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S’mores Baked Alaska minis! Hello and welcome to S’mores Week! (something I’ve been dying to say to you for a while). I somehow went ages without a s’more. Mainly because I don’t really enjoy camping. I know, I’m the worst, I’m sorry. Then, I moved to California and went camping every chance I got. I could tell you the absolute best campsite in South Lake
The only real reason I ever eat a burger is for the bun. Brioche buns, to be more specific. I can pass up on a burger if it has a bad bun, because really: I’m just here for the carbs. A burger bun should be soft and fluffy, but never mushy or stiff. It shouldn’t detract from the actual burger, which in my case, I have
S’mores milkshake for two. Make it from scratch, or take help from the store–your choice! This post is sponsored by the National Frozen and Refrigerated Foods Association, also known as NFRA. See EasyHomeMeals.com for more recipes & tips. I made dinner entirely from scratch the other night. My dinner happened to be a s’mores ice cream shake made with homemade graham crackers, homemade chocolate syrup and a small batch
