My Own Little Molly
Molly is a new drug that is out. Kids & parents beware. It’s out, it’s new and it’s no bueno. But, it’s not really a new drug…its just ecstasy. Craigslist posts show that… Continue reading
Tag Archive: Chocolate
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Screamin Creamin
In honor of National Ice Cream Day – which was yesterday – I figure today is a good day to talk about granola bars. What? Say What? Nah, I’m just messing. Today, is a… Continue reading
Golden Ticket to Paradise
Chocolate and Peanut Butter are a match made in heaven. The combination of the two can turn any frown upside down. The combination of the two can leave you licking your licks for… Continue reading
Nothing Beats Classic
I have never really been a big fan of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. I have always preferred the sweet factor of Reese’s Pieces much, much more. Even with that, I do appreciate a… Continue reading
Say What?
I go about always looking for new items that I can review here in Grandma’s Backyard. Of course, the Limited Time Offerings or New Features from restaurants are a given but, often times,… Continue reading
To Be Real
The only time I normally ever purchase candy, is around a Holiday. Yes, every so often I get myself a bag of M&Ms but, those times are few and far between. Candy is… Continue reading
Bring On the Bunnies
Before Valentine’s Day was even over, the Easter items were beginning to appear. I love how we just continually rush time. I do it on a daily basis – counting down the days… Continue reading
Moltenly Good
It seemed as if the Day After Christmas, Burger King was over the Gingerbread stuff and on to their next promotion. So is the course that BK has taken over the past year… Continue reading
Nothing Better Than the Norm
About 7 or so years ago, we discovered Norman Love Chocolates located in Ft. Myers. We had seen Norman Love on a bunch of Food Network shows and knew the jist about him. However,… Continue reading
Faux Flavors
As I continue in my Quarter Year, I am finding that my palate has begun to like more and more food items. And, while that is a good thing, I also find that… Continue reading