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Tis the season for cozy sweaters, warm blankets, and mulled wine. After attending the Toronto Christmas market last year and experiencing a sweet and warn cup of mulled wine during a winter’s eve with twinkling light hanging above me, I knew I wanted to create my own magical experience at home. Read More
With the cool weather starting to make itself known, I figured it’s about time to start adding pumpkin spice to everything, right? Okay maybe not everything, but it’s a great addition to this Chex mix. It’s screams of fall flavours, and it’s sure to be a hit in your home.Read More
So the other day I was having dinner with a close friend of mine when she mentioned how difficult it is to find something she could eat since she has so many allergies, especially to gluten. So that got me thinking, how could I change up my apple crisp recipe so my friend could enjoy a piece of fall heaven this season. After some experimenting, this gluten-free apple crisp was born, and it was well worth the effort. I actually enjoyed it more than my regular Apple Crisp recipe. Read More
It’s nice to splurge every once in a while, but what happens when that splurging becomes a habit and you find yourself having to save more and spend less? You start cutting splurges from your budget. I know it can feel like you might be missing out but trust me, you can do without these items in your budget.Read More
There’s something so sweet and satisfying about the first bite of an apple crisp dessert. It just screams comfort to me and being that I’m a pretty anxious person who loves comfort food, it should come as no surprise to anyone that I have about 4 of these 2 serving apple crisps frozen in my freezer right now. These are the easier desserts to keep in your freezer. Whether you have some surprise guests come over or you’re expecting a little one, these freezer friendly apple crisps will make dessert time so much easier.
Chris and I searched all over the place for the “perfect” kitchen for Wendy and to be honest, most just fell short. They just didn’t feel like Wendy’s kitchen. So when I was browsing my local Ikea I fell in love with the Duktig Play Kitchen. Mostly because all I could think of was all the ways I could customize it to fit exactly what we needed. Using leftover paint, and a few extra details this instantly became my favourite Ikea play kitchen hack. It’s been such a hit with my toddler. From the moment she laid eyes on the final product she hasn’t wanted to stop playing with it. Much like her mama, she’ll spend most of her day in her kitchen. Read More
