cute things falling asleep
an entire blog dedicated to cute things falling asleep
apple fritters
Not sure how we got to talking about eating the apple fritters at Alice’s when we were little kids, but we knew we had to make them. Theresa found a recipe and I hit the store for some apple butter and apples. They were awesome. She added some cinnamon and we liked it, but would only use 1/2 a teaspoon next time.
bacon of the month club round 9: Carlton Farms dry cured bacon
When I saw dry cured I got all excited. It was not to smoky, but it was thick cut and firm. The taste was really clean and hammy. Nothing to outstanding, but very decent and high quality.
City getting word out about rain barrels
The city, through its Pioneers Park Nature Center and Watershed Management Division, is working to get the word out about rain barrels through the Artistic Rain Barrel Program.
The program will give individuals and groups a chance to paint one of 25 rain barrels that will be displayed in businesses and libraries and later auctioned off.
West A Dad hooked me up with a barrel which I will get rocking this spring. I am no fancy artist, so it will remain white, but this is a pretty cool project.
pepsi suing mex pepsi dealer in US
“The Mexican product is neither authorized nor intended for exportation out of Mexico,” Pepsi said in its filing.
The lawsuit was filed Dec. 17. The court records do not show a response yet by Clayton Distributing. Clayton lists Austell as its principal office and Kennesaw as the address for its registered agent.
Mexican versions of Coca-Cola and Pepsi have found a niche market in the United States both with Hispanic and non-Hispanic customers primarily because they use cane sugar as a sweetener. Most major beverage-makers switched to high-fructose corn syrup in the 1980s for their U.S. sodas, but the Mexican government has adopted policies that have encouraged the use of cane sugar in Mexico.
It is nummy. You can find mex coke at mexi marts around these parts.
