Mix together:
2 cups Tang
2 cups sugar
1/2 cup Country Time Lemonade powder (or any lemonade powder)
2 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. cloves (ground)
Directions: Add 1-2 Tbsp mix to 10 oz. hot water and enjoy.
I got this recipe from Ginger, it's great to make and take as neighbor gifts for Christmas.
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Solutions.
So I wanted to figure out a way to organize my recipes. My former way of doing recipes was writing them down on a peice of random paper and throwing them up in my cabinet to be found later on down the road. Well when later on down the road comes I am frantically looking for that one neon green sheet of paper that had blue pen writing on it that has the recipe that I really need but can't find. So hopefully this blog will be a better solution. These are in no way great recipes but they are some of my go-to's when I am in a bind on time or staples that I know I have on hand in the pantry. The main goal= save on time looking through that dreaded cabinet for the dang recipe. I wish luck to myself.
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