Edible Color Markers

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Need a quick fun way to decorate cookies, Wilton's edible color makers can
be used like ink markers to add fun and dazzling color to countless foods.
Kids love 'em! Decorate on fondant, color flow, royal icing designs and
cookies. Brighten everyday foods like toaster pastries, cheese, fruit
slices, bread and more.
Wilton Food Writer Edible Color Markers

Mocktini For the Holidays

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If you want to serve a fun Holiday drink sans alcohol try these - They look
delicious. Yum. Hibiscus Mocktini 3 cups hibiscus tea (such as Celestial Seasonings Red Zinger)
3 cups ginger ale 6 fresh pineapple spears
Directions In a pitcher, mix together the hibiscus tea and ginger ale. Serve over ice
in a tall glass with a fresh pineapple spear›

Sparking Spice 1/2 cup sugar 2 1/2 star anise, plus 1 for garnish if you like
1 tablespoon Lemon-Lime Juice (see "Bar Essentials," below)
1/2 cup chilled sparkling apple-cranberry juice
Preparation 1. In a small saucepan, heat sugar with 1/2 cup water and the star anise
over high heat until sugar dissolves. Let steep 30 minutes, then strain.

2. Pour 1 tbsp. star anise syrup into a Champagne flute. Add Lemon-Lime
Juice and sparkling apple-cranberry juice.

Make ahead: Chill syrup up to 2 weeks.

Via realsimple.com