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Monday, January 16, 2012
30-Day Challenge:: Abi's Baby Kimono
9 comments:
- Bobbi said...
Oh my goodness. That is the sweetest thing ever.
- January 16, 2012 at 4:11:00 PM CST
- Richard Healey said...
That is totally cool. My wife is pregnant with a little girl due in march (which is why I started this quilting craze) not yet up to trying clothing but always loved the stuff my mom made for me as a child even if plaid is no longer in style I still looked cute in them.
- January 16, 2012 at 7:56:00 PM CST
- Erin said...
I love that. Baby clothing is definitely a gate way "drug" for dyeing/batiking!
- January 16, 2012 at 10:11:00 PM CST
- aracne said...
The baby kimono is lovely, but isn't it moving when our children are holding their baby clothes and we realise how much they have changed and how much time has flown?
- January 17, 2012 at 12:44:00 AM CST
- Tambanilappie said...
This is SO sweet, it must bring back good memories. I fully agree with Aracne. When our daughter had her first baby I sent some of her baby clothes to her - we live oceans apart. I hope you share in a next post how you dyed this? Otherwise you are doing well with the 30-day challenge!
- January 17, 2012 at 12:11:00 PM CST
- Aliceart said...
Thank you for sharing that; it's a wonderful story.
- January 17, 2012 at 12:50:00 PM CST
- Kata said...
Please oh please tell me how you did this? Batik dyeing? Its just incredible and I can't wait to make one... I'm due in 6 weeks! feel free to just email me too!
- January 17, 2012 at 10:51:00 PM CST
- Sophia said...
That is so beautiful:)
- January 18, 2012 at 5:25:00 PM CST
- BabyBearNecessities said...
Oh how precious! I truly love and value handmade gifts. My baby inspired my sewing when I became pregnant with him :)
- January 20, 2012 at 9:29:00 AM CST


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My Buoyancy Collar Review Posted
Posted 05 September 2005 - 10:51 AM
I hope you enjoy, and the review is useful.
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Posted 05 September 2005 - 12:26 PM
Because my Seacam uses a very robust thread mounted port, I wasn't worried about the strong buoyant force popping off my macro port underwater. This may be a concern for others though, so take this into consideration if you decide to put buoyancy onto your rig.
This has been in the back of my mind since you originally mentioned the buoyancy collar, so I'm glad you at least mentioned it.
Keep in mind that just about every flat port has a great deal of buoyant force, regardless of whether or not there's a buoyancy collar on it, so I'm not sure what the addition might do. Generally, to minimize chances of ripping the port from its mount, I suggest trying to keep any additional buoyancy as close to the mount as possible (less torque).
I do like the results however. Nice work.
~Matt Segal
Posted 05 September 2005 - 12:45 PM
Thanks for the feedback. Another factor to consider is whether your lens touches the inside of the port at all. On my Seacam housing, the focus gear meshes with a drive in the housing, so no. With my Aquatica and Ikelite housing, the lens and gear support each-other in the front, where the focus gear/control meshes with the lens. In that case, the lens and camera are mounted to the housing and the buoyant force from the port can actually be held DOWN by the lens. Weird, eh?
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Posted 05 September 2005 - 12:51 PM
In that case, the lens and camera are mounted to the housing and the buoyant force from the port can actually be held DOWN by the lens. Weird, eh?
True, it is that case with the 100mm macro with my setup. Then, however, you not only have to worry about stressing the port, but putting a lot of force on the lens mount
~Matt Segal
Posted 06 September 2005 - 11:35 AM
This is an excellent addition to the DIY library.
thanks for sharing, james......
Inon Macro and an Oly WAL
Posted 09 September 2005 - 08:12 AM
Nice to see others interested in DIY projects and your looks very professionally made.
My thought was could you have strapped or saddled a PVC pipe with end caps on top of your port extension? It might not look as good as your masterpiece but could save a lot of time in fabrication.
Posted 09 September 2005 - 09:47 AM
My initial attempts were in that direction. I seem to recall for every additional pound of 2" PVC, only a pound or two of lift was created. There was also the size factor. I tested 2" pvc only after smaller diameters provided insignificant benefits. otoh, As james pointed out, for every pound of closed cell foam used (depending on type) you could create 15 pounds of lift (16 lbs minus the weight of the foam product)
When I created my buoyancy arm system with 1/2" Core-Cell, I made a 16 pound point and shoot dual strobe rig (four pounds negative in water) weigh about one pound submerged.
I agree with your placement strategy. As james pointed out in his article, the buoyant material should be above the ballast to avoid the system's desire to turn belly up.
Inon Macro and an Oly WAL
Posted 19 September 2005 - 07:19 AM
I hope you enjoy, and the review is useful.
Excellent write-up, and thanks for taking time to write it! I can honestly say that the only significant issue I have with the Seacam housing is "wrist fatigue" with macro lenses due to its considerable negative buoyancy, and your collar seems to be an excellent solution! I plan to order some of the 1-inch 6lb Last-a-foam (which you seem to recommend over the 4lb you used) today!
One question: is there any reason (other than aesthetics) not to simply cut several pieces of the 1" foam into "rings" and coat/use each ring separately, sliding onto the port however many rings are needed? I'm thinking that doing so would facilitate an "adjustable" amount of buoyancy depending on the lens/port combination used on a given dive (e.g., one or two rings when using a 50mm lens, three or four rings when using a 100mm or 150mm lens, which require port extensions). In addition to more flexibility, separate rings would also seem to totally eliminate the need for glue/resin (assuming boot stripe paint will adhere directly to the foam). Having been through the entire process, do you see any flaws in that approach?
Bruce Yates
Lumix GX8 in Nauticam, Canon 5DMkII in Aquatica, 1DsMkII in Seacam, G15 in RecSea...Inon Z240's...too many lenses
"If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Then quit. No use being a damned fool about it." WC Fields
Posted 19 September 2005 - 07:25 AM
I think that's a fabulous idea! I'm going to steal it right away...:-)
Make a few different sized rings (different OD) and then use velcro tape on each one so that you can stick them together to make different size collars. You can buy velcro adhesive tape at most sewing places.
Another thing that was suggested was to do a light fiberglassing over the rings during the coating process. It would be pretty easy using loose fiber (not fabric) and wouldn't add much weight.
You should coat each ring with resin at the bare minimum - otherwise, they will get totally crunched and broken right away.
Thanks for the good feedback btw, I appreciate it.
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Posted 19 September 2005 - 08:04 AM
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There have been a lot of days lately where I've felt too tired to shop, let alone get creative in the kitchen, and my first priority for food has been "uses ingredients from the cupboard". As such, I'm feeling a lot of responsibility to myself to make sure my pantry and freezer are constantly stocked with good quality ingredients that can easily be turned into healthy meals.
When Morinaga sent me some tofu to sample, then, I was impressed by the fact that it has a really long shelf life and doesn't need refrigerating until the pack has been opened. Perfect qualities for a store cupboard staple. And as well as being a great source of protein, the other benefit of tofu is that it's always really quick and easy to cook.
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4tbsp dark soy sauce
1tbsp toasted sesame oil
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¼ tsp chilli powder
- Press the tofu: drain off any excess liquid, wrap the block in a couple of sheets of paper kitchen towel, and place between two plates. Weight down with something heavy (like a tin of beans or a hardback book) and set aside for a couple of hours. Change the paper towels once or twice once they're soaked through.
- Slice the pressed tofu into six thick slices, and arrange on a non-stick baking tray.
- Make the marinade by combining the soy sauce, sesame oil, baharat, and chilli powder.
- Brush the marinade over the tofu slices, then flip them over to coat the other side.
- Set aside to allow the marinade flavours to infuse (I left mine overnight in the fridge).
- Preheat the oven to 180°C.
- Just before baking, brush the tofu with a generous amount of extra marinade.
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Date: 08/11/2013
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With New Mexico high school dropouts facing a 13 percent unemployment rate and an average income of $11,426, dropping out of school is no longer an option, according to the New Mexico Public Education Department.
That's part of the reason a group of more than 1,000 southern New Mexico K-12 teachers spent their summer in the classroom in order to better prepare themselves for the upcoming school year, as part of a variety of professional development courses held by New Mexico State University's College of Education.
The summer events consisted of STEM-related sessions.
"It is essential that students are motivated to enroll and complete postsecondary programs leading to highly skilled STEM careers," said Susan Brown, research associate professor and director of the NMSU STEM Outreach Center. "We are in a crisis situation pertaining to STEM education. For example, in South Korea, 37 percent of the undergraduate degrees awarded are in STEM fields; 47 percent in France, 50 percent in China and 67 percent in Singapore. Only 15 percent of U.S. undergraduate degrees are in STEM fields."
In an effort to resolve this "crisis," NMSU has teamed up with area schools districts to provide teachers engaging, hands-on approaches to teaching STEM concepts.
The Mathematically Connected Communities Leadership Institute for Teachers (MC2-LIFT) was designed to increase teachers' knowledge of K-12 mathematics through a variety of workshops.
"We try to be an advocate for kids and teachers," said Patrick Morandi, mathematics professor and principal investigator of the LIFT development team. "Our objective is to give teachers the training necessary for them to be mathematical teachers and leaders in their schools and school districts.
"This summer was our fifth year of MC2-LIFT. We have a lot of mathematical topics that we give the teachers activities on. We try to come up with activities that can be made appropriate for a full range of teachers from K-12."
For some teachers, this summer was their second year participating in the class.
"LIFT has developed me as a teacher leader thinking about pedagogy, as well as mathematically," said Christine Woods, a second grade Hillrise Elementary School teacher. "It has given me insight into a trajectory of math learning for students. We're now thinking of how students learn. We're no longer teaching skills; we're teaching concepts."
Woods, a teacher for 20 years, described the LIFT course as "life-changing."
"It's the most valuable professional development that I think teachers can experience. It's rewarding watching students develop mathematically, and being able to take students who were not very secure and prove to them that they can understand math at a level that stays with them forever. LIFT has given us the capacity to understand how students learn and how they retain their knowledge."
These sessions are made possible by a variety of sponsors, at no cost to the teacher participants. Facilitators also invited guest speakers to address the teachers, who can then incorporate the techniques they learn into their own classrooms.
Brandon Sprague, for example, plans to share what he's learned in the program with his fellow teachers at Oñate High School.
"The pedagogical practices have transformed the way I interact with students in the classroom. I know I'm deepening their knowledge," he said. "Taking what I've learned back to my colleagues has been very important to me, and something I value and pride myself on. My growth as a teacher is exponential."
Scientifically Connected Communities, a program dedicated to improving the scientific literacy of southern New Mexico students, held week-long courses that provided training in science and mathematics.
"A one-stop shop doesn't really work," said Brown, program director. "SC2 provides professional development opportunities every month throughout the academic year. We're promoting critical thinking, inquiry-based learning and problem solving, and helping teachers integrate that into the classroom. Science is the playground for math."
Before joining NMSU's College of Education, Brown was a middle school teacher for 16 years. In her 13 years at the College of Education, she has helped procure more than $7.5 million in funding for STEM outreach efforts.
With the low graduation figures in STEM, Brown added, teachers have to make their lessons creative, innovative and exciting.
"We have to offer a lot more," she said. "We're looking at what schools require of teachers, and how we fit into state and national standards. SC2 started nine years ago with about 50 teachers. This year we had 900 southern New Mexico teachers. Teachers are the key. The main thing is that they're facilitating the learning. Learning is a social event - it's brainstorming, communicating and working together. There's not just one way to solve a problem."
Other professional development opportunities this summer included Math Summer Academy for Teachers, Advanced Placement Summer Institute for Teachers, Bilingual Institute for Teachers and Math Summer Academy for Teachers.
Sessions were also held in Hobbs, N.M. and Las Vegas, N.M. All the courses were facilitated by NMSU.
"The benefit for NMSU is getting both statewide and national recognition as a leader providing professional development," Morandi said.
MC2-LIFT is funded by the National Science Foundation. Partial funding for the STEM Outreach Center is provided by local school districts.
For more information, visit http://education.nmsu.edu/projects/stem/outreach.html, or contact Susan Brown at email@example.com.
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As the fourth series in Netflix's attempt to change television and the world as we know it, "Orange Is the New Black" may feel a bit like the last bridesmaid, trailing in the petal-strewn wake of "House of Cards" and "Arrested Development." But as any rom-com addict knows, it's precisely that gal, the one bringing up the rear with the broken heel and the tilted headdress, who winds up stealing the show.
And so it may be with "Orange Is the New Black." Jenji Kohan's fine and feisty adaptation of Piper Kerman's memoir, which chronicled Kerman's yearlong stint in federal prison, may not have the star power of "House of Cards." But a women's prison is certainly a fresher landscape than power-mad D.C. And the distance between the frenzied expectations of "Arrested Development" and its very mixed reception clears a nice space for a comedy that is a deceptively ambitious mix of the innovative and the dependable. Netflix's fourth series is the horror thriller "Hemlock Grove."
In the beginning, "Orange" plays up the dependable. The "yupper" middle class is always fun to toy with and Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) is no exception. A waify blond with a nice Jewish boyfriend named Larry (Jason Biggs), Piper is so Style section she has a fledgling artisanal soap business with her sister. ("We're in Barneys," she tells anyone who will listen.)
She also has a secret. In college, Piper had an affair with (gasp) a woman, Alex (Laura Prepon), who was (double and slightly doubtful gasp) a drug dealer. During a European vacation, Piper once picked up a big bag of money from an airport. So now she's going to jail.
That the crime is played down as an essentially benign lapse in judgment, and that Alex is one of the hotter, smarter drug dealers ever invented is immediately annoying. But the deft footwork of both Schilling and Kohan make it easy to overlook this small narrative cheat as we are launched into a well-executed rendition of the privileged-fish-out-of-water story line.
Although Piper has done all the reading and made certain fitness resolutions — "I'm going to get ripped," she tells Larry, who responds by proposing to her — she is utterly unprepared for a life in which she has no privacy, no amenities and no control. "Private Benjamin" goes to jail.
It's always amusing, and uncomfortably revealing, to watch a middle-class white American stripped of the privileges too often considered rights. The phone, the money, the shoes, even the language — Piper literally does not know how to communicate in a way that does not assume equality.
But this is a comedy, so there's a limit. "This isn't 'Oz,'" Piper is assured by Lorna (Yael Stone), an inmate who, with her lipstick and cute haircut, seems much more "Grease" than "Caged Heat."
The women-in-prison genre has traditionally served as a voyeuristic sexual exercise, either violent or erotic — there is no "Cool Hand Luke" or "Green Mile" for gals. Kohan quickly, and firmly, acknowledges the fetish potential with guards who run the (mild) gamut of obsession — with lesbians, with dominance — before moving on. Yes, many inmates have sex, with each other and with themselves. And, yes, it's graphic and often overlong, but it's never gratuitous.
Because "Orange Is the New Black" is not just about a slightly deluded Everywoman renegotiating her understanding of the universe, it's about the fact that Piper is most decidedly not Everywoman, a revelation that may take television executives by surprise. Piper quickly lands on the bad side of the head cook (Kate Mulgrew) who runs the cellblock like a Russian mobster, and then finds herself entangled with a possessive black woman called "Crazy Eyes." Eventually, she's bunkmates with a Haitian woman (Michelle Hurst) whose rumored crimes scare everyone, including the very swaggering butch played by the always fabulous Lea DeLaria.
In addition to Lorna, a host of other women try to help Piper survive, including a promiscuous but kindly former junkie (Natasha Lyonne), a male to female transsexual (Laverne Cox), a young Latina (Dascha Polanco) who develops a crush on a guard, a cheerful yoga instructor and an activist nun.
That it takes a tale set in prison, appearing on Netflix, to display the most racially diverse cast in a show not created by Shonda Rhimes says a lot about the limitations of even this golden age of television.
We still do not "forgive" female leads the crimes allowed our male antiheroes — hideous violence, rampant promiscuity — which is why "Orange" is a comedy and the general likability factor on this particular cellblock is pretty high side for the slam. "The Wire's" Snoop would definitely not fit in. But this is the most impressive group of female characters ever assembled in a series, and it's not just window-dressing; each woman has a story and that story will be told.
Netflix may wind up changing the world after all.
'Orange Is the New Black'
Where: http://www.netflix.com
When: Starting Thursday
Rating: Not Rated


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Last week, President Obama proudly announced at the United Nations the steps taken by his administration to "embrace a new era of engagement" in international affairs. These actions included supporting the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, addressing global warming through the U.N., joining the Human Rights Council, signing the Disabilities Convention, supporting the Millennium Development Goals, and paying America's arrears to the United Nations without asking the organization to implement reforms to prevent those payments from being misused.
Well, we can add another dubious decision to the list of sacrifices the Obama administration has made to alter of international engagement. Today it was announced that the administration has agreed to cede much U.S. control over the nonprofit Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), which regulates and manages the Domain Name System under which Internet Protocol addresses and registration of top-level domains (such as .org and .com) are assigned.
According to a story in the Guardian:
The deal, part of a contract negotiated with the US department of commerce, effectively pushes California-based Icann towards a new status as an international body with greater representation from companies and governments around the globe.
Icann had previously been operating under the auspices of the American government, which had control of the net thanks to its initial role in developing the underlying technologies used for connecting computers together.
But the fresh focus will give other countries a more prominent role in determining what takes place online, and even the way in which it happens – opening the door for a virtual United Nations, where many officials gather to discuss potential changes to the internet.
Under the previous arrangement, the U.S. government retained veto power over ICANN's decisions. Although the U.S. took a hands-off approach, the relationship helped insulate the Internet from political meddling by states that were threatened or frustrated by its freedom. As I discussed in a 2005 Heritage WebMemo, the United Nations has sought for some time to acquire authority over ICANN, at the behest of a number of countries who wish to tax or regulate it. As noted in the paper:
For decades, the Internet has developed with a minimum of government interference. The core governance of the medium has been performed by non-governmental entities and overseen by the U.S. government, which has exercised a light regulatory touch. It is no coincidence that the medium has prospered from this benign neglect, growing from a research curiosity into a major force in the world economy and an invaluable venue for the exchange of information. . . .
The result of a UN-controlled and regulated Internet would be that non-democratic countries that oppose the right to free speech such as China and grasping, anti-market impulses like those of the European Union would have a greater voice in guiding the Internet in a direction away from "freedom, education, and innovation." If the Internet cannot be a government-free zone, it should be governed in a manner that minimizes restrictions rather than imposing international standards that restrict Internet freedom. Given the stakes, the U.S. must stand firm and reject efforts to internationalize governance of the Internet.
Quite simply, the decision of the Obama administration increases the vulnerability of the Internet to political pressure, censorship, and strangling regulation and taxation. Welcome to "responsibility and leadership in the 21st century."
– Brett D. Schaefer is the Jay Kingham Fellow in International Regulatory Affairs in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, a division of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for International Studies, at the Heritage Foundation and editor of ConUNdrum: The Limits of the United Nations and the Search for Alternatives. James L. Gattuso is Research Fellow in Regulatory Policy in the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies.


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I have recently quit my job as an engineering consultant in order to follow my dream. Pitta Crepe is a high quality cafe, which provides freshly prepared crepes and pitas, coffee, freshly squeezed juices and smoothies made from locally sourced, organic and fair-trade ingredients.
We'll be serving food from all over the world. Crepes and pittas filled with Thai, Mexican, Chinese, Indian - this is going to be amazing and completely unique!
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I have been eyeing this dessert since I bought the "Desserts 500 delicious recipes" book. It has all the stuff that I love - its sweet, its frozen, it has nuts and whipped cream with delicious sponge fingers. I finally got a chance to make it last weekend. My dad was visiting us from my brother's in Seattle, on his way back to India. I took it as a chance to try out a new dessert as it was an excellent chance to divide the calories ;-).... Am I evil, well, I dont think so! It was an awesome dessert, perfectly sweetened and light. The whipped cream made fresh at home and the light sweetness imparted by just the right amount of confectioner's sugar is remarkable. I personally love the taste of hazelnuts and this reminded me of the delectable Ferrero Rocher, one of my favorite kind of chocolate. The sponge fingers lend the spongy texture of a cake, and the whipped cream gives the feel of an icecream. The chopped hazelnuts and morsels of chocolate were exceptional, making for a delicious bite among the light and fluffy whipped cream! My favorite part of this dessert was the hazelnut bits and the soaked sponge fingers.
Recipe (Serves 6-8) :
Hazelnuts - shelled, 3/4 cup
Sponge fingers - about 32
Cold strong black coffee - 2/3 cup
Brandy - 2 tbsp
Double (heavy) cream - 2 cups
Confectioner's (icing) sugar - 2/3 cup, sifted
Semi-sweet chocolate - 5 oz, chopped into small pieces
Icing sugar and Cocoa powder (for dusting)
Source: Desserts 500 delicious recipes; Edited by Ann Kay.
- I didnt use brandy with coffee. I used a bit of hot cocoa powder along with the coffee powder to make the dipping.
- I used about 4 oz of semi-sweet chocolate.
- I just had 24 sponge fingers (while the sponge fingers were in storage at my home, some in-home thieves stole the rest!), so I didnt top the dessert (when served, it lines the bottom) with moistened sponge fingers.
- The gateau was served decorated with whipped cream, whole hazelnuts and cherry chocolate chips.
- The dessert is very lightly sweetened. So if you are into sugar-high desserts, add more confectioner's sugar to the cream before whipping.
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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Russell Stover Strawberries & Cream Mix
Russell Stover, the classic American boxed chocolate maker was bought by Lindt & Sprungli about 18 months ago. I was looking forward to Russell Stover becoming, well, better.
This year Russell Stover jumped on the strawberry trend quite well. They already make a Strawberry Cream Heart for Valentine's Day, but this year they've also added at least three new items with the strawberry theme. I picked up two. The first is the Russell Stover Strawberries & Cream Mix which the package says is strawberry and white pastelle hearts combine for a rich strawberry and cream taste.
The pink package sports lots and lots of hearts, including a few that show the size and shape of the candies. And it's actually pretty accurate, they do look like little drawings of hearts colored in off white and palest pink. It's a white confection version of the iddy biddy Santas and Bunnies they do in milk chocolate. (Though they mercifully sell those in little single-serve packages.)
The pieces do smell rather sweet, mild and with a decent strawberry note. They're soft and matte and kind of strange because they're very quiet. They're light and have no candy shell, so pouring them from the package means more sound from the bag than the tumbling of the candy.
When Russell Stover says pastelle, they really mean a combination of sugar, fractionated palm kernel oil, partially hydrogenated palm oil, some milk solids & fats plus a few dabs of food coloring and flavor.
The effect is pretty much what you might think. Mostly waxy, rather sweet, a smidge milky and vaguely strawberry. The white pieces are supposed to be vanilla, but are really just less strawberry because of their proximity in the bag.
They're not as sweet as I feared they would be. Mostly I'm disappointed that they're so expensive when Mars was able to make actual white chocolate strawberry M&Ms for less for Easter this year. The one thing they have going for them is that they are pretty darn cute and would be great as a decorative element for a cake or cupcakes or just scattered on a dessert plate. Because they're a mockolate product, not a coated candy, the colors won't run and they're not as likely to melt in most serving situations.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2015
Dum-Dums Holiday Pops (Limited Edition)
Dum-Dums are pretty basic, kind of small lollipops. They've always come in a wide variety of flavors that have changed based on popularity. Only recently has Spangler, who makes Dum-Dums, come out with holiday themed product packages of the pops.
The Dum-Dums Limited Edition Holiday Pops is a bag of eight different flavors of individually wrapped lollipops. I believe they were available in 2014, but I just picked them up this year.
Green Apple Grinch - there's nothing grinchy about this flavor, it's straight up fake green apple. The pop is bright green, the flavor is rather thin but definitely sour apple flavor and not actual apple.
Apple Cider is one of the amber colored pops. The flavor is similar to the Green Apple, but less bright, more muted and it has a more apple sauce or honey note to it.
Sugar Cookie is an opaque cream color. It's pleasant but bland, as are sugar cookies. The flavor is creamy without a heavy dose of butter flavor. It's a little vanilla, a little marshmallow. Pretty much a good lollipop. If they added a little nutmeg, I'd call it Egg Nog (and I'd be pretty happy).
Sugar Plum is purple and very pretty, like a little gem. I don't actually know what a real sugar plum is but I can tell you that this one is vaguely grape.
Hot Cocoa looks like the Gingerbread or Apple Cider pop, but it's a little more milky or opaque. I was expecting this to be horrible, but it's actually a passable chocolate marshmallow flavor. The cocoa smells a little musty and thin, but the flavor has a creamy vanilla note, like a marshmallow that holds it together.
Gingerbread is one of the beige ones. It's sweet and has a light note of spice that features a little ginger, a little cinnamon. One of the things about gingerbread-the-baked-good that I like is the molasses, and there's no note of that here.
Polar Punch is very blue. It's a tropical punch flavor with a distinct raspberry note to it. There's a long-lingering aftertaste of the berry flavor that isn't necessarily unpleasant, but I also had a blue tongue for a while.
Merry Cherry is red. I haven't had a cherry Dum-Dums for a while, so I can't say if this is any different. It's sweet and don't really have a tangy fruit note to it. It wasn't like a wild cherry Life Saver, it was more like a cough drop. I find cherry to be rather medicinal, and this was especially so. But I know some folks like the flavor.
I love this idea, and I'd like to see it with a few more specialty flavors, like an Egg Nog, maybe something Cranberry, Peppermint Stick, Rum Raisin. If they're making things that are bacon flavor, they can absolutely go way out there with Speculoos and Bailey's Irish Creme.
Each pop is about 25 calories, so they're a petite treat that should fit into most regular diets. They last a little longer than a traditional hard candy because it's on a stick and is a bit more interactive. Dum-Dums are made in the USA in a facility free from major allergens: peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, wheat and gluten.
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Friday, October 23, 2015
Hershey's Kisses Deluxe
Have you ever wished that you could get American-made Ferrero Rocher? You know, a whole hazelnut with some crispy crunch and milk chocolate? Well, keep wishing, because Hershey's Kisses Deluxe do not fill that hazelnut-flavored hole in your heart.
The new Hershey's Kisses Deluxe are definitely a step above the regular Milk Chocolate Hershey's Kiss. They're twice the size of a regular Kiss and feature a whole roasted hazelnut, creamy layers and delicate crisps. They're just as expensive as Ferrero Rocher and come in little gold foil wrappers. This goofy plastic tray that I picked up at Walgreen's holds four pieces, cost $1.59 but is only 1.2 ounces. That comes to $21 for a pound. And like many Hershey's products, they're also made in Mexico.
So, I went into this with very low expectations because of the price and the packaging and the reputation of the brand.
Out of the flimsy tray the bronzy gold foil is quite nice, and the grand size is actually very appealing. The chocolate shell is glossy and has a balanced sweet and nutty scent.
The bite is quite nice, the milk chocolate is much creamier than the standard Hershey's Kiss and the whole hazelnut in the center was perfect. The light crispies are not a huge flavor component, but a very good addition to the texture. The sweetness is a little strong, but because the pieces aren't very big, it didn't seem too cloying. The overwhelming note afterwards was the roasted hazelnut.
The package says there's only 170 calories, which is easy to explain when it's only 1.2 ounces, but they're still only 142 calories per ounce ... or 43 calories for each deluxe Kiss.
I didn't think I was going to like these, I was prepared to mock them, but they turned out to be pretty good candy. However, as far as hazelnut candies wrapped in foil goes? I'm still going to pick up Perugina Baci if it's an option (and it seems they're similarly priced). I'm most curious to see if Hershey's will introduce a dark chocolate version, or perhaps expand with some other varieties, such as marzipan or pistachio.
These are made with milk, soy and hazelnuts and also may contain pecans and almonds. The package states that Kisses Deluxe are gluten-free.
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Monday, August 24, 2015
Hershey's Dark Chocolate Caramels
The new Hershey's Dark Chocolate Caramels were introduced this summer with a large advertising push. I've seen commercials and large displays at convenience stores.
The Hershey's Dark Chocolate Caramels (and their Milk Chocolate siblings) are a rather pedestrian extension of the Hershey's brand. They're sold in either a pair of caramels in a single package or a stand up bag of something less than a half a pound. The price point makes you think that this is a premium product, I paid $4.29 for 7.2 ounces.
The packaging looks nice and does a good job of protecting the freshness and attractiveness of the product, but it's maddeningly hard to open. Each caramel is individually wrapped and of the 13 or so pieces in the bag, I was able to open two without the aid of scissors. I can only assume that this is to either help with portion control or help the consumer work off some extra calories wandering around the house trying to figure out where the good scissors went.
My frustrations with the wrappers were ameliorated by the fact that every single caramel was gorgeous. They're lovely rounded squares with a lightly domed top of thick dark chocolate. (Well, I don't know how dark it actually is, the ingredients only call it semi-sweet and it contains milk fat.)
They smell nice, a mixture of brownies and hot chocolate. The bite is easy and soft, but not a runny caramel like the Cadbury Caramello bar. The caramel has an excellent smooth texture and good stringy pull, but it's not quite stiff enough to satisfy me. The chocolate is passable, smooth and not chalky, and not too sweet.
The whole experience is lacking something, perhaps I'm spoiled by my comparably priced Trader Joe's Butterscotch which strike me as a far better deal both because the price is better, the ingredients are a bit clearer and of course they taste fantastic or the far easier to find Storck Chocolate Riesen. I don't see Hershey's new product line surviving in the long run, they're just not distinctive enough.
These caramels are made in Mexico and are made on equipment that also processes macadamia nuts, almonds, hazelnuts and peanuts. Contains soy and milk. There's no mention of gluten.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 3:41 pm Candy • Review • Hershey's • Caramel • Chocolate • Kosher • 7-Worth It • Mexico • Walgreen's •
Monday, July 6, 2015
Brach's Chocolate Caramel Pretzel Bites
Brach's has reintroduced their whole line of chocolate panned candies over the past two years. They've redone their classic Bridge Mix and now have several varieties of chocolate covered nuts. One of the surprising new items is Brach's Chocolate Caramel Pretzel Bites.
The gussetted, resealable bag holds a half of a pound. Like most other Brach's products, the description on the package is only contained in the product name ... nothing else to go on except the very long ingredients list.
The image on the bag shows some chocolate pieces, and then a cross section of the actual candies ... sitting next to that is a rustic pretzel nugget and a little square of caramel. That is really not what the product is.
The little spheres are a great size, about the same size as a garbanzo bean or hazelnut. The milk chocolate coating is shiny and the bag had a nice sweet scent, a little on the milky side. The pieces have a good crunch, the pretzel center isn't too hard or crumbly. The pretzel flavor was good, not too much of the washed crust that can get kind of bitter, and no big bits of salt. But upon eating the pieces, this is where the caramel part comes in. The caramel is actually little shards mixed into the milk chocolate. So at first it's just a pretzel with some milk chocolate, but after chewing, the chocolate melts away and the starchy pretzel dissolves ... and what was left was some sort of tacky residue of hard caramel. It was weird and kind of waxy and unpleasant.
So, after a while I took to letting the milk chocolate melt away instead of crunching them up, but that was unsatisfying because then my pretzel would get mushy before the caramel bits were all gone. I've had other confections like almonds, that had a little toffee coating before the milk chocolate, I'm not sure why that wasn't the process here.
I'll pass on these in the future, which is too bad because it's a unique selling proposition in the rather crowded field of morselized products.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 3:28 pm Candy • Morselization • Review • Brach's • Ferrara Pan • Caramel • Chocolate • Cookie • 5-Pleasant • United States • Walgreen's •
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Russell Stover Coconut Minis
All candies will be morselized. But at the moment there are no Mounds Minis from Hershey's, so Russell Stover has a version that might satisfy your coconut-jones.
The new Russell Stover Coconut Minis are exactly what you'd think. They're unwrapped little morsels of poppable dark chocolate covered coconut.
They're the antithesis of the Russell Stovers icon, there's no box. It's just the candy, miniaturized and thrown in a bag.
They're a little pricey, I picked up mine on sale at $3.50 a bag, but the regular price ticket said they're $4.29. But there's 8 ounces in the bag, which makes them a pretty good deal at $7 a pound.
The image on the bag makes it look like these are little squares, but in reality they're rectangular. They're about an inch long and 3/4 of an inch wide.
Mine were a little scuffed up and appeared a smidge bloomed (but the Pecan Minis did not, which were purchased from the same shelf at the same time). However, the texture of the chocolate was just fine. They smell nice, like brownies and coconut.
The chocolate was soft, the coconut center was pretty tender and chewy. It's not as sweet as I expected. In the ordinary Coconut pieces, from the wrapped bagged line, there's a larger ratio of coconut to the chocolate. Here the chocolate and coconut seem well balanced. The chocolate has a good melt and stereotypical cocoa flavor. The coconut was very chewy and fresh without too much sticky sweetness.
I liked them quite a bit, and found them very munchable. They're a little messier than some morselized candies, since they're still enrobed, not panned and sealed. I think the ratios were much more successful here than the Pecan Delight Minis, which lacked pecans ... these are coconut and filled with coconut.
These candies contain soy and milk and created on shared equipment with wheat, eggs, peanuts and tree nuts.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:54 pm Candy • Morselization • Review • Russell Stover • Chocolate • Coconut • 7-Worth It • United States • Walgreen's •
Monday, June 15, 2015
Russell Stover Pecan Delight Minis
Russell Stover is probably best known for the inexpensive boxed chocolates sold at drug stores. I happen to like them for their holiday novelty candies, but more recently they've tried to get into everyday snacking with their Big Bite pieces. At first these were just larger versions of the seasonal favorites, but more recent items are completely original to the format. The opposite spectrum of this trend is morselization ... and Russell Stover has introduced some teensy versions of their more popular items. I picked up their Russell Stover Pecan Delight Minis, which are nugget-sized pecan turtles.
These candies that have the word pecan as the first word in their name and they need more pecans. A lot more pecans. Currently they're little pecan bits, where are nice, they're a good textural element, but they're not dense enough ... I need some crunch in my chewy caramel and creamy milk chocolate.
The size is good, they're poppable. The vague sprinkling of pecans does give a woodsy maple note to the whole thing, the tough of salty is just about right. The caramel is a little too flavored and not authentically caramelized sugar and cream.
As a candy, they about as good as other morsel things at the same price. They're certainly better than Brach's. I can't say that I liked these better than the Demet's Minis, which also suffer from too few pecans, but I do think the chocolate is of better quality here. (And less expensive.)
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 4:44 pm Candy • Morselization • Review • Russell Stover • Caramel • Chocolate • Nuts • 6-Tempting • United States • Walgreen's •
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Brach's Spiced Jelly Bird Eggs
When I was very little, as far as I knew, Jelly Beans came in a scant few flavors and they were basically the same as Spice Drops. Later Jelly Belly came along and revolutionized jelly beans by trying to make everything into a flavor at least once.
Brach's now calls their fruit blend of Jelly Bird Eggs their Classic Flavors, and they call what were, for about 100 years the classic flavors simply Spiced. I guess when a couple of generations grow up with fruity jelly beans, that happens. Now, I might complain that things have changed over the years, and a pound of coffee is no longer a pound of coffee ... but this bag is actually a pound of jelly beans. For only $2.49 ... not a bad deal overall ... if they're any good.
Nowhere on the bag does it go beyond that name to describe what the flavors actually are. It appears there are six flavors.
I'll start with Green which is epitome of a Spearmint jelly bean. It's like a jelly bean version of Spearmint Leaves. The shell is grainy and far too sweet, but the center has a lot of fresh spearmint flavor, with little pops of extra flavor now and then. Very refreshing. I picked these out of the bag and ate them first.
Black is Licorice, which is not surprising to anyone who's ever had jelly beans. The flavor is strongly anise, crisp and sweet but with a little bitter edge that I think may come from the artificial colors. I liked them, they were good but there were far fewer blacks than any other color in the bag.
White is Peppermint but a rather mild mint. As much as I like peppermint, it simply doesn't go very well here. It's weak and watery, kind of like a peppermint tea instead of a peppermint candy. Still, I didn't avoid them and I enjoyed the fact that they didn't have any colorings in them.
Orange is Orange Spice. I think it's spiced orange, because it's not Orange Slice orange, there's a note of cinnamon and clove to the shell, but the center is orange. These irritated me, because I wanted a zesty Jelly Bird Egg equivalent of the Orange Slice. However, I applaud them for making an orange that was actually in keeping with the spice theme.
Pink is Wintergreen. I love wintergreen and these were pretty good, aromatic and medicinal but with a bitter finish.
Purple is Clove. I don't care for clove as a candy flavor or spice, so I'll pass on this one. It was strong and well rounded, with both aromatic notes and the bitterness that I'm never sure is coming from the flavorings or the colorings.
Red is Cinnamon. I like cinnamon a lot and I eat plenty of Hot Tamales. These were spicy and sweet, a good balance, especially since it seemed to come from the jelly center, not just the sugary shell.
On the whole, they're an acceptable blend of flavors, just what I expected. I wish the sugar shell wasn't quite so grainy and sweet, but the jelly center is actually rather smooth. The contain no pectin, they're only jelled with corn starch.
The beans were made in Mexico. They have a beeswax and confectioners glaze on them, so most vegans would not eat these. Jelly Bird Eggs are made in a facility that also uses milk, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat and soy.
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 2:07 pm Candy • Review • Easter • Brach's • Ferrara Pan • Cinnamon • Jelly Candy • Mints • 5-Pleasant • Mexico • Walgreen's •
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After a very successful Czech Up we invited Samuel Herzog in for a full screentest and paired him with Daniel Sebesta. Things start off with an interview, where Samuel seems to be trying to hold back a smile. Then the two guys lean towards each other and start to kiss. Daniel takes the lead and slowly kisses his way down Samuel's hot body, reaching his underwear. He begins to feel Samuel's cock in the shorts and then pulls at the waistband to release the dick. Daniel takes Samuels rock hard cock into his mouth and begins to suck it. He sucks on the cock, licking up and down the shaft and taking the balls into his mouth. After a while Daniel moves onto his knees and Samuel release a second hard cock from underwear. Daniel pushes that dick into Samuels mouth and more sucking begins. Samuel wanks himself while Daniel's cock is fucked, slowly, in and out of his mouth. Then Samuel licks along the thick shaft of the cock and takes the head back into his mouth to suck some more. His own hand is still wanking and beginning to explore his hot ass as he sucks. The guys move into a 69 position, with Samuel on top, exposing that hot ass of his. They suck each other's rock hard cocks in that position before Daniel moves Samuel so that his ass is available for rimming. His tongue hits on Samuels hole, lapping at it and getting it nice and wet. Then a finger slips into that hole, working in and out loosening it up nicely. Next Daniels big dick is ready to plow some ass and slides deep into Samuel's eager hole. Samuel's cock stays rock hard as Daniel fucks him nice and hard. They change positions so that Daniel can ride him doggy style. His dick really gives that hot hole a good work out, stretching it nice and wide. Moving to a spoon position Daniel fucks as deep as possible into that hole as Samuel wanks hard on his own dick. Soon Samuel blows a big load of cum all over his leg, then he positions himself to catch Daniel's load too. That hot cum squirts out of Daniel's big cock and Samuel quickly starts socking and licking it and then licks at the cum on Daniel's body to end a wonderful screentest.
Petr Bousek is 21 years old and lives in Brno. He is currently unemployed and enjoys fitness, swimming and sports generally. What a handsome guy Petr is and we see his gorgeous ass as he lays on his front for his interview. Then he turns over and begins to feel his body, groping himself through his jockstrap. He gets onto his knees and we see a side view of that sexy ass again. He contiues to run his hands over his body and then turns to show us that hot ass, bending forward and using his hands to spread the hairy cheeks. We look right into that ass crack and see his tight little pucker hole. Petr's cock is hard and he stands up and pulls it out, wanking it for us. Next he lays down on the bed and a helping hand arrives. Taking some oil the hands rub it into Petr's chest and start to grope him as well. His cock is pulled out of the jockstrap, which is then removed completely. The Petr's cock is oiled and wanked, getting rock hard in the process. He lifts his legs to show off that sexy ass again and the hands rub oil all over it, the hairs clinging to Petr's skin. As the hands move they touch Petr's hot hole, rubbing it and then a finger slips inside. As the finger plays with Petr's ass the other hand wanks on his stiff cock. Then the wanking gets faster and faster until Petr drops his load for us. All sticky and oily Petr goes off for a well deserved shower. What a lovely shoot with a super hot model.
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