Playhouse

[Ohio_Mark]

Mark,

Thanks for that recipe. that is exactly the kind of thing I need for this cookie exchange. Maybe I'll do that for tomorrow and use the pralines as gifts.

Sara -

I am a lousy cook. I tried making lasagna once using the recipe on the noodle box. It was awful. But even I can make these tasty treats. They are my favorite because they are not too sweet. Perfect for kids and adults.

And they taste great with red or white wine!!! Also good with cocktails or beer.... or cold milk...

[saffie]

This is like a different language to me - Teddy Graham's and mini whatsit's.......we don't have any of those over here!!!!!

I'm still feeling hungry tho!!!!!!

Saffie

[Ohio_Mark]

Saffie, surely you have semi-sweet chocolate in the food shops in the UK.

If they look like little drops, they are called "morsels" here. And if they are tiny drops .... mini-morsels....

[Yoyowife]

Saffie,
Chocolate morsels are most commonly used for chocolate chip cookies also known as toll house cookies.

Teddy Grahams are a cracker shaped like a teddy bear and but taste more like a cookie. If you could also use animal cracker cookies for the chocolate cheese ball or any small cookie I guess.

[saffie]

Thanks for the explanation - still a bit of a foreign language

Saffie

[Yoyowife]

It's funny how different some of our products are, isn't it?

[saffie]

We have dark chocolate, milk chocolate or white chocolate here - dark being more bitter and white being the sweetest - does that correlate?

Saffie

[Yoyowife]

When we all get together we will have to take you to the grocery store and buy the most sinful food...yummy. It will give us a chance to overindulge, we couldn't deprive you of all of the wonderful American food. LOL

[saffie]

I know - it's amazing seeing as some of the products are the same but others are so different - it seems to be the basic ingredients that are different!!!!!!!

Saffie

[Yoyowife]

Yes, it does. So you all do have morsels, but just called something else?