Today I started making a few treats for the family. First I made chocolate covered pretzels and they are gluten free I felt this would be ok because how many chocolate covered pretzels would one eat at a time? I'll have to tell you later!
Then I had some chocolate left over and a friend called and said that one of his favorite things this year has been the chocolate covered Ritz with peanut butter. So I used my left over chocolate and made a few. These are not gluten free so no temptations there.
My ultimate treat, but I didn't make these, I bought them in New Orleans to share and they are WONDERFUL!!!!
I hope the family enjoys them!
Ok, you must read below, this is from my friend Karen Broussard over at the Gluten Free Travel site.
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