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The Love Shack
Posted by Scott on 01/29 | Permalink | Email this entry |
Traditionally, I have not been a fan of Valentine’s Day. I fell into that group of cynics that considered it to be purely a commercial holiday – another way for greeting card companies, candy shops and…well, mail order gift companies to earn more money. I even read once that Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin on February 14th and I happen to be allergic to penicillin, so I figured it was a sign that I must be allergic to Valentine’s Day as well!
This year, I decided to make a comeback to the world of optimism and LOVE! One cannot deny that Valentine’s Day is a holiday when companies like Dancing Deer promote their chocolate products and red & pink gift packaging. However, this fact cannot take away from the spirit of love that is shared between the sender of a delicious Dancing Deer Sweetheart Tower (for example) and their deserving recipient. It is a day to celebrate love of all sorts and if you want to send brownies to your sweetheart, friend, niece/nephew (or whoever!) to let them know you are thinking of them, then all the better!
To prove to my doubting co-workers that I was serious about my change of heart, I even baked a Valentine’s Day Gingerbread House (I like to call it the ‘love shack’ – original, right?). And I used a Dancing Deer Gingerbread House Kit to bake it…of course (nobody said that they have to be baked in December!).
This Valentine’s Day, Spread Sweetness in your World.
Fun Food Facts for Wednesday
Posted by Scott on 01/27 | Permalink | Email this entry |
Favorite Food Fact of the Day
“Banana trees are not actually trees - they are giant herbs.”
Fun Food Fact #2
“Large doses of coffee can be lethal. Ten grams, or 100 cups over 4 hours, can kill the average human.”
Fun Food Fact #3
“In 18th century Maine, lobster was so plentiful it was commonly used as farm fertilizer! In the 19th century, lobster was called a Poor Man’s Food”
Fun Food Fact #4
“Animal Crackers.. ever wonder what animals are in a box of animal crackers?
1 lion, 1 buffalo, 2 sheep, 2 monkeys, 2 tigers, 3 rhinos, 5 bears, 6 gorillas”(Source: Professional Chefs Association)
A Winter Wonderland at Dancing Deer
Posted by Scott on 01/25 | Permalink | Email this entry |
Us deers love to dance and here are some pictures of us getting down:

Trish trying to lead the Congo Line “C’mon guys, Maggie, Jay & Dave over here”.
Julie, Danielle & Tara Dancing to Miley Cryus’ “Party in the USA”
Does this picture make look fat? I think it’s a bad angle (PS you can’t see but I left my headset on)
SNOW BALL FIGHT LOL!!! We have too much fun!
Who said Frank wasn’t a good dancer?
(a special thank you to our DEER fan Sandra who sent in these dancing deer photos!)
Super Fun Food Facts
Posted by Scott on 01/22 | Permalink | Email this entry |
| My Favorite Fun Food Fact: |
| Formaldehyde is the stinky liquid that’s used to preserve dead laboratory animals. This chemical is what the artificial sweetener, aspartame, breaks down into after being eaten. (good thing all Dancing Deer products are made from ALL-NATURAL ingredients |
| Fun Food Fact #1: |
| Those mega-size apples and oranges you’ve been seeing lately at conventional grocers are pumped up due to added water volume, rather than fruit substance. This is a crop-yield technique by farmers designed to produce bigger fruit for more consumer appeal. |
| Fun Food Fact #2: |
| There is evidence that honey is the only food that cannot spoil. Archaeologists have tasted honey discovered in ancient Egyptian tombs, reporting that it’s edible. |
| Fun Food Fact #3: |
| If you could eat only one vegetable for the rest of your life, eat spinach; it’s one of the highest ranking vegetables as far as overall antioxidant capacity, yet so versatile in recipes. |
| Fun Food Fact #4: |
| Whenever a recipe for cake or muffins calls for oil, applesauce can be substituted. |
| Fun Food Fact #5: |
| Diet soda has not been proven to aid in weight loss. In fact, it’s been shown to actually increase hunger. |

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