Today we are one of those Pinterest tester blogs.
Grant and I made
these homemade poptarts we found on Pinterest. Grant may have just eaten Nutella while I made these but whatever, it was off a tablespoon so it constitutes as helping with a recipe. I was envisioning a fail part way through, as the dough was really dry. We added more milk and some cream cheese to the dough. We made them really big, and only had two variations; strawberry or Nutella...heavily topped by J&M. While her's are
light {uhem, those look like freaking phyllo dough} and petite ours were more like real poptarts, dense-ish & big...but a half wheat treat {the aim of this activity}. So, if you have a child that claims to her pediatric gastroenterologists that she sustains life with her poptart addiction {lies, all lies...I think we've had 2 boxes, shared by all, in the past year} you may want to try these out. They were even popular with the non fiber point counting club.
Today we are one of those Pinterest tester blogs.
Grant and I made these homemade poptarts we found on Pinterest. Grant may have just eaten Nutella while I made these but whatever, it was off a tablespoon so it constitutes as helping with a recipe. I was envisioning a fail part way through, as the dough was really dry. We added more milk and some cream cheese to the dough. We made them really big, and only had two variations; strawberry or Nutella...heavily topped by J&M. While her's are light {uhem, those look like freaking phyllo dough} and petite ours were more like real poptarts, dense-ish & big...but a half wheat treat {the aim of this activity}. So, if you have a child that claims to her pediatric gastroenterologists that she sustains life with her poptart addiction {lies, all lies...I think we've had 2 boxes, shared by all, in the past year} you may want to try these out. They were even popular with the non fiber point counting club.
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