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Magic bars are always the favorite of the party when we make them. We gifted them to neighbors recently and I already got the \u201cbest neighbor ever\u201d\u00a0text from a few of them \u2013 one asked to put in a large order, another asked if I\u2019m selling them. Not kidding, they\u2019re insanely good!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Do you feel out of control around holiday desserts? One thing to try: sit down so you can really enjoy your dessert \u2013 we savor food most thoroughly when we are given the space to enjoy the eating process. Put it on a plate, maybe grab a glass of milk\/milk alternative (or beverage of choice), and taste it! Eat slowly and savor each bite! After all, isn\u2019t that why you want to eat it?<\/p>\n
The recipe below is similar to traditional magic bars, but they use a little bit more of each ingredient to create a more dense dessert. That’s what makes them especially delicious! Make sure they bake thoroughly and let them fully cool before serving. *Make sure the walnuts are finely crushed if serving this to kiddos under 4.*<\/p>\n
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