Oooh! I used to love peanut brittle. . .I gave up eating stuff made with white sugar almost two years ago. It's hardest this time of year with candy canes, peanut brittle, Christmas cookies.
I enjoyed seeing your other posts. . . .The wreaths certainly do suddenly appear, no? And the holiday fairs are always fun. . .I've been out of town, so I'm catching up today!!
I ate a peanut brittle as a kid-- my parents always bought it at Christmastime-- my sister found "peco" brittle (it has coconut too) I'd like to watch someone make it from scratch!
Wouldn't this make a nice gift for somebody with a sweet tooth? 
Oooh! I used to love peanut brittle. . .I gave up eating stuff made with white sugar almost two years ago. It's hardest this time of year with candy canes, peanut brittle, Christmas cookies.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing your other posts. . . .The wreaths certainly do suddenly appear, no? And the holiday fairs are always fun. . .I've been out of town, so I'm catching up today!!
Mmmm, yummy. My father loved peanut brittle. I used to make it for him. I haven't made any since he passed in 1998.
ReplyDeleteAnd now I'm allergic to peanuts.
Nice picture, by the way! :-D
ReplyDeleteI ate a peanut brittle as a kid-- my parents always bought it at Christmastime-- my sister found "peco" brittle (it has coconut too) I'd like to watch someone make it from scratch!
ReplyDeleteYummmy! Oh my yes!!!
ReplyDeleteMari-Nanci
Why of course those would be the perfect gift for someone, like, say, me, who has a very sweet tooth!
ReplyDeleteYou can feel free to just send them to Ann, Montego Bay, Jamaica!
:)