My Homemade Marshmallows!! Sooooo easy!
09-15-2013, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by TnBecky
I should have asked earlier, but I wasn't thinking. After cutting them do you dust them with powder sugar to keep them from sticking together??? 
09-15-2013, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by lynnie
puh-leese, stop showing pictures, I've licked my screen too many times.
I can smell them and wish I could taste them. they look so yummy!!!
i'll pm you my addy so you can send me some.
I can smell them and wish I could taste them. they look so yummy!!!
i'll pm you my addy so you can send me some.
If you want them bigger than this, just use a smaller pan!! They'll be triple this size!! Enjoy it!!
09-15-2013, 06:07 PM
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Thanks for letting me know, I just thought that might help them not to stick together. I wouldn't want them any sweeter. 
I think I will try this for Halloween night, we always have neighbors come here to help give out candy. We sit outside with a fire pit & drink hot chocolate. A wonderful time fime for the children & the grown ups. 
I think I will try this for Halloween night, we always have neighbors come here to help give out candy. We sit outside with a fire pit & drink hot chocolate. A wonderful time fime for the children & the grown ups.
09-15-2013, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by TnBecky
Thanks for letting me know, I just thought that might help them not to stick together. I wouldn't want them any sweeter. I think I will try this for Halloween night, we always have neighbors come here to help give out candy. We sit outside with a fire pit & drink hot chocolate. A wonderful time fime for the children & the grown ups.
I think I will try this for Halloween night, we always have neighbors come here to help give out candy. We sit outside with a fire pit & drink hot chocolate. A wonderful time fime for the children & the grown ups. 
09-16-2013, 08:28 AM
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I wonder if you could double this recipe.. of course you'd have to have a bigger bowl... but it seems like it would be worth it.. especially when making them for a gift... has anyone tried that???
09-16-2013, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Judie
I wonder if you could double this recipe.. of course you'd have to have a bigger bowl... but it seems like it would be worth it.. especially when making them for a gift... has anyone tried that???
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