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10 Minutes to Guacamole and Frozen Margaritas For Awesometimes

Published on February 4, 2013

Home made margaritas and guacamole is a great treat enjoyed regularly at my place.  The trick is in keeping it simple, inexpensive, and still awesome.  For example, the longest part of making guacamole is chopping the onion, tomato, jalapeno, and cilantro and getting those separately can be pricy, but Pico De Gio is already all

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Young & Smylie Traditional Black Licorice

Published on May 22, 2011

Here is the liquorice candy my grandmother had that I’ve been searching for and found practically enjoyable.  These are available at many quality grocery stores or online with amazon.com.  They are smaller logs in shape, less than half the volume of the RJ’s, a more mild licorice flavor, definitely sweeter, and slightly chewy in comparison.  A good choice

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RJ’s Black Soft Natural Eating Licorice

Published on May 19, 2011

On my pursuit to find the perfect liquorice we stop along the way of RJ’s Black Soft Natural Eating Licorice from New Zealand.  This log-style candy has slightly larger logs than some, is definitely one of the softest I’ve had, and has a very pleasant and relatively mild liquorice taste.  It is currently my favorite and even those

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Henry Goodes Soft Eating Liquorice

Published on May 10, 2011

I enjoy a good liquorice candy, something about the soft texture and strong flavor is appealing.  You eat a few and that’s it, doesn’t have that ‘eat the whole candy bar’ kind of feel.  A few months back I visited my grandmother who had some incredible liquorice that I just couldn’t get enough of.  We couldn’t

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