by Texas Homesteader ~
Cold weather’s coming, y’all! Hot Chai Tea is comforting on a chilly day. This chai tea mix is quick and easy to mix up. You can store it in the pantry in a repurposed glass jar and it will be ready to grab whenever you like.
by Texas Homesteader ~
It’s easy to make Pinecone and Egg Carton Fire Starters. Functional and cheap but pretty enough for gifting!
by Texas Homesteader ~
Pecan Clusters Chocolate Candy is perhaps the easiest candy you’ll ever make. And this recipe is made even easier by using a slow cooker. Just melt, mix, dollop & you’re DONE!
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Giving cash doesn’t have to be boring. Here’s a creative and ‘sweet’ idea to give cash this holiday.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Minimalists strive for less consumption and simplicity in their lives & homes. So shopping for the minimalist on your gift list can sometimes be a challenge. But have no fear, I’ve got some great gift ideas for your minimalist or self-sufficient friends & family.
photo credit: pixabay by giftpundits
by Texas Homesteader ~
Christmas Trail Mix is a delicious sweet treat made with sugared popcorn with sweet and salty additions such as pretzels, candies, even brightly-colored sweetened cereal.
It’s an easy inexpensive treat for the holidays. I even share a fun way to make it into a fun homemade gift as well.
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These repurposed denim coat-pocket-sized hand warmers are perfect for kids or adults alike! And they’re easily made using repurposed denim scraps, long-grain rice and a few drops of essential oil.
A few seconds the microwave and then tucked into coat pockets, they offer comforting warmth on a cold day.
by Texas Homesteader ~
Everyone loves candied pecans! This simple recipe first coats pecan halves in whipped egg white, then with cinnamon and sugar. Just bake them slowly until browned and crispy. Sweet, salty and crunchy!
Plus, we like to give consumable gifts and these candied cinnamon pecans make a very fast and easy gift idea too!
