How would you describe this look?
I love the separation and chunky texture of this pixie with side-swept bangs. It is playful and messy perfection.
Any advice for someone considering it?
Having the front longer makes this look universally flattering. I think people with rounder faces tend to think they can't have short hair.
Keep in mind that you must stay on top of your trims (even if you decide to grow your hair out) in order to keep the shape and movement.
Igk Broken Dreams texture paste is an awesome styling product for this look.
Edgy Wavy Bob
Q&A with style creator, Antonia Ventimiglia
Hairstylist @ Bianchi's Salon in Royal Oak, MI
How would you describe this look?
This edgy short stacked bob has lots of texture and movement. The color is a cool platinum blonde with heavy pieces of purple throughout.
My favorite part of this short haircut for women with a round face is that it's edgy and cool, but also so feminine at the same time.
Any advice for someone considering it?
My advice for rocking this look is that you must be a cooler-toned person for this color. After going this blonde, I recommend a weekly healing treatment like L'Oreal Smartbond along with a strong thermal protectant for blow drying and styling. I love Kerastase Ciment Thermique because it literally fills in any weak spots of the hair to prevent splitting or breaking in the future.
This client should be getting a root touch up every four weeks with a haircut every other appointment, so this is a fairly high maintenance look. This look will flatter someone with a round face because it has some height and draws the eye upwards. The stack and angle in the back also give the illusion of a tighter jawline from the profile.
Tapered Pixie Cut with Long Bangs
Q&A with style creator, Dana Katz
Hairstylist @ House of J. Henry in Portland, ME
How would you describe this look?
This is a variation of pixie haircut. It is tapered tightly it in the back to give it a strong head shape. We left some length on top for movement and softness.
Any advice for someone considering it?
We used L'Oréal Tecni Art – Beach Waves to give it a loose dry texture. We then added Tecni Arts Lumi Controle to the ends for separation and shine.
This look would work well for women with a rounder face who wants to put little effort into styling daily but is able to get trims regularly.
Textured Pixie Hairstyle for Round Face
Q&A with style creator, Bethaney Rose Tucker
Hairstylist @ New Vintage Beauty Lounge in Portland, OR
How would you describe this look?
This is a heavy fringe pixie with a hidden undercut. The back is blended, this keeps short hairstyles for round faces like this more feminine.
My client has extremely thick, coarse, stick straight hair and she has a very shallow forehead. We wanted to create a short look for her that would work with those limitations.
Undercutting the bottom took a lot of unwanted hair out and allowed me to create a shape where I wasn't fighting too much bulk on the sides. It also allowed me to get short around her ear without her hair sticking straight out! Undercuts don't always need to show, sometimes they are used to create shape by removing weight.
We decided to keep the top of her hair and fringe a little heavy and forward to create length on her forehead. We made sure to add a lot of texture so there was still movement.
Any advice for someone considering it?
I recommend this style to someone who wants something bold, but not too edgy. It does require more styling because all of the hair is on your face. I styled my client by blow drying her first with Bumble and bumble Surf Spray for texture and grit, and finished with a wax pomade to piece out those bangs!
I believe anyone can wear this hairstyle as it is very fun and flattering. My advice to anyone who is asking their hairstylist for this look is to make sure you are working with someone who knows short hair. Not every stylist is comfortable with it, and this look specifically requires someone who is paying a lot of attention to detail and texture.
Modern Textured Bob for Round Faces
Q&A with style creator, Brenna Graves
Stylist @ Bristles Hair Design in Charlottesville, VA
How would you describe this look?
I would describe this look as a chin-length, textured bob with a slight angle.
I love the way the strategic texturing gives the illusion of stacking despite the minimal layering. I feel that the soft, textured look rather than harsh angles is what makes this cut fun and modern.
Any advice for someone considering it?
I would strongly consider face shape for someone who is wanting this look. For example, someone with a long face may want some fringe or framing around the cheekbone and down to soften the face. Someone with a round face may want to keep the hair length below the chin to elongate the face.
The texture of the hair would be another thing to consider. A razor cut would be a great option for someone with fine, straight hair that wants this look. My client pictured has medium coarseness with some wave, so I like to just use my shears and point cut, as well as slide cut down internal sections to manually take weight out. I find this method is the best for avoiding fuzzy looking ends on curly or coarse hair.
One thing I love about this look is the versatility. You can wear it messy with undone waves, or blow dry with a round brush for a more polished look. I like to use Design Me's Puff Me at the root for instant lift and IGK's Beach Club Texture spray to finish the look off.
Statement Cut With a Flirty Finish
Q&A with style creator, Rachel Bettis
Master Hairstylist @ Ulta Beauty in Logan, UT
How would you describe this look?
This bold asymmetrical bob is a statement cut with a flirty finish. That statement is really my favorite thing about it!
Any advice for someone considering it?
This short hairstyle on a round face is better on straight to wavy hair. Give the hair a nice blowout with a volumizing cream like Redken's Duo Volumizer and a thermal round brush. You can sass it up by creating subtle waves on the heavy side with a flat iron or a 1-inch curling iron in big vertical sections.
I love to finish with a texture spray like Matrix Texture Builder. If you want a little more hold, try Redken's Wax Blast 10.
Unicorn Purple Lob
Q&A with style creator, Barbara Anne Davis
Cosmetology Student @ GTCC in Jamestown, NC
How would you describe this look?
I would describe this as a unicorn lob. I created this short style with edgy meets professional/chic in mind. The sleek angled cut gives you a sense of sophistication, while the color adds the perfect pop of personality.
Early on in cosmetology school, I was taught that when performing a consultation you should ask your client if they want their hair to whisper, talk, or shout. This style definitely raises its voice enough to be just below a shout! I think it's really important that a person can express themselves through their personal style, and I feel the hair should be the part that ties it all together and makes their look fall into place.
I love this look for its versatility. You can have a smooth, straight bob, or a messy bob full of beach waves.
Any advice for someone considering it?
This look is very versatile and can be altered in ways to make it work for almost anyone. Inverted styles are classic and a version of this style can be fitting for a variety of face shapes. This cut is usually one I recommend to someone who has a round face that wants their hair shorter and lighter. Women with round faces are told they cannot have short hair and it's not true, you just need to work your angles. Inverted, vertical forward lines help elongate a person's face and result in a slimmer appearance.
A person's hair texture plays a huge part in deciding how to go about this cut. Is it fine, medium, coarse, or wiry? Is it straight, wavy, or curly? All of these things will change how you go about creating this same cut, how you layer it, where weight needs to be removed from the hair, and most importantly the styling for keeping this cut looking great after you leave the salon.
For a straight look, you will to blow dry the hair and use a round brush to direct the hair where you want it to go and also to bump it under. Go through with a flat iron if necessary. For beach waves, you can use your flat iron as well.
If you have lightened your hair to get this wonderful unicorn magic color, I highly recommend getting conditioning treatments and a good thermal protection product. Everyone should be using a thermal protection product if they are using any styling tool with heat, even a blow dryer. Healthy hair is happy hair!
Asymmetrical Bob with Side Bangs
Q&A with style creator, Lindsey Willis
Redken Certified Colorist / Master Specialist / Hair Cutter @ After FX Spa and Salon in Broken Arrow, OK
How would you describe this look?
This look is best described as a short asymmetrical cut or undercut. It's longer on the top to allow for different styles based on your mood.
My favorite thing about this cut is the versatility and funkiness you can achieve with it.
Any advice for someone considering it?
My advice for anyone with a rounded face wanting this style is to try it! Get some Redken Wax Blast or Mess Around, rub it in your hands, then apply it all over your hair to separate and make it funky.
Textured Inverted Bob
Q&A with style creator, Jennifer Christakos
Hairstylist / Owner @ Divine Beauty Boutique in Hatfield, PA
How would you describe this look?
This look is an asymmetrical and textured inverted bob on short hair. I love all the movement and texture we gave her so she can "funk it up" or keep it sleek!
Any advice for someone considering it?
This definitely not a wash and go kind of style. Someone considering this would need to have time to style their hair with a round brush. They would also need mousse or some sort of volumizer to give it some hold. Depending on the hair texture, a flat iron may be needed as well.
I absolutely love Amika Texture Spray as a finishing product, but a flexible hold hairspray will work as well. This cut and style can work on really any hair type, it just depends on how much work the client would like to do.
The look definitely needs to be kept up with trims every six to eight weeks to maintain the shape!
Textured Layered Bob with Wispy Bangs
Q&A with style creator, Tonya Penrose
Hairstylist @ The Powder Room in Pensacola, FL
How would you describe this look and what is your favorite thing about it?
This short haircut is fun and sassy and I love the bangs with it! They give a more modern look to a classic haircut.
What products do you recommend to maintain and recreate this look?
I used Paul Mitchell Lavender Mint Shampoo and Conditioner, Paul Mitchell Extra Body Daily Boost, and Paul Mitchell Extra Body Finishing Spray.
What type of client would you recommend this look for?
A textured, wispy bob softens the fullness of a face and the bangs draw you to the beautiful eyes. This client's hair is thick but fine, but this style can be done on most textures of hair.
The cut is low maintenance and doesn't take a lot of time to style. It can be worn straight, or throw some texture in to give the more beachy wave look that's really popular right now!
This look needs to be reshaped every six to eight weeks to keep it fresh.
Messy, Beach Waves Lob
Q&A with style creator, Julie Holbrook
Stylist @ Ave Salon Fashion & Bridal in Ogden, UT
How would you describe this look and what is your favorite thing about it?
This is a slightly stacked lob with a little bit of an angle in the front. It has no layers except a messy interior layer.
What products do you recommend to maintain and recreate this look?
I use Kevin Murphy products. To blow dry, spray Kevin Murphy Anti.Gravity at the roots to get some hold and lift and spritz lightly through ends. Apply Smooth.Again to ends only if you have a frizzy texture or want a little extra hold for curls.
Finish with Bedroom.Hair. It's a dry shampoo, spray wax and hairspray all in one. It gives that hold without adding weight or being to sticky. I also curled with Hot Tools 1-inch iron.
What type of client would you recommend this look for?
This short hairstyle is great for those who have thick or thin hair with a fine texture. It works great straight or curled. There are no layers on top so it's still easy to pull up, but has interior layers so you can still get texture and movement.
For short hair with a round face, you simply adjust where the front pieces hit. This look is perfect for those who only wash a few times a week and for those who wash every day!
Cropped Pixie with Blonde Highlights
Q&A with style creator, Amanda Nicole
Barber / Stylist @ Element 808 in Eugene, OR
How would you describe this look and what is your favorite thing about it?
This short pixie style features a tight fade on the sides that gradually blends into a textured top. I love this look because it is very versatile and low maintenance.
What products do you recommend to maintain and recreate this look?
To style this look, apply ADHwet (a medium hold light shine product similar to a pomade) to damp hair. Blow dry the hair forward and to the side using a brush or your fingers. Apply a small amount of ADHdry to finish the look and bring out the texture.
What type of client would you recommend this look for?
I recommend this style to someone with a fast-paced life or someone who doesn't want to style their hair so much. This look works well with pretty much all hair types.
Simple Neck-Length Bob for Straight Hair
Q&A with style creator, Caitlin Mergard
Designer @ Pump Salon in Cincinnati, OH
How would you describe this look and what is your favorite thing about it?
This is a short blunt cut with a soft angle and no layering with minimal texture. I love the clean lines and simple silhouette.
What products do you recommend to maintain and recreate this look?
Bumble and bumble has amazing products for all hair types. For this look, start with Save The Day serum on damp hair for heat protection and damage repair. Healthy hair is always key! Spray Thickening Hairspray from roots to ends to create fullness and soft hold. Rough dry hair 80% dry, then section and smooth with a round brush.
What type of client would you recommend this look for?
Finer hair types and those with chemical damage will love that the blunt ends make their hair look fuller. If you have both of those, this will probably be your favorite haircut ever!
Shaggy Bob for Thick Hair
The more texture, the better it fits a rounded face on short hair. Thicker hair may create a fuller appearance but styling it into a messy bob makes the thickness of it an asset.
The Sleek Bob
Prim and proper but still edgy: the straight cut short do never fails to flatter women of all shapes and color. This easy to manage bob suits young ones and professionals alike, giving soft vibes to any wearer.
Cropped Hair
This flirty hairstyle is short on the sides, but definitely not clipper-short. The top is extra long and disconnected from the sides. It is styled forward, upwards, and slightly to the side. The top drapes over on side, but blends in visually. The hair has some bend for texture and some separation for a really cool and chic finish.
Flattering A-Line Bob
Q&A with style creator, Amanda Mendoza
Stylist @ Rock Paper Scissors Salon in Lake Mary, FL
How would you describe this look?
I did a balayage and shadow root, followed by a gorgeous mixture of hot pink and magenta in Joico intensities for the color. Her cut is an short A-line bob with an undercut and lots of texture and movement. My favorite aspect of this short hairstyle has to be the sharp, dramatic angle the cut has. The vibrant color only makes it pop more.
Any advice for someone considering it?
I would suggest this look to anyone wanting a short, sassy, fun hairstyle. If you do not want to accentuate or enhance a round face, keep it below the chin. Anyone can pull off this look, as long as you wear it and not let it wear you. Give it a nice blowout, and a quick flat iron to get those angles just how you want them. Add a little bit of shine spray, and you're out the door!
Modern Graduated Bob
Perfect for a round face, this short haircut that's short at the back and longer at the front has a natural slimming effect and gives dimension to the hairstyle. Styling it straight and simple offers that amazing shine that anyone can easily recreate at home.
Chic Chin-Length Bob
This textured short cut has a stunning dimension with those choppy ends and rough layers stacked at the back. Opting for a trendy balayage makes it easier to maintain and grow out.
A Cute Short Bob with Long Bangs
This charming pink short bob can make round faces appear more oval because of the straight long bangs, while also accentuating the eyes and complementing fair skin.
The Best Deep Side Part
Q&A with style creator, Tracy Croot
Owner / Stylist @ TC Hair & Brow Studio in Fayetteville, NC
How would you describe this look?
This look is one of my absolute favorites! Simply put it as an A-line bob (also known as an inverted bob or graduated bob). I love that it is a classic cut and is totally versatile! It can be edgy, fun, or sophisticated, depending on the detailing of the cut and products used.
Any advice for someone considering it?
This can be pretty much for anyone! This cut works well with any face shape! It doesn't require a lot of time and effort. For those with straight hair, you can wear it sleek and smooth or waved and tousled. For those with naturally curly hair, this is a fantastic shape for giving your curls a boost of style!


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1. For non-right triangles, look to draw a height. Here is an example problem:
The triangle shown here is isosceles. If the angle measure of the vertex opposite one of the sides is 60 degrees, what is the area of the triangle in terms of x?
This is a surprisingly simple problem when you get down to it. However, it does require us to put on our Sherlock Holmes cap for a moment. First, lets fill in what we know. The fact that this is an isosceles triangle with one angle measuring 60 degrees should quickly tip us off that this is an equilateral triangle. Now the information we are looking for is the area, which is ½ the triangle's base times the triangle's height. It would then behoove us to draw a height in our triangle above.
If we recall the rules of the special triangles (30-60-90, 45-45-90), we will realize that the height, in terms of x, is simply the small side of the triangle times the square root of 3 so the height would be ½ x?3. Plugging this information back into the area equation, the area of the whole triangle would be ½ x (½ x?3) which simplifies to (½ x)²?3. Once we draw in the height this becomes a fairly standard area problem: how useful finding the hidden pieces can be!
2. When possible, draw radii and diameters. One of the most common places information is hidden is within the relationship between the length of radii and other measurements given in a problem. Here is an example problem:
Two congruent circles are inscribed within a rectangle. What is the length of the diagonal of this rectangle?
This problems is more straight forward than the first, but it also requires a little detective work. The first step is to draw some diameters and radii, just to see if it helps us notice anything.
AHA! This small act has yielded a lot of information. We see that the the diameter is equal to the small side of the rectangle and the length is equal to twice the diameter of the circle. This means the long side is twelve units and the diagonal can be calculated by using the Patagonian theorem.
6² + 12² = x²
x² = 180
x = ?180
There are many other ways the SAT can hide information from our sight, but these are two important tools in helping us to fill in some of the information that might not have been provided. Though it can be difficult to see what pieces are missing, with a little practice, you will be a first rate detective. Happy studying!
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Frequently Asked Questions
We understand that you want to make the right catering choice for your event. Below are some of our most commonly asked questions and answers to help you learn more about Platters Plus Catering and why we are one of the best catering companies in Adelaide.
If you would like to know more, or speak to us directly, feel free to Contact Us and we will be more than happy to answer your queries.
Do you cater for dietary requirements?
As Adelaide Caterers we know that the dietary requirements of our customers are diverse and aim to provide fresh, delicious products that meet your dietary needs.
We offer an extensive range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten free items and offer halal catering options.
Regardless of your diet we always look for fresh, high quality ingredients in all our food at Platters Plus Catering, and are conscious of those searching for healthy options.
If you have any queries regarding other dietary requirements, feel free to contact us and we will do our very best to accommodate these based on our available menu items.
Do you offer cakes, desserts and sweet pastries?
At Platters Plus Catering, we provide more than just savoury catering and platters. We also cater to the sweet tooth – after all, what's better than a dessert platter to finish off your event?
Here are some of our sweet options:
- Assorted Biscuits
- Gluten Free Banana Cake
- Cream Puffs
- Chocolate Dipped Shortbread
- Mini Danish Pastries
- Gluten Free Orange Moist Cake
- Home Made Muffins
- Mini Eclairs
- Petite Fours
- Chocolate dipped strawberries
- Assorted dessert platters
- Various Fresh Fruit platters
- and much much more
Now if that hasn't whet your appetite then we are not sure what will.
To view our dessert menu, click here.
We pride ourselves on being one of the best caterers in Adelaide, so if you can't find what you are looking for please contact us and we will do our best to meet your needs.
What's included in your hot finger food platters?
At Platters Catering Plus, we offer a wide range of hot finger food platters.
They include but not limited to:
- Pork Dumplings
- Chicken Satay
- Cocktail Cheese Kransky
- Cocktail Dim Sims
- Spring Rolls
- Crumbed Fish
- Quiches
- Meatballs
- Pizza Rounds
- Meat Pies
- Curried Pumpkin Balls
- and much much more
Our hot finger food platters also caters for Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten Free and Halal Catering options.
You can either pick and mix your own platters or choose from one of our popular hot finger food combinations.
We pride ourselves on being one of the best and flexible caterers in Adelaide, so if you can't find what you are looking for please contact us as we can also tailor for your needs.
I'm looking for a reliable Adelaide Catering Company – what do you offer?
Platters Plus Catering have been Adelaide caterers since 1993, proudly serving the Adelaide CBD and all surrounding metropolitan areas.
We are best known for our gourmet sandwich platters, which contain an abundance of creative fillings that surprise and delight as well as satisfy a variety of dietary requirements. Plus, what caterer in Adelaide doesn't offer hot and cold finger food platters? They are always a hit at cocktail functions.
If you are looking for something beyond our classic platters or sandwich catering, we have plenty of options. We also offer morning and afternoon tea, which include, biscuits, cakes, fruit, cheese and antipasta, soup in winter, seasonal offerings for Christmas and the Melbourne Cup and much more.
At Platters Plus Catering, we cater for all tastes and dietary requirements, offering healthy options including vegetarian, gluten free, vegan and halal catering.
We specialise in;
- Corporate Catering
- Boardroom Lunches
- Seminars
- Product launches
- Conferences
- Morning Teas
- Afternoon Teas
- Breakfasts
- Lunches
- Office parties and events
- Sandwich catering
- Finger Food Platters
Plus all your catering needs at home!
Let us help you celebrate:
- Christmas
- Easter
- Melbourne Cup
- Birthdays
- Weddings
- Anniversaries
We pride ourselves on being one of the best and flexible caterers in Adelaide. Are you interested in seeing how Platters Catering can assist in catering for you? Click here to view our menus.
Does Platters Plus have catering package deals?
Yes, we have 2 catering packages to choose from.
We know you are busy so we have done the work for you and combined some of our most popular sweet and savoury options into easy to order packages. Save time and money with these great options.
Of course if you would like to create your own menu you can. Every item in these packages can be ordered separately and combined in any way you wish.
Package 1 includes our classic gourmet sandwiches, baby baguettes and fruit kebabs for dessert.
Package 2 guarantees no one will be left hungry or thirsty! Our classic sandwich platters are paired with chicken breast bites, pork dumplings, spring rolls, risotto balls, fruit kebabs as well as orange juice, spring water, disposable cups, plates and serviettes.
Available for lunch, dinner and cocktail functions at home or at the office.
We also offer free delivery for any orders over $1,000. If you wish to enquire about further discount, please feel free to contact our office and we will approach the owner of the business to determine if we are able to provide any more assistance.
Once my function is over, will the empty platters be collected?
Plastic platters, oven trays & crates need to be returned to Platters Plus Catering Pty Ltd.
If you collected your catering order or we delivered to you outside a 10km radius of our premises, we ask that you please return the above items to us within a week following your collection to avoid being charged a non return fee per item. Please note that if any items are missing or damaged upon your return you will be charged a replacement fee per item.
If we delivered to you and you are within a 10km radius of our premises, please contact us to advise a time that is convenient for us to return to collect the above items.
We do a platter collection on a Monday, please note that if any items are missing or damaged you will be charged a replacement fee per item
Replacement Fees as at June 2015; Plastic Platters $3.00 each, Oven Trays $10.00 each, Crates $15.00 each.
How much notice do you require for an order?
If you are able to provide 48 hours notice, this is ideal.
However, we can often accommodate orders if they are placed by 4pm the previous business day.
The more notice that you are able to provide us with, the greater chance we will be able to provide your catering at your requested eat time.
How much will delivery cost?
Normal flat rate delivery charges Monday to Friday between 9:00am & 6:00pm within a 10km radius of our premises are charged at $16.50 (as of 1st of April 2019) inclusive of GST.
Delivery charges Monday to Friday between 9:00am & 6:00pm outside 10km but within a 20km radius of our premises are capped at $22.00 for food orders over $200.00 (as of 1st of August 2016) inclusive of GST.
Please request a quote on all Saturday deliveries or deliveries outside a 10km radius as these are charged at priority rates.
All deliveries before 9:00 am are contracted to external couriers and charged at priority rates.
Please be advised a minimum total order of $150 is required to have hot food delivered.
How much should I order?
This depends entirely on the type of event you are catering for and the types of food you are considering. Our team can help advise on your selections for office catering and can include finger food, corporate platters, halal catering and beverages to create the perfect menu for you. Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or phone (08) 8371 1855.
Catering in Adelaide, what area do you service?
Platters Plus Catering provides food catering in Adelaide. Not just in the city but throughout Adelaide, South Australia.
We are both domestic and office caterers and can deliver throughout Adelaide.
We offer both pick up and delivery services. For delivery, the flat rate charge, Monday to Friday after 9:00 am to 6:00pm within a 10km radius of our premises is $16.50 inclusive of GST. Deliveries outside 10km but within a 20km radius of our premises Monday to Friday between 9:00am to 6:00pm are capped at $22.00 for food orders over $200.00 (as of 1st of April 2019) inclusive of GST.
Cost of deliveries outside of hours or outside these radius can be quoted as required.
So if you are looking for catering companies in Adelaide? Platters Plus Catering has you covered no matter the season, reason or weather. We are proudly one of the best and flexible Adelaide catering companies around.
How do I place an Order or Request a Quote?
Our 24 hour cart service enables you to place an order or request a quote at any time convenient to you! Simply click on the food items you are interested in ordering and add to the cart. Keep in mind majority of our items are sold individually so just select the quantity of items you would like to order and when you proceed to checkout and have filled out all your details there is the option under "Type of Order" to select Order or Quote.
Should you wish to speak with us direct please do not hesitate to call one of our friendly office staff on 8371 1855. Please note the office is open 8:30am-4pm Monday to Friday.
You can email us direct at firstname.lastname@example.com
At Platters Plus we are proud to be one of the best Adelaide catering companies and look forward to helping you with your order or quote.
What's popular for catering in Adelaide during various seasons?
Catering in Adelaide changes with the season. Different platters and finger foods vary in popularity depending on the weather. The popular platters during these times of year include:
Summer – Cold meats and salads, fresh fruit and tropical platters, and the morning tea menu is very popular in summer.
Autumn – Sandwich catering, hot finger food, (including Halal catering, vegetarian, and gluten free options), cheese and savoury platters and morning and afternoon tea remain popular.
Winter – The hot finger food and hot finger food platters are most popular in the cooler months, as are the cheese and savoury platters, including the very popular cheese kransky. Afternoon tea, and sweet pastries also remain popular.
Spring – Cheese and savoury platters, cold meat and salad platters, as well as afternoon tea and sweet platters are popular during these months as the weather gets warmer.
Are you looking for catering in Adelaide? Platters Plus Catering has you covered no matter the season, reason or weather. We are proudly one of the best and flexible Adelaide catering companies around. Contact us today.
How do I setup an account/payment terms?
If you wish to set up an account with us, please contact our office and we can email through a customer credit application for you to complete for and send back to us for processing.
Please be advised that our payment terms are strictly 7 days; late payments will incur an interest charge of 15%.
At Platters Plus we are proud to be one of the best Adelaide catering companies and look forward to helping you with your account set up or payment terms questions.
Are disposable cups/plates/serviettes included with my order?
Disposables are not automatically included in orders; however we can certainly provide these items at 15 cents per item (45 cents caters for a cup/plate/serviette for one person). See our range here
Is catering available on Sundays?
We have a minimum spend of $1,500 for any Sunday function (this is for the food cost only). Staff loading and delivery charges are on top of this cost, which are quoted based on the specific circumstances of each function.
If you are having a small function on a Sunday, we have a variety of foods available that are acceptable for consumption on a Sunday if delivered on the Saturday. For any food items delivered on a Saturday that will be consumed on a Sunday, refrigeration is a must until required for heating or eating. If hot food is required, we can provide hot food going cold which is where we provide the hot food on oven trays with heating instructions and provide you white plastic platters for serving.
If this option appeals to you, please contact us for a copy of our document "Foods acceptable for consumption on a Sunday" and we can assist you based on the highlighted food varieties.
Can I collect my order from your premises?
You can certainly collect your order from our premises!
Our collection hours are between 7am and 6pm Monday to Friday, and on Saturdays 7am-12pm.
Is the food prepared fresh?
Our platters are prepared fresh daily in our kitchen using the freshest ingredients available, so you can be guaranteed that your corporate catering, office catering or home catering is prepared on the same day that we deliver it to you.
At Platters Plus we are proud to be one of the best Adelaide catering companies and pride ourselves on our quality and fresh foods.
Do you do party catering?
We certainly do! We provide catering for private parties, functions, training sessions, weddings, engagement parties – if it is catering you require we are more than happy to provide it! Our food is predominantly finger food which is perfect for easy no mess catering.
Looking for catering services Adelaide? Platters Plus Catering has you covered no matter the season, reason or weather. We are proudly one of the best and flexible Adelaide catering companies around.


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The Wave has been on both our bucket lists ever since we met. Jacob has tried to sign up online on and off for the past 5 years with no luck (it was harder than reservations at the French Laundry).
Since we've been getting a lot of questions on how to get permits and how the lottery works, we decided to pull all the info together here for you.
Now that we're living in the Airstream, we thought this was going to be our best chance. We decided to stay in Kanab and glamp out for several days, which is where the in-person lottery is held. Our plan was to go in every morning and enter the lottery. If we didn't get in, there is so much to explore in the area anyways. Luckily, on the second day, we heard our number called, but we went in with zero expectations.
The Wave Rock Formation is located in Coyote Buttes North, which is part of the Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in Arizona. The trailhead is located in Utah, and you hike over the border where you'll arrive into the permitted area.
This is the big question! There are 20 people allowed onto the Wave per day. 10 people are awarded permits online and 10 are awarded at a walk-in lottery. You submit one permit per group, and any duplicate applications will forfeit your chances, so you can't apply with all your friends at the same time. Once you win, there is a $7 fee for the permit.
If you're interested in trying for the online lottery, you can find out more info here. The chances are much more slim, because you are competing with everyone in the world who wants to go. You can apply up to four months in advance and have an entire month to apply. There is a $5 application fee, and you can choose up to three entry dates per application but can only win one trip.
For the in-person lottery, this is what your competition looks like:
On average there are 200 people in the walk-in lottery. There are no longer off seasons. Due to the recent bad weather, we were lucky to have only 120 in the room with us.
The lottery happens at the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Visitor Center in Kanab, Utah. To sign up, you need to arrive between 8:30 – 9:00 AM. It's not first come first serve, so you don't need to line up early. If it's your first time, we recommend arriving right at 8:30AM. The ranger gives a quick rundown of the process and then you fill out your application. At 9AM, the ranger assigns everyone a number then the excitement starts. He proceeds to pick out numbers until all 10 spots are filled. Each morning the permits given out are for the next day. There is no cost for the walk-in lottery.
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Visitor Center
745 E. Highway 89 in Kanab Utah
(across from Wendy's and Walkers Gas Station)
- There are a few parking spots large enough for an RV.
- To increase your chances, stay in Kanab and try for the pass every day. There is plenty to explore if you don't get it (Zion NP, White Pocket, Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend etc).
- Keep in mind if you stay in Page, AZ instead of Kanab, that they do not observe daylight savings time. Don't be late to the lottery! Four years ago, this was the mistake we made by staying in Page and setting the hotel alarm. The chances were way better then.
- You need to be present during the drawing or the permit goes to someone else.
- "High Season" is April-June and September-November, but because of increasing popularity, it's busy all year long.
- They prefer you bring exact change for the permits.
- If you don't win the lottery and want to try again the next day, you don't have to fill out the form again. Just go in before 9 and tell the ranger your previous number.
- Unfortunately, there are no special tricks to increase your chances. Just keep trying.
- If you're in an RV, we stayed at the Crazy Horse RV Park that is just a block away from the visitor's center. We were able to walk there every morning.
- The trailhead is roughly 45 min-1 hr away from Kanab. After leaving the highway, there is an 8-mile dirt road that you will have to drive down. Depending on the current conditions you may need a 4-wheel drive and high clearance or worst case is it could be impassable. Check with the visitors center for the most recent info.
- If you get stuck in the mud, towing out is at least $1000, and you'll lose your chance to go.
- If you're afraid of getting lost on the hike or the drive is too intimidating, you can always hire a guide. They don't need permits. We previously used and recommend Dreamland Tours.
- The hike is exposed and can get very hot. Bring appropriate attire, plenty of water & snacks, and sunblock – see below for our packing guide.
- People get lost all the time, but they give you a pamphlet of directions with photos. We got a little lost, but overall, we had no problems getting in and out.
- There are a few markers, but for the most part is is an unmarked trail. Rangers even knock down cairns to keep it natural.
- There is a lot more to see in the Coyote Buttes North area. Don't just hike in, see the wave, and leave. We used this site to get directions to the other landmarks.
- The permit is good from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM. If we were to do it again, we would hike at night to be there at sunrise or stay after sunset. If it's your first time, it's best to hike with daylight, otherwise, it's easy to get lost. They told us someone accidentally walked off a cliff and died recently.
- We started our hike at sunrise and when we arrived, the wave had mixed lighting. The Wave is in a depression, so the sunlight does not fully light up the Wave until approximately an hour and a half after (depending on the time of year).
- For the best photos, you can hike in before sunrise or stay after sunset, but since it was our first time, we didn't want to get lost.
- If it rained recently, look for puddles to shoot reflections!
- We left Kanab 30 minutes before sunrise and were the first ones to arrive at the wave. We had roughly one hour before anyone else arrived.
- Clothes appropriate for the weather. On the day we went, we had lows of 44 and highs of 77. We both brought layers and shed them mid-hike.
- Daypack – After trying all the daypacks out there, we just replaced our REI flashpack with this one, and it has been our favorite since!
- Solid Hiking Shoes. The terrain is made of gravel, sand, and rocks, be sure to wear sturdy and comfortable shoes. These (his + hers) are the ones we wore.
- Hats. This is a must to keep you cool. Jacob loves this hat since it has a convertible flap to protect your ears and neck, I just chose to wear one that's pretty. haha
- Water. The amount will depend on how long you will be out and how hot it is. We use this for longer, hotter days, and this one for shorter ones.
- Photo Gear. We brought our 5D Mark III with our 35mm prime and 16-35mm lenses. I brought the 16-35 just in case, but you can probably get away with shooting with a 35mm on a full frame. We also brought a trigger, tripod, and Sony RX100 for video.
We wish you the best of luck!! It's only going to get more and more popular, so now is the best time.
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Clara's relationship with Christian is intense from the start, and like nothing she's ever experienced before. But what starts as devotion quickly becomes obsession, and it's almost too late before Clara realizes how far gone Christian isand what he's willing to do to make her stay.
Now Clara has left the city—and Christian—behind. No one back home has any idea where she is, but she still struggles to shake off her fear. She knows Christian won't let her go that easily, and that no matter how far she runs, it may not be far enough....
This is my first experience with Deb Caletti, and although I found the book to be of a very slow pace, I can honestly say that it was a great story. The characters kept me coming back for more, and I constantly needed to know what was going to happen next. The book was told from Clara's perspective, and I did find it a little confusing when the story would bounce back and forth between the past to the present with no direct disclosure. Once the past and the present become entwined, the pace and tension did pick up immensely. For the most part, Clara was an honest and realistic character, but her constant need to be in a relationship made her a little difficult to relate to. Now, understandably she didn't go looking for another guy, Finn was a chance encounter, but considering what she just went through...well it made it seem like she was a little fickle that she was so easily able fall for him. But, those are just my thoughts.


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About a dozen years ago, I brought the writer Tom Perrotta to the school where I teach. Tom's novel Little Children had just been published to much acclaim so, in addition to assigning the work to my eleventh graders, I offered to lead a book group with parents. Since I work at an independent school, I'm fortunate enough to have the freedom of teaching contemporary literature in addition to inviting authors to visit my classes. Some fairly controversial works have entered my syllabus, but I was very surprised at some of the parents' reaction to Little Children. They were agitated by the extramarital affairs in the novel and questioned whether the book should be read by their own (not so little) children. I realized that since this novel was set in a community not unlike ours, it hit a bit too close to home. [Click here to READ THE ENTIRE POST at UnleashingReaders.com]
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Do you celebrate your baptismal anniversary? While I have a copy of my baptismal certificate safely tucked away with other important papers, without looking at it, I can only remember my baptism occurred sometime during the month of August 1976. Given I don't even remember the exact date, it's a little hard to make an annual celebration out of it.
But baptism is THE event that establishes our beginning of life in Christ. Remembering it annually as we do for birthdays, wedding anniversaries and the like makes perfect sense. As the Catechism states: "Holy baptism is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to life in the Spirit" (No. 1213). "Thus the whole organism of the Christian's supernatural life has its roots in baptism" (No. 1266).
My daughter's baptismal anniversary was just last week. She shares this special day with her grandma's birthday so it's an easy date to remember. My husband and I wanted to honor her special day, so I set out on a scavenger hunt for some ideas. Here's what I found.
- Begin a novena for your child on the day of his/her baptismal anniversary. The novena could be to the saint whose feast day falls on the baptismal anniversary, the child's patron saint if named after one, the saint whose feast day lands on the person's birthday, or just a saint close to your family.
- Attend Mass, and if possible, ask for the intentions to be in your child's honor.
- Bring out the keepsakes! Keep the white garment, baptismal candle, prayers, photos, and other symbols of the baptismal ceremony to share with your child in future years. These keepsakes can be brought out to serve as powerful reminders of the ongoing importance of the event.
- Hold a family prayer service celebrating the baptismal anniversary.
For our daughter's celebration, we ended up praying the "Blessing on the Anniversary of Baptism" found in the book Catholic Household Blessings and Prayers. We set out her baptismal gown, lit her baptismal candle, and used holy water during the blessing. We also enjoyed a nice family dinner of potato soup and Oreo fluff, chosen with love by our daughter.
Does your family celebrate baptismal anniversaries? What are your traditions?
Copyright 2012 Lisa Schmidt


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Spotlight on... the print supply base
Wider public sector organisations seeking an effective print and digital solution and requiring continued access to key print suppliers read on.
I've never really understood why print management organisations discourage any direct engagement between their print suppliers and the client. To me it suggests that all the experience, knowledge, expertise, industry insight, technological advancement and innovation is contained within the print management company itself.
This is an arrogant approach surely, whereas the reality in my view, is that although print managers can be quite expert and be driven by innovation etc., the real expertise, understanding, ideas, improvement and innovation come from long-standing suppliers many of whom have served the industry and their clients for many years.
Using their detailed understanding of their own equipment capabilities and taking account of the enormous variety of material stock and finishing techniques they have generated complex, futuristic, inspirational, delicate and highly effective products that have inspired generations.
A criticism from clients when faced with working with print management organisations is that they do not get all the benefits associated with that close working relationship as the link is broken and the route to market has to be via the 'man/woman in the middle' resulting in that wealth of knowledge, available from the supplier, inaccessible. In my experience, this has put organisations off the thought of a print management solution altogether. So let's fix it!
To be fair, it's not as straight-forward as just putting the link in place and letting the engagement occur – the pitfalls include:
- The print manager losing control of the job or work that they are trying to manage
- Clients making special arrangements with the supplier which are not communicated back to the print manager – eg re-proofing, re-working, revision of timetable, different materials etc the list is wide-ranging
- Clients cutting out the print manager altogether and going straight to the print supplier with their job – even though they might not be the most appropriate supplier for the work in question
- Clients getting prices direct from the supplier without talking account of the print manager's fees
With a little thought, each one of these challenges can be overcome and with improved communication by all parties (which could be part of the terms and conditions) the issues could go away. Communication and co-operation are the two key words to resolve this.
At CDS, we like to keep close to our key suppliers and at the same time, we have clients who want more direct access to their supply base. We are not fazed by this and where we need to, we make it happen. It makes for better relationships, greater engagement and far better results.
We also take this concept a stage further. We hold innovation events where key suppliers are invited to showcase to our print managers what they have or can achieve. They talk through their capabilities, alerting us as to how the industry is changing/improving/advancing and best still, we also invite our clients to attend these events and encourage them to challenge the suppliers to come up with innovative and inspirational solutions.
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Run BGC 2013: Takbonifacio
An afternoon of fun run with exciting obstacles awaits friends and families alike on this 5-kilometer adventure. Participants are encouraged to wear the best Katipunero or traditional Filipiniana attire while going through the unique run. To complete the 19th century setting, Gwardiya Sibil will be scattered around the obstacle course to provide the almost true-to-life challenges to the Katipunero participants.
Participants will be wearing a belt with life flags. Guwardiya Sibil will pose as threats when they attempt to get these life flags. Fun obstacles await participants as inspired by historical events which happened in key areas around Metro Manila like San Juan (Guwardiya Sibil will be armed with water soakers to attack the participants); Pinaglabanan (An army of Guwardiya Sibil will be running after life flags instead of just standing around); Bonifacio (Participants should be on the lookout for Andres Bonifacio, who will be giving away free life flags); Marikina (Participants will climb up the giant inflatable slide and enjoy the way down! Or crawl inside the tunnels while Guwardiya Sibil awaits them on the other side); and Balintawak (Participants will express themselves and write why they are proud to be a Filipino).
Register for the event at any of the following establishments: Toby's Sports in Shangri-La Mall, Mall of Asia & Glorietta; Runnr in Ayala Alabang Town Center & Bonifacio High Street; and Brooks in SM North EDSA.
Registration Fee for participants is P500. Special rates apply to residents and workers of BGC at P350, Groups that form a battalion of at least 50 persons only have to pay P150 per head (registration and payment must be submitted at the same time), Kids who are 5 to 12 years old only have to pay P150.
Participants will be given a red neckerchief and a belt with life flags prior to the race. Upon registration, participants get a race bib. They will get a TAKBONIFACIO Souvenir shirt in their loot bag filled with goodies from event sponsors.
Top TAKBONIFACIO Finishers will be given cash prizes as follows: P 7,000 in cash each for the First Male and Female participants, P 5,000 in cash each for the Second Male and Female participants, and P 2,000 in cash each for the Third Male and Female participants. In the Kid Category, cash prizes are as follows: P 1,500 in cash each for the First Male and Female kid participants, P 1,000 in cash each for the Second Male and Female kid participants, and P 500 in cash each for the Third Male and Female kid participants.
Special Prizes will be given away including Best Costume to be determined by originality, inventiveness, intricacy & color, and fun. Best in Costume winners get cash prizes as follows: P 5,000 for the Batallion winner, P 3,000 each for Male and Female winner, and P1,000 for the Kid winner. The Biggest Battalion will awarded a trophy.
Prizes to be raffled off are as follows: 1 Grand Prize worth P 50,000, and 5 Minor Prizes worth P 20,000
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Filed under: baking, breakfast, Clever Chickadees, dessert, dinner, food and beverage, kid friendly, lunch, penny saver, quornflour, recipe, side dish, snack, Thanksgiving - Fall and Winter Holiday Foods and Crafts | Tags: berries, bread, breakfast, butter, clever chickadee, Clever Chickadees, cooking, cranberries, delicious, food, foodie, quornflour, vegan
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I try to live by the rule: if I can make it reasonably, then I try to avoid buying it. It isn't a rule that never gets brother, but it makes me stop and think about the effort involved. This is especially so with bread, because I LOVE bread. So instead of buying it, I figure I should at the very least put some effort into it. I do not make it often, because the only thing worse than trying to avoid a nice loaf of store bread in the house is trying to avoid a nice fresh warm loaf of bread. Luckily I have friends and neighbors who help me consume the bread to make it easier. They are kind.
The other day I was making pizza dough, and smelling that flour and yeast made me really want bread, so I decided I should make some, besides I had some yeast in the fridge that was set to expire…
I wanted something that verged away a bit from the savories (roasted garlic, rosemary, etc.) so I decided I would put my dried mangos and craisins to use and base the recipe off the basic bread recipe I use most often.
Here is what you need:
- 1 tablespoon table sugar
- 1 ¼ cup warm water
- 2 envelopes active dry yeast
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon dry ginger
- ¼ cup olive oil
- 3-4 cups of flour
- ¼ cup dried mango finely chopped (I use scissors)
- ½ craisins
- 2-3 tablespoons of oil (for rising the dough and oiling your loaf pan)
- 2-3 tablespoons cornmeal (for the loaf pan)
- 4 cups water (for steaming while cooking)
Here is what you do:
- In a large mixing bowl dissolve the sugar with the warm water and then add the yeast, give it a minute or two to make sure the yeast rises at this point, (if it doesn't it won't and you need new yeast).
- Once you've confirmed your yeast is good, add your salt, ginger, and olive oil and mix.
- Next add your flour about a ½ cup at a time and mix in, keep adding flour until it reaches a good dough consistency and no longer sticks to your hands.
- Removed from the bowl and kneed and then flatten like you are making pizza and add your fruits, roll the dough up and need the fruits in, folding and rolling.
- When your fruit is mixed in, cut your dough ball in half and roll each into a ball.
- Cover each ball with olive oil and roll it out into a football shape and place into a loaf pan that has been oiled and then sprinkled with cornmeal.
- Place a clean towel or cloth napkin over the pans and let sit in a warm place to rise for about 15 minutes.
- Boil water and pour into a shallow oven safe pan (a brownie pan or roasting pan will do) and place it on the bottom shelf of a cold oven.
- Place the loaf pans (without the towel/napkin) on the top shelf.
- Turn the oven on to 400 and let bake for about 40 minutes (the top should be golden brown).
This bread is delicious warm, and even more delicious toasted with a little orange marmalade!
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Bucket List (Originally posted on Quornflour.wordpress.com).
For an upcoming project I need some food safe, water tight buckets.
Now I could go to Home Depot and buy a few Homer Buckets and call it a day: but that seems ridiculous, especially since they don't need to be orange and I don't want to pay to advertise for someone. (When I bought my Wrangler I removed all traces of the dealer, even the hitch cover which in hindsight I wished I had just spray painted, but oh well.)
I have a few buckets that I use for my recycling and dog food and kitchen laundry, which I figured I could use in a pinch, but first I figured I'd see about acquiring a few.
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Now you can get buckets from lots of restaurant and catering places that order large amounts of food supplies, especially pickles, croutons, protein powder and teriyaki.
I have had the best luck acquiring buckets from sandwich shops.
All you need to do is call (or stop in) and ask, now don't do this during the lunch or dinner rush or they might stomp ya.
It is a good idea to call first because a lot of places don't keep around what they don't need, so you might need to ask them to save them for you. A smaller place may go thru a bucket a week or so, so if you need multiple call around.
Be sure to let them know if you need lids as sometimes they get separated.
I have run into places that charge a small amount for their buckets, if it is a mom and pop type place I am ok with it, if it is a chain, forget about it!
What's that smell?
It is important to note that these buckets are plastic (not BPA free as far as I know), so they will most likely smell like whatever they were originally used for.
Generally a little time in the sun will remove significant smells and over time the smell will dissipate, so keep this in mind and time things accordingly.
I am super happy about my acquisition and after they sit outside for a day or two I will get some good use out of them!
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The first time someone told me they were taking a "Staycation" I thought they had said, "Steak-cation" to which I responded, "that sounds delicious."
I took a few days off in November, then getting back to the swing of things I got a little busy and the result was a laps in blogging. But, that's cool, because I was living!
At first I had planned to blog while I was staycating, but then decided that it was best for my sanity if I just stay off the computer. So I did.
It was a good week: I spent time with friends, shopping and sewing, and sewing and sewing.
First I pieced a small quilt, which I need to finish up. Then I made some bags and some dog toys and put them in my etsy shop.
It was a much needed break.
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When camping or traveling, add powdered milk to cereal, when ready to eat, just add water!
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As it turns out, I frequently take pictures of my coffee. Anyone who knows me also knows that I also take pictures of my food before I eat it. Apparently I take pictures of my coffee in various stages of consumption.
Anyway, I am not a huge fan of "perfumed" or flavored coffees, however, recently my friend Sarah came back from Africa and with her brought some cinnamon sticks. Thinking of our coffee breaks one morning recently I dropped a cinnamon stick into the water of my percolator, it made the loveliest cinnamon flavored coffee.
If you don't have a percolator, soak the stick in a small amount of water and add it to the grinds of your drip maker, or add the water and the stick to your French press (you might have to halve it if it is big).
It is a nice holiday coffee treat without all of the crap that goes into other flavoring.
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Years ago I worked in childcare. The woman I worked for would occasionally make a new batch of play-dough for the kids. It was a simple recipe that was scented and colored with Kool-Aid.
Earlier this year I went looking for that recipe and just could not find anyone who knew it.
Then the other day I was thumbing through an old address book/journal that I had back then. There it was, scrawled on a page. So I figured while I knew where it was I would write it up.
Here is what you will need for each color:
- 1 cup of flour
- ½ cup of Salt
- 1 envelope of Kool-Aid (the kind you add your own sugar in)
- 2 tablespoons of oil
- 1 cup of boiling water*
Note: the boiling part is super important, if it isn't hot enough the dough will end up too watery. If that happens, or you don't like the consistency add a flour and salt mixture of 2:1 to thicken it up.
- put all of the dry ingredients in a small mixing bowl
- using a fork, mix them together until you cannot see the color of the Kool-Aid from the rest
- add oil and water
- mix
- mix
- mix
- roll into a ball
- repeat for each color
- Play!
It is salty but edible if anyone gets it in their mouths or goes for a taste, which might be tempting for some since it smells so fruity.
When you are done store in an airtight container.
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A couple of years back while on a road trip, I was staying with a friend. When I woke up in the morning she had made a delicious basic quiche for breakfast and I thought, "Wow, I have fancy friends."
I am not sure why my brain associates quiche with fancy, but it does. Maybe because it is French? Are the French fancy? As a kid most of the French people I saw were the French Canadians on vacation. They stood out because they were the pale fat men on the beach wearing speedos.
At any rate, I like quiche, and honestly, it is not all that terribly difficult to make, though I have had a few challenges when figuring it out… I feel like I have perfected the recipe now, which is not to say I will not ever change it.
Here is what you need:
- 1 pie crust (one of these days I am going to make some, but the premade ones are fine)
- ½ pound (about 2.5 Cups according to my cheese grater) Swiss cheese grated
- 3 eggs
- ½ Cup ½&½ or cream
- 1 Cup milk – I use 2%
- ¼ C grated parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 Cup of chopped mushrooms (button, crimini or portabella are my favorites for this)
- 3 Cups baby spinach or chopped full leaf spinach
- Black pepper
Here is what you are going to do:
- Heat your oven to 375⁰
- In a small frying pan melt a tablespoon of the butter and turn to a medium heat, add the chopped mushrooms and sauté them until the water starts to reduce and they brown a little
- In a large frying pan add the rest of the butter melt it then add the spinach.
- The goal here is to reduce the water content in both, so you want to cook them hot but not too much, the spinach should still be bright and not brown when it is done. You can also spread it out on a place a dry it if you have challenges getting the water low before it over cooks.
- Next take your pie crust and put it in the bottom of your pie pan and pinch the edges to make it pretty.
- In a large mixing bowl, beat your eggs, add the milk, cream and black pepper and get everything nice and mixed in.
- Once it is all mixed together add the cheeses (I generally add the parmesan first, mix it in and then add the Swiss).
- Add your veggies. Mix it all together.
- Pour contents into the pie crust.
- Bake for about 45 minutes to an hour (you want the top to get golden brown)
Serve warm.
If you have picky eaters or you are having people over and you want to get fancy with it"
Sauté a variety of veggies like, asparagus, zucchini, mushrooms, kale, sun dried tomatoes, onions, peppers and/or spinach…
Add one egg ½ a cup of milk, ½ cup of Swiss cheese to the base recipe above and cook it plain. Then serve it as a Quiche Bar, everyone can choose their toppings as they like.


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