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Just a fancy way of saying I like the way he thinks!
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Hmm. Shows Dominick's and Meijer. I haven't been able to find them at either place. I haven't looked at Meijer real recently though, so I'll check again.
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I have not been able to find them anywhere, MessyT! For recipes that call for chocolate graham crackers (like choc. cheesecake crust) I've been sending chocolate teddy grahams through my food processor.
That's what I have been thinking I may have to do. I need them to make a crust for cheesecake. How do you think Teddies compare to the grahams?
WTH--it's like Pinterest up in here!:lol:
Tina, if you give your daughter regular grahams and a bag of chocolate chips, she could make them. Just heat chips in a shallow pan in the microwave for 20-30-40 seconds, then dip and place chocolate-up on a waxed paper and allow to cool.
Or just bring me the stuff and I will make you enough for pretty much forever. And I will only charge $4 a box :lol:
Edit: Or do you mean made out of chocolate? Chocolately flavored? If so, mix crushed Oreos half with crushed grahams, or just use the crushed oreos if it's for pie crust.
Or just bring me the stuff and I will make you enough for pretty much forever. And I will only charge $4 a box :lol:
Edit: Or do you mean made out of chocolate? Chocolately flavored? If so, mix crushed Oreos half with crushed grahams, or just use the crushed oreos if it's for pie crust.
