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8 Fruits, Herbs and Veggies You Can Grow Indoors

Indoor or container gardening is a great alternative to traditional growing practices for those living in a cooler climate. Moreover, individuals who lack space outside can also find great success growing fruits, vegetables and herbs indoors using containers. Keeping plants watered while they grow is the most difficult aspect of a successful indoor garden.

When growing outdoors, the soil holds water naturally and the dew adds to the plant’s water intake. However, indoors, all water is given by the gardener, and knowing when to feed your plants can become confusing.

In addition to understanding when to water plants, giving them the proper balance of light and carbon dioxide is crucial as well. Some plants prefer full sun while others can only handle limited amounts of sun. In addition, indoors, plants are not exposed to large amounts of carbon dioxide. Therefore, individuals must open windows and let in the outside air on occasion to keep their plants healthy.

The following are eight of the best vegetables, herbs and fruits for your indoor garden.

Basil

Gardeners can grow basil annually or as a short-lived perennial. Genovese basil has great flavor and comes complete with a classic aroma. Spicy Globe basil is perfect for smaller spaces as it only grows from 8 to 10 inches tall.

Chives

A chive is a grass like perennial herb with a slight onion flavor. Grolau chives are perfect for windowsill growing and are prolific producers. Garlic chives contain a mild garlic taste making them perfect additions to Italian dishes. To keep the plants healthy, gardeners should cut the leaves back to soil level after harvesting to produce new growth.

Mint

There are various types of mint that are grown indoors. The most common are peppermint and spearmint, and they both grow well in containers. However, mint should have its own container as it will overtake other herbs if forced to share a pot.

Sage

Sage is an herb perfect for container gardening. The dwarf sage will remain around 12 inches tall, and the Berggarten is a compact low-growing but vigorous type of sage. Dwarf garden sage still yields bold flavor but only grows up to 10 inches.

Lettuce

There are many types of lettuce to choose from that all grow well indoors and most types are ready to eat just a short 25 days after planting. Lettuce grows best in a long flat container and requires adequate space in between plants. It is important to not over plant lettuce as it does not freeze. Therefore, gardeners should only plant what they can use immediately.

Beans

Beans are another vegetable perfect for growing indoors. Beans grown on a vine, so it is best set a pot of beans aside a shelf, and allow the beans to grow up the shelf. Gardeners should pick beans when they are ready and not let them sit too long.

Apricots

Compact apricots are perfect for an indoor garden. They do extremely well in pots when set against a sunny conservatory wall. However, gardeners have to help with the pollination process when the fruit is indoors. This is accomplished by using a paintbrush and transferring pollen from one flower to another ensuring they all pollinate well.

Cape gooseberries

This fruit does well in a large pot of at least 1 foot. They produce bushy pot plants with small white flowers bearing red of yellow fruit. Direct sun is best for gooseberries, so placing them near a window is ideal.

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Alex is a writer, husband, father and aspiring urban fantasy novelist. When he isn’t writing for HomeDaddys or completing chores from his “honey- do” list, he’s most likely spending quality time with his wife and kids or working on his novel.

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5 Mother’s Day Gift Ideas for Your Mom’s Kitchen

When you’re shopping for Mom for Mother’s Day this year, pick out something that not only does she not have, but something she may not even know exists. The best kitchen gadgets bring appeal to the room and are both useful and fun. People who love to cook and bake are always looking for that new toy to bring more to their kitchen experience.

Wonder Heart Waffle Maker

Does your mom have a big heart? She’ll appreciate the love that goes into choosing the Wonder Heart Waffle Maker. Set it up for her beside online flowers from FTD.com for a double “awww” moment. Plus, she’ll get to show a little love herself every time she makes these fun heart-shaped waffles. The non-stick baking plates make three waffles at a time and are simple to clean. For people who aren’t prone to sentiment, heart-shaped waffles may seem a little contrived, but mushy Moms will love this product. It’s available for $24 on the C Wonder website.

Takeya Fruit-Infused Water Maker

If Mom is looking to drink more healthy beverages, fruit-infused water can help her stay hydrated while also enjoying natural fruit flavor. The Takeya Fruit-Infused Water Maker features an airtight lid that seals in flavor. Its modern, stylish design makes it an attractive piece for the table. To create the fruit-infused water, add chopped fresh fruit and let it infuse for at least three hours or overnight. The water maker is durable, made of high-temperature acrylic and is available on the company website and online retailers, including Amazon.

Schiuma Milk Frother

If your mom loves spending time in coffee shops, the Schiuma Milk Frother can give her a coffee-shop feeling at home by adding freshly frothed milk to her favorite coffee beverages. It’s simple to operate: just dip into milk, push the power button and froth until the foam reaches desired thickness. It works with both hot and cold milk and is available on Schiuma’s website and at leading retailers. Five color choices make the Schiuma Milk Frother fit in well with most kitchens. You can buy it in black, silver, red, purple and lime green. The frother retails for $15.

Pandigital 15″ Kitchen Technology Center

If you’re looking to spend more money on Mom for Mother’s Day, a tech-savvy mom will find myriad uses for the Pandigital 15″ Kitchen Technology Center. The KTC packs the features of several devices into one, featuring an HDTV receiver, electronic recipe collection and digital photo storage, along with an Internet connectivity. It has a 15.6-inch HD screen and comes with three faceplates to choose from to match the colors of your Mom’s kitchen. Up to 2,400 digital images can be stored and displayed as single images or slide shows. This is a good choice for the Mom who enjoys working in the kitchen but likes to wander in and out to go on the Internet or watch TV. Pandigital products are available at leading online and offline retailers for about $299.

Hutzler Banana Slicer

Does your mom have a good sense of humor? She may appreciate the Hutzler Banana Slicer, a plastic banana-shaped cutter that slices a whole banana with one push. This product has sparked thousands of joke reviews on Amazon.com, where the slicer has become a cult favorite among reviewers. It may be a little silly since it’s pretty easy to cut up a banana with a knife, but it’s a fun conversation piece, and it does what it says it does: cut a banana. Plus, it’s cheap: $3.59 on Amazon.

Whatever you buy your mother, she’ll probably love it, because it’s from you.

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Top 10 Holiday Dishes to Enjoy

The festive season means we can put aside the cautious eating and finally indulge in some of the tempting treats Christmas brings. The recipes below attempt to cover a variety of tastes, from the traditional to the obscure and from the healthy to more indulgent.

  1. Gammon with Tomato Sauce

Ham is often regarded as a festive food and gammon provides a scrumptious dinner time favorite that proves enjoyable for all the family! To enjoy this recipe to the fullest, select a creamier tomato sauce in contrast to the thinner, more watery sauces. The saltiness of the gammon is balanced by the sweetness of tomato sauce and contrasting textures.  Just the smell of this recipe is sure to work up an appetite!

  1. Duck and Mango Salad

A duck and mango salad is a healthier option for those who are trying to watch their weight over Christmas. A perfect twist to a traditional salad by adding succulent pieces of duck and juicy mango slices. Duck is the ideal Christmas meat as it is not a usual household choice but provides great taste, especially alongside the fruitiness of the mango.

  1. Apple Cider

Warm up Christmas parties with an infusion of festive apple flavored cider. Simply heat and mix regular apple brandy, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg over a hob and inhale the smell of complimentary flavors. Other festive variations include cranberry or orange cider

  1. Cinnamon Christmas Buns

This recipe is similar to the classic cinnamon swirl but exchanges a flaky pastry with a softer doughier base. Add raisins and a thin layer of plain icing to the top of the bun to increase the festivity of this recipe.

  1. Homemade Cranberry Sauce

Known for accompanying turkey on a traditional Christmas Day meal, cranberry sauce is an instant British favorite. The base ingredients are simply fresh cranberries and sugar however there are so many variations of this recipe, including the addition of ingredients such as tangerine, port or even rosemary.

  1. Gingerbread Truffles

Add a twist to classic chocolate truffles by adding gingersnaps! These soft and luxurious truffle balls combine the festivity of gingerbread with the well-known beauty of dark chocolate. Toasted nuts can also be added to provide a satisfying combination of textures.

  1. Spiced Cauliflower Soup

As a delicious vegetarian option spiced cauliflower soup combines the flavors of various complimentary vegetables with the spice arising from the use of Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco and mixed spices.

  1. Cinnamon and Hazelnut Toffee

The softness of the toffee beautifully contrasts the crunch of the hazelnut and with the addition of cinnamon this recipe is the ideal Christmas party crowd pleaser! If preferred, the hazelnuts could be substituted with other nuts such as pecans.

  1. Chestnut, Sausage and Marsala Stuffing

Christmas cannot pass by without the incredible sticky deliciousness of stuffin. This recipe can be enjoyed either alongside a prepared meal or perhaps as leftovers in between two slices of bread. Additional ingredients include herbs rosemary and thyme.

  1. Spiced Orange Mulled Wine

Mulled wine is a traditional festive favorite but combining it with the sweetness of orange segments, black peppercorns and a cinnamon stick create a new and creative take on a Christmas classic. Ensure to serve this recipe warm for maximum enjoyment.

Christmas can provide the ideal opportunity to experiment with recipes and ideas. It’s easy to stick to traditional Christmas ingredients but add some spark and creativity to the festive season by trying the above recipes.

Written by Rebecca Hubbard, who helps out Cooks Paraphernalia, a design kitchenware retailer offering products such as wmf cutlery or pressure cookers.

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Small Changes, Big Impact: DIY Kitchen Tips

The kitchen is a multipurpose space in our home dedicated to cooking, eating, entertaining and socializing. Since the kitchen is where we spend plenty of our favorite pastimes, its design should be not only be functional, but warm and inviting. If you’ve outgrown the look of your kitchen, small DIY upgrades and stylish renovations can significantly improve how you function in this space.

Lighting Replacements

Install new pendant light fixtures above your kitchen table and island. Pendant light fixtures are available in a wide range of of traditional and contemporary styles. Choose from extensive diverse options such as the colorful Pharos Modern Pendant Light (Niche Modern), unique Hand-blown Oculu Design Pendant Lamps (Niche Modern), charming Vintage Canning Jay Chandelier (LampGoods) and classic Bronze Funnel Pendant Light (Home Depot).

Rustic Accents

Home remodeling and design experts at Houzz.com suggest integrating rustic elements to create a warmer ambiance. Install custom wooden blinds for a distinctive and country home appearance. Distressed hardwood flooring will also create the organic feel of a farmhouse; laminate and vinyl hardwood flooring are low-budget options that can still aesthetically mimic the look of real wood. Houzz.com’s ideas include hanging copper pots and pans from a ceiling rack and pairing a kitchen bar or island with antique wooden stools.

Cabinet Refacing or Door Painting

Refacing your cabinetry or painting cabinet doors for a fresh look is a budget-friendly option for revamping your kitchen’s overall appearance. Remodeling the look of your kitchen with contrasting colors or textures can create a dynamic and stunning design. If your kitchen has a warm ambiance, then install dark chocolate natural wood or striking teal cabinet doors to become the aesthetic focal point. Another contrasting design idea is to paint the top and bottom halves of your kitchen two opposing colors. Mix beige with a dark blue-gray hue, white with a scarlet red, citrus with grapefruit pink or turquoise with sunshine yellow.

New Accessories

Upgraded kitchen accessories and tools can instantly change your kitchen’s appearance. Whether you hang organizational boards and racks on the wall to eliminate counter top clutter or swap out old hardware with stylish new handles and knobs, your kitchen will look fresh and made over.

  • Crate & Barrel Stackable Glass Storage Jars, Heritage Hill Glass Jars with Lids and Stainless Steel Clip Canisters are decorative storage solutions. Fill jars and canisters with spices, sugar, flour, pasta, candy, snacks or even wine corks to display on countertops.
  • Bowls and vases make eye-catching statement pieces. Place Pottery Barn vases in different shapes and sizes in kitchen corners and nooks. Accent vases with flowers, grass, wax fruit or themed ornaments such as seashells, acorns, holly or leaves.
  • Chalk board paint will not only add character but also function for your kitchen. Paint the doors of a couple cabinets or your freezer and refrigerator doors. Adorn your chalk board with a running list of groceries or inspirational quotes. Children will also love to use the new surface as a playful canvas for drawing.

Other fun kitchen accessories include a Williams-Sonoma Tuscany cookbook holder, Kamenstein Revolving Space Rack with 16 Filled Jars and a Chateau-Thierry or 1940s Garment Shop Clock from Restoration Hardware.

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Christmas Decor Ideas For Your Kitchen

This post was provided by Best Hoods, innovative and designer cooker hoods which are energy efficient, quiet and attractive with unique features.

Your home revolves around the kitchen, but it’s easy to forget this sometimes, especially in the busy run up to Christmas.   However, with our simple tips and tricks, it’s easy to inject some seasonal cheer in to the most important room in the house:

  • Candles. Large church candles of different sizes look elegant huddled together on a window sill. Scented candles are lovely for a Christmas kitchen too.  Vanilla, cinnamon and pine are some of the most traditional holiday fragrances. But you can also find actual ‘Christmas’ scented candles that give your room instant holiday spirit. Candles create a lovely ambiance and warmth in a room. So dot them round your house for a simple, seasonal update.

 

  • Ornaments. Intricate baubles and decorations look great when they’re hung from the handles of kitchen cabinets and on doorknobs.  Apple and pear shaped decorations are given a Christmas twist with added shimmer and sparkle. Pile these up in a glass bowl for a striking centerpiece on Christmas day.  Taking a walk around a Christmas market in your area can also help you to unearth some great trinkets, ideas and inspiration.

 

  • Festive Foliage. Seasonal plants and flowers can’t fail to add little hints of Christmas magic to your house. Poinsettias are the ultimate holiday bloom. But incorporating roses, ivy and mistletoe in to your kitchen will brighten the bleakest of winter days.

 

  • Christmas Candies. Christmas is the time of plenty, so it’s a great idea to fill your kitchen with jars and tins full of treats and titbits. Candy canes, traditional Italian style biscuits and cakes not only taste great but look inviting presented in bowls in the centre of the table.

 

  • Be proud of your kitchen. If you’re hosting Christmas this year, it’s so important that you’re working in a kitchen that you’re proud to show off to friends and family. Make some time before the countdown to Christmas to organise your kitchen. Go through your cupboards and make plenty of room for your festive food and treats. A stylish, statement kitchen is truly the centre of your home.

A new and contemporary cooker hood will transform any kitchen from drab to designer. A hood from Best is beautiful and efficient, and provides the latest in extractor design and technology.  Choose a striking pendant hood – such as the Vintage – to add an extra touch of sparkle to your kitchen.

 

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Top 5 Decorative Accessories for Your Home

The following is a guest post from Barrie Smith

There’s a whole world of modern home accessories to choose from, whether you’re currently decorating your pad or on the hunt for the perfect home gift. Choose from something elegant and traditional, modern and funky or just unmistakably practical! Here’s our round-up of 5 great decorative accessories for your home:

Hanging Picture Pockets

Forget overpriced picture frames, now you can hang all those precious family photos in one place with these affordable and handy hanging picture pockets. Available in various sizes including a giant format to fit the back of a door, these photo pockets are also ideal for framing holiday postcards and special messages. The Large Hanging Picture Pockets can hold up to 40 photos in 20 pockets. For a nice home decor gift, fill a hanging picture pocket item with pictures that are sentimental to the recipient.

Russian Doll Bedside Glass Set

If you’re looking for a modern yet dainty piece of home decor, this practical bedside glass set could be just the thing. This useful, ornamental item is beautifully hand-blown and engraved to look like a Russian Doll of the 19th century. The set features a jug and glass ideal for the bedside table, keep your water fresh throughout the night until you need to quench your thirst. This item measure 7” high and is hand wash only.

Scratch Maps

Add a real feature piece of art to your wall with an unusual scratch map! These are poster size maps that feature a scratch-able silver layer. You can choose from a UK & Ireland or World version on which you can scratch the places you have been once you visit them. This is a great accessory for any home; get the whole family involved as you discover new geographical locations. Scratch Maps make the perfect gift for any well-traveled friend or colleague and would make a fun feature for an office too.

Message Cushions

Discover these traditional looking feather-filled, elegant piped cushions with a modern twist! These elegant cream moire fabric accessories feature fun phrases on staying young or choose from other age-related messages. These accessories make the ideal birthday present or a nice treat for yourself when you’d like to make a statement on your sofa.  Made in England they measure 9″ x11”. Remember, you can never have too many cushions.

Key & Coin Organizer

Never experience that mad rush to find your keys again! Keep them in the same place each and every day with this specifically designed key and coin organizer. This modern and stylish accessory will look great on any desk, kitchen top or sideboard and will ensure you know exactly where your keys are every morning. This practical organizer also has a compartment designed for you to pop any loose change in when you get home each day. No more lost coins in the washing machine and you’ve always got change on hand for when you need to pop to the corner shop!

Article written by Barrie from PresentsForMen.co.uk – offering a unique collection of over 2,500 gifts including kitchen accessories.

 

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Summer of Gadgets Round-Up

I am always quite sad when summer starts to wind down.  The days get shorter, the evenings get cooler and the kids, after long busy days and later than usual bedtimes, start to show signs of summer exhaustion.   The back-to-school shopping starts and the long hot days at the beach and picnics in the park become favorite memories.

But back to school also means exciting school projects, spirit days, sporting events and new friends.  September is actually the beginning of a new year in a lot of ways.  So with that in mind, here is a round -up of all of the best summer posts here on Moms Kitchen Gadgets.  As always, thanks for being a part of it and I hope you are looking forward to a happy and healthy fall season.

And I also added a new review for one of my kitchen’s most used appliances – my Keurig Single Serve Coffee Maker.  If you need a new one or are thinking of buying one for a gift this Christmas, this review will help you out.

Of course, if you’re looking for other reviews on a few of Mom’s most essential gadgets, you are in luck!  Check these out:

So there you have it.  Just a few of the highlights from around here this past summer.  So poke around a little – you never know what you may find.

Cheers!

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Easy Picnic Food Ideas For Summer

Sometimes thinking up new picnic food ideas can be a challenge.  But it can be a whole lot easier if you think outside the box (or should I say basket) a little.

In my family, picnics are almost always a spontaneous event so I have found that simple food ideas are best.  These ideas are quick and easy to prepare, pack well and are kid-friendly of course.

Your family is sure to love these yummy summer picnic ideas.


Cheesy Mini Dogs

Sometimes called “piggies in a blanket”, these little bundles are great for picnics.  All you need is a package of all-beef wieners, 1 can of refrigerated crescent rolls and a few slices of processed cheese.

Unroll the dough and separate each crescent onto a baking sheet.  I like to cut each triangle in half to make smaller bite-sized cheesy dogs.  Cut the all-beef wieners in half lengthwise as well as in half crosswise to fit the dough.

Take a slice of processed cheese and cut into four strips.  Lay one strip of cheese and one wiener onto each triangle of dough and roll up.  Bake in a 350° oven with the seam down for about 10 minutes until the dough is puffed and golden brown.   Let cool before packing these little piggies in your picnic.

Ham & Cheese Pinwheels

Since we’re on a roll here, let’s wrap and roll another great picnic food.  These tasty pinwheels are perfect for a spur of the moment picnic.  You will need a sheet of puff pastry, shaved deli ham, mustard, and your favorite cheese – I usually use Swiss or Monterey Jack.

Roll out the sheet of puff pastry and spread with a very thin layer of regular of Dijon mustard.  Top with a layer of shaved deli ham or turkey and shredded cheese (shred it up yourself in your food processor to save some money).  Roll it up like a giant jelly roll and slice into 1-2” slices.  Lay each slice on a baking sheet and bake at 350° for 16-18 minutes until the pastry is nice and brown.  Yum!

Meatball Kebobs

picnic food ideasWho says picnics have to be about boring sandwiches?  These easy meatball kebobs make picnicking a whole lot more fun.  Grab a box of frozen mini meatballs, a red and green pepper, some apricot jam and some BBQ sauce – oh… and a few skewers.

Mix equal amounts of apricot jam and BBQ sauce – about 2 tablespoons of each –in a small microwaveable bowl and heat in the microwave for about 15-20 seconds.  Place your mini meatballs (about 4-6 per person) on a microwaveable plate.  Spread the warmed jam mixture over the meatballs with a silicone brush.  Microwave the meatballs as per the instructions on the box and let cool.

Thread your meatballs onto a skewer alternately with a piece of red and green pepper and voila!   A deliciously sweet and sour lunch fit for a picnic.

Easy Bruschetta

Sometimes preparing the food once you arrive at your favorite picnic spot is fun too.  Pack up the parts of this simple bruschetta separately and spread it on when you are ready to eat.  All you need is a tomato, some basil, parmesan cheese, a spoonful of Italian salad dressing and some toasted bread.

Dice up the tomato into small pieces and add some finely chopped basil.  Add a spoonful of Italian salad dressing and a generous sprinkle of fresh parmesan cheese.  Mix it up and place in an air tight container.  Bring along a box of your favorite toasted bread slices and top with bruschetta when you are ready to eat.

Now there is no excuse to pack the same boring foods the next time your family plans a picnic.  With these easy picnic food ideas you can pack a tasty picnic in minutes.

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My Most Requested Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Recipe

If I had to name the top recipe that I get asked for the most whenever I make it, it would definitely be my Root beer slow cooker pulled pork (a close second would be my chewy chocolate chip cookie recipe).

This pulled pork recipe is extremely easy to make, tastes fantastic and is very family friendly.  It requires minimal ingredients and even less time to make – assuming you have the ultimate kitchen gadget of course – a slow cooker!  My family just loves it and so do our friends, family and neighbors who have all requested the recipe.

Here’s what you need:

  • A large pork tenderloin roast that has a moderate amount of marbling
  • Seasoning mixture of salt, pepper, garlic powder, chili powder, cumin, and paprika (you can substitute these for your faves – these are just the ones I like best.)
  • 3 cups of your favorite root beer
  • ½ cup salsa or chili sauce
  • ½ cup barbecue sauce
  • Toasted rolls

Okay… time to roll up your sleeves and get started:

  1. Season your pork roast with your favorite blend of spices and place in your slow cooker.
  2. Add about 1 cup of root beer and cover.
  3. Cook the roast on low for about 8-10 hours or high for 4-6 hours.   I prefer low and slow whenever possible.
  4. About 30 minutes before you are ready to serve your pork, get out a medium sized sauce pan and add 2 cups of root beer, the salsa or chili sauce and BBQ sauce.  Mix it up and let it simmer for about 30-35 minutes until it thickens slightly.  If you are pressed for time you can thicken the sauce with cornstarch.
  5. After 8-10 hours, remove the pork from the slow cooker and shred it with two forks.  It should shred very easily and be very moist and tender – yum!
  6. Drain and discard the excess root beer and drippings from your slow cooker and put the shredded pork back in.
  7. Add the simmered root beer sauce to your pork and serve on toasted rolls.

Who knew root beer could make pork taste so delicious?  It simply mouthwatering and I love using the slow cooker on those hot summer days when I don’t want to turn on the stove to make dinner.

Now,  don’t be surprised if everyone asks you for this recipe.  It’s a keeper!  Cheers.

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NEW! Ice Shaver Machine From Jelly Belly

ice shaver machineYou know Jelly Belly?  The company that makes those scrumptious little jelly beans that come in the most amazing flavors ever?  Well it seems that they make an ice shaver machine too and the brand new one is now available!

Let me start by telling you that me and snow machines go back along way – over 30 years actually – back to when I was a freckle-faced five year old who couldn’t wait to open my birthday gifts.

If you could peek into my family photo album you would see how elated I was when I opened a brand spanking new Snoopy Snow Cone Maker.   The picture is priceless.

Now as much as love retro kitchen gadgets (and that old Snoopy snow machine) this new Jelly Belly Dual Electric Ice Shaver has quite possibly won me over.  I love the old fashioned ice cream parlor look that it has and the fact that it shaves the ice right into the traditional cone shaped cups.  Kids will love this!

What is really great about these snow maker machines is the minimal amount of ingredients you need to make a special summer treat.  All you need is ice cubes and some flavored syrup and voila – happy kids, chilly treat and a few more points toward Mom of the year!

The Jelly Belly Ice Shaver is now available at Amazon.com – just in time for summer.

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