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Thank you! Love your recipes! Merry Christmas!

For the Christmas wreaths I'd use rice krispie cereal but use what ever u have on hand.

I can’t thank you enough for these wonderful recipes. My grandchildren would love to make them with me. You’re so kind to upload these recipes … ignore the trolls You’re doing a wonderful job and helping so many people get by on these holidays. With your fun recipes merry Christmas.

There are 2 things you can do so your parchment paper doesn't move. Either crumple it up or dab some water on the back of the parchment paper. That way it will stick and make it a lot easier. Hope this tip helps you . Merry Christmas, everyone . ❄️🎅🤶🎄🎁❄️

Merry Christmas 🎄.

I have never had any of these, and will make some with the grandchildren as they love to be involved. The boys do not have the patience to wait for cookies to bake, so these are perfect. I wish you a blessed Christmas.

Merry Christmas to you and your family! Looking forward to your videos in 2025 ❤😊

Oh my goodness, the junk. I don't even have such things in the house and would never buy them.

Yes it’s frustrating when a recipe calls for the vanilla wafers and they don’t seem to exist anymore in Ontario. I can’t make my cookies too soon so they are fresh, I will be baking this weekend. Merry Christmas to you and your family. I enjoy watching your you tube videos, thank you.

Now I am hungry. Will give them a try. Thank you and Merry Christmas. 🤗

Can you use 1c sugar

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Your kitchen looks great very smart how you filled that corner. Look quite natural. Got to try these cookies! Merry Christmas to you and your family

The coconut version of these is superior to the peanut butter. Add almond slivers for even more goodness.

I find that a really strange idea and would be very perplexed to get that as a present. How about baking cookies and gift them to your loved ones? Best wishes, WH

A fun time of year 🤶🕯️☃️❄️🎄🎅

You have shown me things I didn’t know existed! Freeze dried items would be excellent for camping or a prepper pantry and also to have on hand in times of snowstorms, hurricanes, etc. Such a great idea, and so thoughtful for you to do this for your daughter.

Nice idea. I hope she enjoys them.

Great ideas! May I suggest using ornament hooks or some type of bendable wire to make attaching them to the tree limbs much faster and easier. Although the snow is beautiful my hands were getting cold while watching you tie those ribbons on 😂.

That is beautiful

Great craft ideas you can do with kids to assist our feathered neighbors for the winter. ♥🐦

I can tell you love your country life! My neighbour opened my eyes to the many types of birds, and I love watching them. I also live in southern Ontario and am amazed how the little birds manage in our winter.

Thanks Natalie, we just have a corn cob hanger and a Niger feeder but they're boring compared to your cute ideas. I have lard, just need to buy some mixed seed today. We have lots of snow here on the 6th Concession too. Have a merry day!

Oh I love your music.❤😊

Oh my goodness it's cold to the bone here in Texas. But Thank FATHER GOD No Snow. 😊❤

Pine cone and peanut butter great idea. Will give it a try tomorrow

We also got a couple of inches of snow in Quebec. I make sure the bird feeders are full

Your video is awesome ❤ I love the simplicity and goodness of your recipe and time saver for sure!!!! I only have to dirty the counter once, and I'm done. Thank you so much for helping me out in the kitchen and for the holidays ☃️🎅🎄🙏

You've inspired me. I have a wooden latern that would work. Thanks so much.

What a creative idea. I’m definitely going to try this. Happy Holidays

Very nice Natalie. I'm going to do your door decoration. Awoke to snow on the ground this morning on the 6th concession but known as the 1st Line. We recently came back from a holiday in Viginia beach, warm sunshine, beautiful, 4th time there. We love having our morning coffee while watching the dolphins swim by. Going to chop our Christmas tree with family on Sunday Dec 1st. It's a forever tradition and great fun with the kids and now grandkids throwing snow balls. Sometimes there's snow and sometimes not but always a good time. After such a rainy year, the tree will be well watered and will still be holding it's needles when we take it down Jan 2. Thanks for the ideas. PS: what do you do with all your eggs?

For $11 i got an amazing seed starting tray. Thay are thick and the bottoms have a silicone bottoppm to easily pop out. Comes with a tray to cover until grown then use as the bottom watering tray!!!

Our seniors need to be doing the stackable flower pots. Im wondering if you ran a rope up to the top where a container of water is and the ropes are in the water. Does that make sense?

So darn cute! What a good idea. I have some IKEA lanterns, hmmmmmm!

The kids and adults will love those. Cute idea.

Except for the baking powder, this is the recipe my mom has used for 60+ years.

Nicely done! Fellow southern Ontarian here, you did a very nice job describing our holidays and Remembrance Day. Your diys were simple and very effective.

Great ideas. Beautifu!

Very pretty Natalie 😊❤

Nice job, Natalie!

Hi Nathali, I put my lights after remembrance day.and to avoid the cold snaps and freezing cold. My husband dont do any decorations so I do my best to put up my lights ahead of time after 11:11. But we also cut a fresh tree so our tree is gonna be a little later too.i do make also my own winter pots like yours to cut down coz.😅yours looks gorgeous.

Love your decorating ideas! Simple, pure, and so in tune with the true meaning of the season.

Can you roll into thicker disc then freeze??

Can you omit the sugar if you want to make savoury pies?

Greetings from Newmarket ON! I’m so glad I found you! I have been considering starting a vegetable garden in the spring. I’ve subscribed and will be following along 😊

Thank you for sharing 👏that is a lot of money savings Now a days

Fantastic video. Thanks for breaking it all down. I am in zone 5a, southeast Ontario. I have a postage stamp yard and manage to produce a lot of food. I have 2 8x4 raised beds and lots of containers. I originally found you when I was searching for loofah gardeners in Canada. I grew them for the first time this year and harvested 9. I am very happy with that as they're not easy to grow in our shorter growing season. Next year I'll start the seeds early and make adjustments later in the season to support the strongest loofah. I really appreciate and enjoy your videos.

Thanks for breaking it down Natalie. We practically lived off vegetables all summer just to keep up. We're still enjoying fresh vegetables from the garden. The only thing I pickled was green tomato relish to keep ahead of the late summer blight. It's very good. It alone saved me about $80. Next year I might pay more attention and keep track for fun. Already I am missing working in my Ontario garden. It's good for my well being. Enjoy winter while looking in the seed catalogue!

Thanks for doing this because I think of this so often.. I'm a senior who loves gardening but now do container gardening. Talking about lettuce , one store sold a head for $1.99 and another store same week for .99. so I bought at .99 refuse to buy higher. Some now I'm thoughts are to grow the more expensive veggies I use more often and freeze. I'm in Maryland eastern shore (7B) and farmers here are harvesting and selling at farm stores the cabbages broccoli sweet potatoes. , for me with the cost of soil and other nessarry items I buy from them and freeze. I personally grew and froze, leeks, onions, carrots, Japanese eggplant, and peppers. As a female senior, can't do as much but this year my neighbor saw me doing the containers and he planted 3 tomato and gave me some and he and his wife are very picky senior eaters and he accepted the onions from me so that was nice. So for you bravo on the savings , we all have to think about this and choose wisely what is in our best interested. Enjoyed your video.