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Learn how to brew the perfect cup of herbal loose leaf tea and the top 5 reasons why you should be drinking it!
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For our dulce de leche recipe, all you need is one ingredient—sweetened condensed milk. It's cooked low and slow until it becomes the irresistible caramel sauce.
Curious about how to make your own natural, crystalized ginger? Sweet, spicy, chewy, crunchy – Foodal has the perfect recipe for you. Read on for more!
Crystallized Ginger AKA candied ginger with minimal ingredients is a must have in the closet due to its medicinal benefits. The sugary coating helps kids eat them without much fuss.
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These sugar free tea bombs will bring your favorite beverage to the next level without using isomalt crystals. They are crafted using loose or bagged tea encased in a decorative hard candy shell. As your drop the tea bomb in hot water, the sugar free shell melts, exploding the tea out into your mug. Be sure to give this recipe a try if you are looking for a fun twist on typical tea beverages.
One of our friends brought in some candy canes last December. He asked if he could put it in some water during Thinking, Learning and Discovery time. I showed him where the bowls were and he went to the water fountain and started exploring. When the kids saw what he did, they explored also! They were fascinated that the candy cane "melted" and turned the water red! I found some science recording sheets for them to record what they noticed. The kids then decided that they wanted to do water experiments. Most were very interested in exploring why some things sink and some things float so I set about planning some experiments to help them find answers. I wasn't sure if this would move in some other directions so I planned for some absorption and more dissolving experiences just in case. I often use a web map to organize my ideas. I then set out experiences for them to explore and see what they could find out! Here I put out random objects for them to test and record what they noticed. I challenged them to create a boat with Legos and to see how many rocks it would hold. I provided tin foil for them to design boats and test their strength by seeing how many glass beads it could hold. I set out some plasticine with the challenge of trying to make it float (None of us figured out how!). They were very excited to get started! Writing was incorporated through recording their observations and wonders. Below a friend noticed that "the puffy ball sank and floated." We also had an area with fruit and vegetables to see what would float. They were so surprised that the heavy watermelon floated, yet the little grape sank! We also did some experiments as a whole class. Unfortunately I do not have many photos as I was out for meetings several days and a guest teacher did these with them. We talked a lot about how scientists ask questions, make predictions and record what happened and what they learned from it. We talked about how our predictions can be wrong but that provides opportunities to problem solve and figure out why. We tested out a ping pong ball, golf ball and sphere shaped stone to see what would happen. They noticed the ping pong ball floated, the stone sank very hard and fast, but the golf ball floated down slowly. It was fun to listen to them try to figure out why! They knew the ping pong ball was lighter and had air inside of it. One friend guessed maybe the golf ball had a little air and the stone no air at all! The kids thought this made sense! We also experimented with a Snickers Bar and Three Musketeers Bar. They looked the exact same on the outside so they were surprised one floated and one sank! When we cut them open they came to the conclusion that the 3 Musketeers bar had little holes with air and the nuts and caramel in the Snickers took up more space leaving less air! We put an orange in and saw that it floated. We took the peel off of one and it sank! I asked why. They figured out right away that the peel helped hold in air. I showed them a lime. They thought it would float since it was like an orange. I put the lime in the water and it sank. They wanted me to cut it open to see why it sank when the orange floated. I did and passed it around. They noticed a big hole in the middle of the orange slices and figured out it held air while the lime did not have any holes or free space inside. The kids were definitely starting to see a connection between the amount of air and whether or not an object will sink or float! The vocabulary in their conversations were also starting to show this as they explored during Thinking, Learning and Discovery Time! These kids have now had their first experiences experimenting and learning about density! One surprise from all of this was that all of a sudden, as we started these water explorations, rainbows started appearin in our room around 3:00 when we started our sharing circle! They could not figure out why until one day the rainbows didn't show up and a friend pointed out there was no sun shining in our room. The next day it was sunny so the kids started looking closer and noticed that all the rainbows came from the sun shining through our tanks of water that we had setting all over our room! It was fun to watch them as they worked together to figure it out! I love grabbing onto unplanned experiences like this and watching the thinking, learning and wondering that so naturally takes place! It is always worth stopping what was planned to grab onto the moment!
bananarama Remember those banana-flavoured candies we used to eat as kids? Organic Banana Matcha is our take on that time in our lives. This lightly sweetened & fun throwback tastes of sweet banana candies with a classic matcha undertone. Don’t get us wrong. We know some people may have mixed feelings when it comes to banana flavour, but this creamy & decadent matcha has us swooning. Seriously, this matcha is B-A-N-A-N-A-S. What makes it great:One of our most fun and playful flavoured organic matchas ever!Made with an energizing and lightly sweetened matcha base to give you a delicious boost of energy.Sip it three ways: on its own or as a hot or iced latte.
These honey caramels were inspired by freshly pressed apple cider from our local orchard. Store them in the fridge for a week, or freeze for longer storage.
Red rolled-up Licorice Wheels. Quite Large shaped licorice wrapped into a wheel shape unrolled to a long string. [split_description] Order Licorice Online at Candy Co. Nutritional InformationServing size: 100g Ingredients: Wheat Flour (Gluten), Glucose and Fructose Syrup, Molasses, Sugar, Water, Emulsifier: (E471), Salt, Licorice Extract: (1%), Colours: (E122, E129) Contains Wheat and GlutenMay Contain Traces of Soy, Wheat, Gluten, Milk, Nuts and Tree NutsStore Best Below 21 degrees℃ Energy 1385kJ Carbohydrates 76gSugars 45g Protein 3.5g Total Fat 3.6gSodium 133mg Made in Spain
These Raw Chocolate Truffles will satisfy your chocolate candy cravings, guilt-free! These raw, date-sweetened truffles are easy to make in your blender or food processor, and they're gluten-free, paleo, and vegan.
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Learn how to brew the perfect cup of herbal loose leaf tea and the top 5 reasons why you should be drinking it!
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A cup of cozy Candied ginger and rooibos tea come together in a cup of perfection. A little sweet, lightly spicy and with a hint of vanilla, this blend hits every note. And rooibos is super hydrating and bursting with vitamins and minerals. Sip up. What makes it greatRooibos is hydrating and caffeine-free so you can enjoy it all day long.Candied ginger is sweet and a little spicy—the best of both worlds.A hint of vanilla adds a touch of creaminess for indulgent comfort.
