rainbowsandunicornscrafts:

DIY Toast Art. Just cover your toast with aluminum foil where you want the bread to be lighter. From kotaku.com here. First seen at Craftzine here.

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diyheartsandcrafts:

Cinnamon roll pancakes- click the picture for full instructions on how to make these :)

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diyheartsandcrafts:

Try making these homemade Oreos. Use cookie cutters and you can even get different shapes :) 

DIY:

Yum! Click the first picture for the full recipe :)

Get your milk ready!

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diyheartsandcrafts:

So cute! What a cute way to put a smile on your face for Saturday brunch tomorrow? 

I can’t find a tutorial on this, but I think you could choose dough for any bread (one that will rise) that you like for brunch, and bake with two little dough balls on top for the ears. You could probably decorate with chocolate sprinkles of different sizes for the face! Or even icing! 

If a creative viewer thinks of a better idea, feel free to reblog with a better tutorial :)

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effulgentlove:

Almond Butter Cupcakes with Mocha Buttercream

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ivillagefoodies:

Banana Chocolate Chip Sandwiches

Get the recipe!

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fitness-yoga-tea:

fitnessetiquette:

The 40 Calorie Flour Tortilla

I made some home made guacamole to go with these. They’re pretty easy to make and delicious!

Market Comparison:

In terms of cost, I’m not sure as I’ve never bought tortillas from the store… But I imagine they do not cost 1 cent per tortilla. Nutritionally, 1 Flour Mission Tortilla is 150 calories… These are about a FOURTH of that. :)

Ingredients:

• 1/8 Teaspoon Salt
• .5 oz Water
• 1/4 Cup Flour
• 1/8 Teaspoon Baking Powder

Servings: Creates 2 Tortillas (1 Tortilla = 1 Serving)

Nutritional Facts:

• Calories Per Serving: 41.25 cal
• Fat (g) per Serving: 0.00 g
• Carbs (g) per Serving: 8.63 g
• Protein (g) per Serving: 1.13 g
• Sodium: 32.50 mg

Financial Facts:

Cost Per Serving is $0.01.

Directions:

1. Combine all ingredients into a bowl and mix. Dough should combine in to a single ball. If this doesn’t happen, add a little more water incrementally until it does.
2. Cover the dough with a wet towel or cloth for ~15 minutes.
3. Split dough into two balls. Roll into round shapes.
4. Flour the counter.
5. Take each ball and roll out into a very flat circle.
6. Take each circle and place onto an ungreased skillet.
7. Cook over medium heat until tortilla starts to show brown spots.
8. Enjoy!

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This is amazing, going to go make a taco now.

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how is this possible!? It looks good but only 40 calories?

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fitnessfoodfabulous:

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*I am not affiliated with this website I just really like it 

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