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Marshmallows for Breakfast by Dorothy Koomson

Marshmallows for Breakfast Dorothy Koomson ebook
ISBN: 9780385341332
Format: pdf
Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Page: 480

The first time Joe suggested we make them, I couldn't imagine their being worth the trouble. Have you ever had a homemade marshmallow? My Canadian mother-in-law made these treats only at Christmas, for good reason! Ever since I bought that bag of marshmallows, there have been about 73 ideas floating around in my head on ways to use them. Doesn't everyone eat marshmallows at breakfast? No, not Edward Cullen or Bill Compton—I'm in Count Chocula withdrawal. Ingredients: 72 ounces of semi-sweet chocolate chips. The commute into work today was horrible! Rich and smooth, these bars do a quick disappearing act. It took me an hour to get home in blowing snow last night, this morning was cold, but bright sunny skies and it took me 45 minutes to get in! She made them with the colorful marshmallows--remember those? He's rowing his way to my kitchen so that I can ask him seven questions over breakfast. Maxwell Eaton III Here's Maxwell Eaton III. Believe it or not, there is a site called cerealmarshmallows.com that sells bags of those stale crunchy marshmallows you find in cereals like Lucky Charms. I expected to see an accident, but nothing!