"Electric Sandwich Maker Grill Recipes" Pizza Pocket Sandwiches An Alternative To Peanut Butter And Jelly

Electric Sandwich maker grills are a quick and easy alternative to peaniut butter and jelly sandwiches. If you family is like mine, pizza is a favorite, but homemade pizza takes hours and some planning. Ordering out is very convenient, but it can be expensive. Especially when everyone wants different toppings.

An electric sandwich maker grill is a way to make everyone happy. Combine sandwiches with pizza and you get pizza sandwiches. The best way to do it, is to put out the toppings and have a "make your own" party. Everyone gets a custom made grill pizza sandwich. Younger children can do this with help and older kids can do this on their own.

It is so simple that if you get a sandwich grill and keep ingredients in the fridge, your teenagers can do this for a snack after school. Your kids will love this and mom gets a break. This is great for an activity and dinner.

Grill Pizza Pocket Sandwiches

Ingredients:

• bread
• pizza sauce
• pepperoni(optional)
• cheese
• butter
  

Directions:
1. Get 2 pieces of bread and spread sauce on one piece. Do not get it on the edges or it will not seal very well.
2. Then place your cheese slices on the top of the sauce.
3. Place pepperoni or whatever toppings you desire on the cheese.
4. Place the other piece of bread on top like a sandwich.
5. Spread butter lightly on both sides of the sandwich.
6. Place the sandwich in the sandwich maker grill and cook.

The pizza sandwiches will be very hot inside, so allow to cool for 3-5 minutes.

Sandwich Maker Grill Fruit Pies

Ingredients:

• fruit pie filling
• bread
• cinnamon
• butter

Directions:
1. Take 2 pieces of bread and put a couple tablespoons of pie filling on one of the slices.
2. Place the other slice on top like a sandwich.
3. Spread a light amount of butter on each side of the sandwiches.
4. Sprinkle a small amount of cinnamon on the out side of the sandwich.
5. Place sandwiches in the sandwich maker grill and cook.

Be sure to let it cool as it is very hot inside and enjoy your desert pies!

Sandwich Maker Grilled Ham and Cheese Pockets

Ingredients:

• bread
• ham slices or small chunks
• cheese
• butter

Directions:

1. Take 2 pieces of bread and place cheese slices on one piece of bread.
2. Put your ham on the cheese slices.
3. Place the other slice of bread on top like a sandwich.
4. Spread a small amount of butter on each side of the sandwiches.
5. Place sandwiches in the sandwich maker grill and cook.

Let it cool for about 3-5 minutes and then enjoy!

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"Crayon Stain Removal" Step by Step To Clean Fabrics, Furniture and Wallpaper

CRAYON REMOVAL

Fabrics:

Place the article of clothing with your childs beautiful art work between paper towels.
Press it with a warm iron.

Repeat this process with a new paper towel.

Then clean with dry-cleaning solvent.

Wallpaper:

Put a commercial spot remover on the surface.

Let it dry.

Then simply brush the crayon off.

Wood Furniture, Furniture Fabrics, Floors, Carpet:

Spray on shaving cream.

Then wipe off your childrens handy work with a paper towel.

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"Shopping For Childrens Holiday Gifts" Don't Stress Out When Buying Them Presents

Holiday toys should be just as safe as they are fun. Here are a few things to keep in mind when looking for the perfect present.

It really is better to give than to receive. The holidays are that one time of year when everyone seems to go the extra mile to get that perfect gift especially for all the little ones in their lives. You've got to admit that watching a child get that present they've been waiting for is more fun for you! But while you're in the middle of your gift-buying craze, here are a few safety tips that will keep mom and dad's mind at ease.

Okay, so I know what you're thinking, I don't have time to do a little homework! I just want something under the tree. Just a few minutes on the web can save you hours in the returns line. This kind of research is focused on safety. Many stores are not up to date with the latest safety information on toys. In fact, I recently read an article about a woman that purchased a toy that had been recalled that she purchased at a local toy store. You can avoid this by checking out www.cpsc.gov. This website announces all of the most current recalls and can help you shop smart.

Let's be honest, silence really is golden unless it’s the wonderful sound of kids laughing. Most people want to avoid toys that make a lot of noise; but did you know that there's actually a good reason to avoid them? Certain toys that make sounds are not regulated and are actually loud enough to cause hearing damage to young children. Kids tend to put their ear next the speakers on these toys, and that can simply be too close. A good rule of thumb: if it hurts your ears, leave it at the store.

We see so many labels on products that it becomes “white noise” and it’s easy to glance over a safety label or ignore it completely. But they’re there for a reason! Before you get in line or press the place order button, take a closer look at the age recommendation. Many people argue that their child is advanced and can handle the more sophisticated toys, but when dealing with a child's safety you are better safe than sorry. Small parts are a disaster in waiting and we all know that kids tend to place things in their mouth. Marbles, magnets, and other tiny pieces must be kept away from young children regardless of their intelligence level.

Last but not least is a comment on cleaning up. It’s Christmas morning, mom and dad have their coffee in hand and watch the kids open boxes like 49’ers going after a gold strike. Soon you're surrounded by a sea of wrapping paper and empty boxes. Take a few minutes to clear the area, this won't just help your house looking nicer; it will help keep your kids safe. The fact that the toy is safe doesn't mean that the packaging is too. There are so many little plastic pieces and zip ties in that empty box that can be become a safety hazard in the wrong hands or swallowed by a family pet.

So now you have a list that you can check twice before your shopping adventure begins. Keeping these tips in mind and taking a little extra time before you hit the buy button will make the joy of the season cheerful and less stressful.

About the Author
Alycia Shapiro is a mom and a toy store owner. She has filled her store at http://www.sensoryedge.com with fabulous educational toys and kids furniture that have made SensoryEdge a popular destination for parents, teachers and therapists. If you're looking for a great gift,