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Mocha Maple Coconut milk hot beverage by Foodessa

A lighter version in part due to eliminating the fat laden heavy cream. Evaporated milk completely succeeded in turning this hot beverage into smooth and slightly guilt-free bliss. An optional spike of liquor along with marshmallow garnish. For a dedicated post…refer to:…

Grand Marnier Orange compote syrup COCKTAIL by Foodessa

Treating your guests to a simple menu that is both inviting and unpretentious. Some traditionals along selected store-bought side dishes embraced us after an inviting cocktail. For a dedicated post...refer to: http://www.foodessa.com/2017/04/italian-easter-brunch-cocktail-invite.html

Food Hacks and Tips by Claudia lamascolo

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Green Tea Cream Cheese Parfait by kristy

Starbucks Eggnog Latte Made Skinny by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy Fox

Just 3 ingredients to this pure holiday yumminess! And you don’t need any fancy equipment either. The foamy milk is created in the blender in just 20 seconds. Each (12 oz) latte has 161 calories, 3 grams of fat and 4 Weight Watchers Points Plus. It’s much lower in fat and calories than a Starbucks Eggnog Latte made with nonfat milk.…

Mint Coffee Frosty by Catherine Pappas

my Mint Mojito drink by Foodessa

Loads of perky fresh mint, lime and aged rum blended well with a touch of sweetness. For a dedicated post...please refer here: http://www.foodessa.com/2014/07/my-mint-mojito-and-roasted-almond-snack.html

Orange Ginger Mint Frosty by Catherine Pappas

What a delightful treat to dream with on a warm day…

Strawberry Smoothie by Carolinaheartstrings

What I love about this smoothie is that it’s all fruit. So for those of you avoiding dairy this is for you! Plan ahead to have your banana slices frozen and with one easy step you have a filling, healthy snack or breakfast!

Tom and Jerry Batter by Carolinaheartstrings

My parents and aunt and uncle used to drink this every Christmas. My mother even had “special” mugs to serve it in. The was the only use of those particular mugs. Tom and Jerry mugs she called them. Lucky me, I just happened to have the recipe for this delicious drink in my recipe box and I decided it was high time to pull it out…