Best possible recipe for holding together your Christmas time creations.
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Those windows are made out of a sliced
3 Musketeers candy bar . . . the only good use for
said candy bar, in my opinion . . . |
Here is a HOT TIP I got from
my sweet sister Hanna: save unwanted Halloween candy for making gingerbread houses. It only costs you the miles you put on your sneakers on Halloween night. Since 2012 is the year our family SHATTERED our former candy record (we got 603 pieces of candy total!), we had a ton of candy to work with. And you can mold Laffy Taffy and Tootsie Rolls into anything.
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| Leftover Halloween candy for decorating . . . |
I assemble all the houses (just with graham crackers) while my kids are at school, and then we decorate them when they get home, usually on a Monday for
Family Home Evening. This stuff only takes about 10 minutes to dry and harden.
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| Our 2010 creations |
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| Our 2012 creations |
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| 2016 |
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| 2020 |
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| 2021 |
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My best friend Cori's beautiful creation--
she used licroice to make the "bricks"
Check out Cori's delicious recipes on this site. |
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| My pink and purpaliscious g-bread house. |
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