Don’t miss the give away and the other projects at the end of this post!

Boxes full of yummy goodness!
I love these adorable handled boxes from Lettering Delights. I was able to cut both of these boxes out of one 12×12 sheet of paper! They were super simple to put together too. Just fold and glue. YAY! Best of all? They are holding Peanut Butter Fudge I made from this recipe. YUM! It’s pretty easy to make but you need A LOT of sugar. A LOOOOOOTTT of sugar. Making some cute boxes and adding a little sweet treat is a nice and inexpensive way to give a small gift. 🙂
Let’s Make a Sweet Treat!

A mere 3-1/2 cups of powdered sugar. LOL!
This is the first time I’ve made this recipe…or any kind of fudge EVER, for that matter. I have an adjustable measuring cup that is perfect for things like peanut butter…but I never use it. So, here I am scraping it out of my favorite Pyrexmeasuring cups. They’ve been used so much most of the lettering is coming off. I love them.

Brown Sugar…you look like an ant hill.
This is 2-1/4 cups of brown sugar. That’s a lot of sugar! Did you see all that powdered sugar above? We could power the Internet with the sugar from this fudge. LOL!

Dear Peanut Butter, if I am reincarnated, I’m coming back as jelly so we can get married.
I added peanut butter to brown sugar, butter and milk and was mentally transported to River Street in Savannah. Why? Because even when my children aren’t with me, I have to stop at the candy shops there and pick up some treats for them. Those shops always smell GREAT with freshly made fudge wafting around. Ahhhh…my kitchen smelled like a happy dream.

Stir it up, pour it into a pan & chill.
After stirring, this will soon be ready. Pour it into a pan, chill it and then…eat it!
Let’s Box Up Our Tasty Treat!

I’m using Joy’s Life “Oh Christmas Puns” & “Wintery Puns” stamps.
I used Lettering Delights Bo Ho Ho graphics (which you can find as a new release at checkout on LD) to create these print and cut snowman tags. The stamp used on the front of the snowman and the two used on the back are from Joy’s Life “Oh Christmas Puns” and “Wintery Puns” stamp sets.

Peanut Butter Fudge in cute boxes is a great gift!
I cut a piece of wax paper to fit the boxes, then I used decorative scissors to create a pretty edge to the paper.
Go see the great projects from these talented ladies!
Joy: You Are Here! Welcome!
Stacey: http://staceyscreativecorner.blogspot.com
Jennie: http://earthyscrap.blogspot.com
Lori: http://got2bcrafting.blogspot.com
Debbie: http://bugjuiced.blogspot.com
Sarabeth: http://www.chroniclesofsarita.blogspot.com
Jenny: http://jennyplace26.blogspot.ca
Patty: http://craftykitten1.blogspot.com
Kimberly: http://hellocutiecrafts.blogspot.com
Megan: http://thoughtsoftraveling.blogspot.com
June: http://simplyelegantpapercrafts.blogspot.com
Staci: http://preciousmem.blogspot.com
Amy: http://redheadedcrafter.blogspot.com
Laura: http://www.laurascraftsandmore.com
Cyndy: http://arcyscraps.blogspot.com
Maria: http://joyfulstamper.blogspot.com
Time for a GIVE AWAY
To be entered for a chance to win “Oh Christmas Puns” and “Wintery Puns” stamps, leave a comment telling me what you like to give or receive as a yummy food gift. You know what I like? It’s so nerdy. The fruit of the month club. LOL! No kidding! I’ll list the winner on this post on Dec. 10.
Thank you all for sharing your food gift favs with me! I really enjoyed reading them!
And the Winner is…
Sarah Biswabic says:
DECEMBER 2, 2012 AT 5:58 PM
Your treat boxes are so cute! Your fudge looks so yummy! My favorite treat to give is chocolates! I know this is weird, but I like those popcorn tins.
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