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| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 08:25:16 AM
One of the girls said I should fill those little bags I made with cinnamon. Would that be regular cinnamon from the spice jar, like for baking? Or is there a special blend you use?
Not to smart in NY.
NANCY JO
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| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Oct 25 2007 : 11:08:41 AM
Thankyou Judy, Now I feel all full of myself. I bought the only two cans of the mulling spices that they had. I guess they aren't sold all year then? Better get more then if I see them about.
NANCY JO
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| JudyBlueEyes |
Posted - Oct 25 2007 : 10:36:35 AM
Oh, Nancy Jo, the mulling spices are a brilliant idea! The blending is already done for you. And the muslin bags with their decorations are adorable, as are the embroidered bags. And you can usually find mulling spices on sale after Christmas too. Thanks for this wonderful idea. You're sooooo creative!
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| Nancy Gartenman |
Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 4:14:04 PM
You girls are so much help, what did I do with out this place? I will be going to the store tomorrow and pick up some of these things.
NANCY JO
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| jpbluesky |
Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 3:35:54 PM
Unless you line your beautiful little bags, use stick cinnamon. Great Idea!
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| Bonne |
Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 12:37:14 PM
I'd put whole sticks that were crushed abit. Plus whole cloves etc.
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| nut4fabric |
Posted - Oct 24 2007 : 08:47:19 AM
I filled small bags with a blend of cinnamon, ginger, clove, and allspice. Smelled so good, my mom had them all over her house.
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