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Homemade Buckeyes

December 18, 2019

Homemade buckeyes are the perfect no bake treat for peanut butter and chocolate lovers.

Buckeyes are fast, easy and delicious, making them a great choice for the holidays when you need a tasty treat that doesn’t take too much time or energy. Another no bake treat (for adults) that is always on hand during the holidays are these easy rum balls.

The very basics of a buckeye candy are peanut butter, chocolate and powdered sugar. As easy as a buckeye recipe is, not all buckeyes are created equal. This recipe has a secret ingredient to make these homemade buckeyes the creamiest and most delicious peanut butter buckeyes ever!

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Gluten-Free Granola Breakfast Cookies

January 22, 2018

Breakfast cookies are a thing, I swear. And they’re delicious. You don’t have to feel guilty about eating a cookie for breakfast. These have no refined sugar, they are gluten-free and one breakfast cookie will keep you going.

Whether you grab one for a breakfast on the go, pack one for a hike or bike ride or need a mid-morning snack, these healthy cookies are the perfect option.
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Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie

April 21, 2011

This peanut butter banana smoothie will keep you going all morning until lunchtime and it is super simple to make. 5 minutes and a blender is all you need.

Those that know me know exactly how I feel about my bike. I love it. The very moment I’m in the saddle, the feeling of unabashed happiness floods over me. It is without a doubt the thing that brings me the purest joy. When I’m riding, it’s all I think of. My mind is completely clear of all the stresses life brings. The wind on my face, the sound of my tires as they meet the pavement, the feel of the grips under my hands… these are the things that make my soul sing.

Think back to your first bike… that first taste of freedom your bike allowed you. For me, it was being able to go past the stop sign and all the way around the block. Knowing that I was out of my mother’s line of sight was both thrilling and terrifying. It wasn’t that I was up to anything that I shouldn’t have been, just that I was alone and free.

I’ll be doing my first big ride in a week and a half. 42 miles through the 5 boroughs of New York City. The ride starts out in Manhattan winding our way through Central Park, past the Empire State Building and Radio City Music Hall before we head into the Bronx, down the FDR and over into Queens. In Queens we will ride past Silvercup Studios and then head to Brooklyn (yay!). Once we’re in Brooklyn, we’ll ride along New York Harbor and over the Verrazano Bridge (thankfully NOT paying the $13 that it costs to use) and into Staten Island where the ride comes to an end.

view from the path

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