Showing posts with label frosting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label frosting. Show all posts

Monday, January 31, 2011

Superbowl Party Perfect Dips.

I would like to interrupt your regularly scheduled Valentine's Day offer to talk about my latest idea. PARTY DIPS!! As you may have heard, there's this thing called the Superbowl. People tend to celebrate this event with a party. You know what'd be perfect for that party? These insanely tasty party dips. Check it out.
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So what's the deal? Each dip is an 8 ounce tub layered with delicious Sugarlush confections.

[1] Salted Caramel Pretzel Dip: A thick layer of salted caramel frosting, a thin layer of cream cheese, topped with ooey gooey chocolate ganache. It's amazing on pretzels, but perfect on just about anything.

[2] Vanilla Strawberry Cookie Dip: Two classic flavors joined at the hip for one delicious dip! Vanilla malt frosting is topped with strawberry puree. Inspired by a Nilla Wafer fiend, but also great for graham crackers, shortbread, ginger snaps, the list goes on and on!

Each tub is $6. Pick-up is required on Sunday, February 6th before 4pm. Want to order? Send me an email. All orders must be placed by END OF DAY FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4th! If you have any questions, you know how to reach me.

Want to download the PDF with information? Click here and hit "download."

You're dreaming of these now, aren't you? Salty pretzels with caramel and chocolate… sweet Nilla Wafers covered in vanilla malt frosting and strawberry goodness… Oh yes. Don't hold back. Be the hit of your party and be a lush!

Thursday, May 06, 2010

Meet the Grahamwiches.

Everybody, I would like you to meet The Grahamwich. Grahamwich, I'd like you to meet... everybody.
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Grahamwich. Say what? GRAM-wich, like sandwich. Noun. A sandwich made of homemade graham crackers (yes, really homemade) with frosting in between, then partially dipped in chocolate and garnished with...something else.

It all started one day at work when I was in desperate need for a snack. I was rummaging through my desk drawer (where I have a hefty snack supply, let me tell you), and I came across a leftover bag of little bitty graham cracker sticks. Or as Kroger refers to them, Graham Stix (Clever using that "x," guys). Anyway, I digress. It was late in the afternoon and I needed a snack and I needed it right that second. The graham sticks were a good start, but it wasn't enough. Luckily, I also keep a jar of peanut butter at work because 1) it's delicious 2) it's full of protein 3) it's delicious. Graham cracker sticks + peanut butter. This could work. So in the peanut butter the graham sticks went and it. Was. Good. Really good. Surprisingly good, actually. That's when I had an idea. THE GRAHAMWICH.

Homemade grahams, in progress.

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Homemade graham cracker, topped with peanut butter, dipped in chocolate, and then covered in sprinkles... or toffee, or nuts, or anything, really. Because hungry or not hungry, those cheapy little Kroger brand "stix" with the Smart Balance Peanut Butter (Shout out to Smart Balance PB) were awesome. How could you go wrong with this concept? There is no going wrong.

Ever since I gave birth to the idea of the grahamwich, I was dying for a chance to actually BAKE the grahamwiches. There was just no time or opportunity. Until it happened. A friend at work asked if I could bake "something delicious" for a birthday for a friend of hers. I gave her two choices, because the request came pretty late in the game. Option 1 was the glorious invention of the grahamwich. Option 2 was the standard cupcake, but preferably with a frosting like vanilla malt or salted caramel--something quick and easy. This girl is no newbie to the world of fine baked goods. She knows a thing or two, and she's also always ready for a culinary adventure. The idea of "homemade graham cracker" reeled her in and got her hooked on the idea of the grahamwich, which made me super excited because FINALLY! I CAN TRY THIS PUPPY OUT!

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While creating the components, I was thinking... it doesn't necessarily have to be peanut butter frosting. It could be anything, really. Vanilla malt would be fantastic in this case. Classic, but with a twist, and perfect with the graham. My friend/customer, was of course, up for two flavor options. Seriously, the baker is willingly offering you a variety--who's going to turn that down?!?

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So here they are. My little grahamwiches. Delicious and cute as a stinking button. Remember Dunkaroos?? Yeah, like that, sort of, only BETTER. But you know what I'm most psyched about?? THE POSSIBILITIES. THINK OF THE POSSIBILITIES, PEOPLE!! I am brimming with excitement! Graham + salted caramel frosting + chocolate + homemade toffee. Graham + chai frosting + white chocolate. I mean, I could go on and on but I'll try not to. So when I'm able, I think I'll be revising my menu to include the grahamwich. I'll be working on some suggested combos as well. They're available for order, folks, and I highly recommend it! The Grahamwich. Coming soon to a party tray near you!
 
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