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Using Mom's Break 4th of July Candy Wrappers By Jan K., The Proofer © Copyright 2008 |
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Use the Mom's Break 4th of July candy wrappers to make festive table favors! |
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Step 1. Here's a sample of the Moms Break 4th of July Candy wrappers. Get these, and more at: Use just one, or use them all to wrap up a chocolate treat for your July 4th backyard bash or if you're having family or friends over for the evening before you all go to watch fireworks at a local park!
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Step 2. Cut out the wrapper, and put it printed side done on the table. Place the candy bar (or a granola bar if you want to avoid the sugar) on the wrapper. |
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Step 3. Fold the ends of the wrapper over the back of the candy bar. Tape closed. |
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Step 4. If your kids are helping you, and little fingers have a tough time with "sticky tape" then use an easy-to-handle glue stick to secure the folded-over ends. |
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Step 5. Now you've got a patriotic treat for your party! |
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