Jiffy baking mixes? Check! Giant pretzel rods and oyster crackers? Check! The indescribably delicious Detroit delicacy known as Sanders Milk Chocolate Hot Fudge Sauce? Oh yeah. This is "eat right out of the jar" good stuff. And don't forget the Vernor's Ginger Ale!
The other major non-grocery destination is Joann Fabrics. The store I go to always has a very good selection of quilting fabric, and I cross my fingers on hitting a sale on already (usually) less expensive fabric.
Hey! Four different Fat Quarters printed all on one chunk of fabric! Yes, please!
Now it's all in the wash en route to The Stash. Can't wait to work with it all. Glorious!
4 comments:
Sanders Milk Chocolate Hot Fudge Sauce... Yum! So... How much is left in the jar?
I've seen the four-in-one fabrics from Japanese, Dutch and German manufacturers. I'm surprised this great idea has never caught on with American prints.
Did you ever watch that old game show that involved kids creating baked goods with random ingredients? Their moms had to sample everything and guess which one their kid made. Yum. Corn meal muffins, pretzels, oyster crackers and hot fudge sauce - together at last!
To KQ- imagine the pretzel rods dipped in the chocolate...
The 4 in 1 prints are such a great idea! I have seen a similar idea with 4 prints on a bolt, but with each print treated as a super-wide vertical stripe. The dimensions of the fat stripe are less ideal to work with, of course. I thought the printed FQ was genius. Interestingly, the little tag said to NOT prewash for best results. I think this is because the chunk had been cut precisely on a printed line, and cut edges can fray like mad in the wash and would probably start fraying into the printed area. I washed it anyway!
To Zagnut-
It's really more about hoarding the sauce because heaven forbid I should be caught with none in the house!
But there's a half jar of the Bitterweet in the fridge right now... Soooo tasty!
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