Quick, Before It Gets Dirty! Before It Melts! Maple Syrup Ices

15 Feb

Note to Readers on this reblog: It would seem that I was doing something very similar at this time last year to what I am doing now!

Hot, Cheap & Easy

Been waiting so long to do it that I almost ran out of real New York Maple Syrup to do it with (Sugar Brook Maple Farms, Kerhonkson, NY)!

Maple Snow

But a few scoops of fresh snow(center cut) and some drizzles of maple syrup later, Leandro and the neighbors had real ices, Little House on the Prairie style…or in more modern parlance Maple Nemo Sno-Cones…..

Are postal workers wishing that no-delivery Saturdays had started now, rather than August?

Stay warm and cozy folks.

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2 Responses to “Quick, Before It Gets Dirty! Before It Melts! Maple Syrup Ices”

tanaseaurica February 21, 2014 at 2:14 pm #

yea, quick, quick, fast..i want to put it in my mouth fast as i can, i want to melt in my mouth 😀

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- Natalia at Hot, Cheap & Easy February 22, 2014 at 2:21 pm #
  
  Oh that’s funny!
  
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