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Denver Deal: New Years Eve, History Colorado & Free Days

Happy New Year’s!! I don’t know what you plan to do on New Year’s Day – but I will be at the stores. There are amazing deals to be had in those post-Christmas sales. I have seen emails from too many to mention. I know I will be asked to spend some time in the Disney Store (where they are having their 1/2 yearly sales at 40% discounts), H&M for my teen (where it seems like the whole store is on sale), and an email the other day said 93% discount at the Discovery Store. Really?!?!? 93%? I love it! See you at the mall!

History Colorado Center

Explore Colorado’s history in the exhibit, Living West at the History Colorado Center. Zebulon Pika takes kids through the activities and sharing fun, interesting facts about life in the West. From 11/23/13-2/28/14 kids ages 6-12 gain a free admittance when they participate in this at-home craft and wear it to the Museum (children ages 5 and under get in free with an adult). Plus, there are special activities scheduled over “fall break” including: Thurs., Dec. 26:  Native American Beading presentation, 12:30 p.m.; Fri., Dec. 27:  Koffi Togo West African Drumming, 12:30 p.m.; Sat. , Dec. 28:  Colorado Mestizo Dancers, 11:30 a.m.; Sun., Dec. 29:  Storytelling with Lisa Mumpton, 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.; Mon., Dec. 30:  Youth Ballet dancers perform variations, 11:30 a.m.

New Year’s Plans

Children’s Museum of Denver celebrates Noon Year’s Eve with fun and games – plus you won’t have to wait until midnight – the ball will drop hourly from 10a-3p! If you are more of a mind to stay up a bit later – check out the fireworks display downtown (the family friendly one starts at 9 p.m.) Plus, RTD is offering FREE rides (bus and lightrail)! Plan to buy your pizza at Domino’s who is having discounts of 50% off with their large 3-topping pizza for just $7.99.

Thred Up

Do you shop like I do? I put things in my basket and then the longer I stay in the store I talk myself out of them (I think I can get a better deal elsewhere). I don’t have to do that at  Thred Up, the online  consignment shop. If I don’t act fast enough the stuff it gone when I return to the site. There are a ton of inexpensive items under $10 with designer labels! Plus, you get $10 to spend on the site – just for signing up for their emails!

Gem’s Card

Gems Card from Colorado Ski Country discount card is just $20 and has some of the best ski deals – like BOGO lift tickets and often there are super Flash Deals for additional discounts. This deal is good on resorts like Copper, Loveland, Monarch, Steamboat and more.

Free Movie: Nut Job

Get nutty with the family at a special advance screening of THE NUT JOB in 3D on Saturday, January 11th! Enter to win tickets to the screening by visiting www.gofobo.com and enter RSVP code: MAMASDU72. Winners will be notified on January 8th. (Each ticket admits 1, limit 4 tickets per person. Passes do not guarantee admission as theater is overbooked. ARRIVE EARLY!) In animated 3D, “The Nut Job” is an action-packed comedy that follows Surly (voiced by Will Arnett), a mischievous squirrel, who must plan a heist to get into his town’s biggest nut shop in order to help his pals in the park gather food to survive the winter. Together with his sidekick, Buddy, he will assemble a ragtag crew to help him get inside – and take them on a fun-filled adventure that they’ll never forget.

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Spring Fashions 2014

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The Art of Growing…and Murdering Butterflies

A few years ago, my daughter Hadley developed a butterfly obsession that began when my parents bought her a butterfly net and book.

She was not quick enough to capture even one.

That’s why I wasn’t too surprised when she announced she wanted a butterfly kit that Christmas. It seemed like a brilliant strategy: if you can’t catch ‘em, why not grow your own?

My younger brother used to capture butterflies and watch them die, sending my sensitive heart into a tailspin at the thought of God’s beautiful creatures succumbing to my brother’s demonic Collection of Doom.

2013 Denver New Year’s Eve Celebrations for Families

Looking for something to do on New Year’s? Here’s your guide!

Bovine Metropolis Theater

Annual “On the Spot New Year’s Eve” game-based improv shows begin at 4 (for families), 7:30 and 10 p.m. Tickets are $20 for the 4 p.m. show, $30 for the 7:30 and 10 p.m. shows. 1527 Champa St., 303-758-4722, bovinemetropolis.com

The Celtic Tavern

The Ancient Order of Hibernians and Fr. Joseph Carrigan Division (AOH) present the fourth annual Irish New Year’s Celebration with music, food and family entertainment, 2-7 p.m. Festivities, honoring the Dublin, Ireland, time zone at 5 p.m., include a special toast, bagpipe salute and party favors. $10 suggested donation at the door. Proceeds benefit the Catholic Samaritan House and St. John Vianney Theological Seminary. 1801 Blake St., 303-308-1795, theceltictavern.com

Children’s Museum of Denver

Activities include storytelling with Lars the Polar Bear, arts and crafts, music, confetti and more, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. The New Year’s Eve Ball drops every hour from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Included with regular admission of $9 ages 2-59, $7 age one and 60+, free for members and guests under age one. Rides on Vern’s Mini Train are $2. 2121 Children’s Museum Drive, 303-433-7444, mychildsmuseum.org

Denver Deal: History Colorado Center, Comfort Dental, Discounts and FREE Days

I can honestly say that for me I do have stronger memories of gifts I have given to people than those that I have received. I am glad to be able to give to you every week great deals and tips. Enjoy being with your friends and family – no matter how you celebrate this holiday season.

History Colorado Center

Explore Colorado’s history in the exhibit, Living West at the History Colorado Center. Zebulon Pika takes kids through the activities and sharing fun, interesting facts about life in the West. From 11/23/13-2/28/14 kids ages 6-12 gain a free admittance when they participate in this at-home craft and wear it to the Museum (children ages 5 and under get in free with an adult). Plus, there are special activities scheduled over “fall break” including: Thurs., Dec. 26:  Native American Beading presentation, 12:30 p.m.; Fri., Dec. 27:  Koffi Togo West African Drumming, 12:30 p.m.; Sat. , Dec. 28:  Colorado Mestizo Dancers, 11:30 a.m.; Sun., Dec. 29:  Storytelling with Lisa Mumpton, 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m.; Mon., Dec. 30:  Youth Ballet dancers perform variations, 11:30 a.m.

Comfort Dental Denver Cares

Comfort Dental will be hosting the Care Day Tuesday, December 24, 2013, offering free dental care to those in need. All Comfort Dental general dentistry offices throughout Colorado (and several other states) will be open on December 24th from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. On Care Day, all services are free to anyone. Patients are helped on a first-come, first-served basis receiving a variety of basic dental care from cleanings to extractions. More serious dental problems are handled on a case-by-base basis and at the discretion of the individual dentist. Contact your local Comfort Dental office for more information.Click here to see locations.

Thred Up

My friend recently told me about Thred Up. This site is amazing. It is a like a home-order consignment shop. I can’t honestly say that I have purchased anything there personally – but I have had a great time perusing the entire site. You can choose your specific size and even the “budget” options – so that you can choose only designer items. Plus, you get $10 to spend on the site – just for signing up for their emails!

Last Minute Deals:

  • Kohl’s is offering free $10 with the purchase of $50 (Kohl’s Cash)
  • Boston Market will be open on Christmas Day with an individual meal only $10.99
  • Panera is offering a free $10 egift card with the purchase of $100 in egift cards.
  • School of Rock Littleton is offering 33.33% discount if you sign up for summer camps during “More Cowbell” and “Pink Floyd Shows”
  • Ted’s Montana Grill offering a free 1/2 order of their Salt-N’-Pepper onion rings when you purchase a gift card (or egift card) online.
  • BROADWAY ON SALE – Save 20% off* your choice of 8 Broadway hits at Denver Center. Mamma Mia! — Jan 28-Feb 2;A lton Brown Live! The Edible Inevitable Tour — Feb 3; Chicago — March 18-23; Rock of Ages — April 25-27; American Idiot — May 23-25. Use promo code: PIPERS (this is only good through Dec 24, 2013).

Ski Deal

Check out the Gems Card from Colorado Ski Country. The discount card is just $20 and makes a perfect last-minute gift for Christmas or something you want to make sure to get for yourself! There are great deals already part of the program like BOGO lift tickets and often there are super Flash Deals for additional discounts. This deal is good on resorts like Copper, Loveland, Monarch, Steamboat and more.

Upcoming FREE Days:

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My $1,000 Christmas Almond Rocha Recipe (and let’s hear your favorites!)

Christmas Baking Week is upon me. I approach it each year with great alacrity, as Christmas Baking Week = Christmas Eating Week.

My bakefest generally consists of egg nog snickerdoodles, cream cheese cutout cookies, homemade chocolate suckers, caramel toffee squares, sugar ‘n spice cookies, white chocolate snowball cookies and of course, my $1,000 Almond Rocha. Not familiar with the latter item? Let me take you back, back, back to this infamous recipe’s christening.

About twelve years ago, I was having major problems with a certain tooth (that still gives me headaches toothaches today) and had pumped more than $1,000 into it. First, there was the root canal. Then the crown. Then the painful abscess. Then the retreatment surgery. Then the filling to repair the retreatment. I had just had what I thought was my final appointment.

Until I started my Christmas baking and made Almond Rocha. My first mistake.

My second mistake was thinking I could actually eat it. Innocently, I chomped down. The candy was harder, crunchier than I remembered. Now, I usually don’t make a habit of spitting out my food but something was REALLY wrong and so I regurgitated the particularly crunchy portion.

And what to my wondering eyes should appear? But my

When your season is not about believing

When I came out to Colorado to go house-hunting, I noticed three things at nearly every house I viewed:

Xeriscape – What’s with all the rocks?

Front-facing, three-car garages – Is the house really just one big garage?

Displays of religion – Crucifixes, sculptures, framed scripture, and more (although not a single mezuzah, which wasn’t much of a surprise).

I now understand the reason for the rocks, and I was just initially overwhelmed by the garages, considering we had only one car and no lawnmower to store. But the homogeneity and pervasiveness of religion…well, it still makes me uncomfortable.

Any fellow atheists out there? Bueller?

No chimney full of toys? How to handle holiday disappointments

In a recent interview with Dr. Jeffrey I. Dolgan, PhD, Senior Psychologist at Children’s Hospital Colorado, we asked how to manage children’s expectations during the holidays. Here’s what Dr. Dolgan had to say about how to deal with holiday let-downs if Santa, Mom or Dad come up short.

What do kids expect at Christmastime or Hanukkah?

Kids are very precise about what they want. Their Santa list doesn’t include just a video game, it’s a particular video game, or a specific action figure. Children expect these precise things, especially if they wrote it down or visited Santa Claus. This is especially true if the ads on TV instruct kids to “tell Mom and Dad” or “whisper this in Santa’s ear.”

What should parents do when a child doesn’t get what he or she wanted?

Family Events: Golden’s Candelight Walk, Blossoms of Light & Zoo Lights!

Warm to the Glow of Blossoms of Light. Nightly, Nov. 29, 2013 through Jan. 1, 2014, 5:30-9:30 p.m. More than one million colorful lights are on display at Denver Botanic Gardens and Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield throughout the holiday season. At York Street, seasonal entertainment is presented on select evenings. A synchronized holiday light and music showcase illuminates the UMB Bank Amphitheater, and themed gardens enhance the experience. At Chatfield, twinkling lights illuminate a variety of paths throughout Colorado’s countryside; a shorter route takes visitors directly to the children’s play area, while an extended path allows visitors to explore the Green Farm barn and silo before continuing to the children’s area and homestead. Also featured: seasonal entertainment and hayrides are available on select evenings; synchronized music and light showcases; illuminated antique and model tractors and a warming hut and fire pit. Warm drinks, treats and HoloSpex 3-D glasses are available for purchase at both locations. $10-12, $8-10 member; $7-9 child, $5-7 member child (depending on date); children two and under free.

Olde Golden Christmas. November 30, 2013 – January 1, 2014. Experience small town, authentic holiday charm at Olde Golden Christmas in festive downtown Golden. A month long magical celebration featuring Victorian carolers, live reindeer, free horse drawn carriage rides, a dazzling lights display, barbershop quartets, free Newfoundland dog-pulled cart rides and plenty of free family fun. Don’t miss Golden’s awe-inspiring Candlelight Walk on December 6th and lively Olde Golden Christmas parades on Saturdays from November 30 – December 21. Where else can you find Santa driving a motorcycle, the Grinch in a corvette and real cowboys astride their horses. For more information, check out visitgolden.com or call 303-279-3113.

Denver Zoo Lights. Humans aren’t the only species that get to decorate their lawns this holiday season. From Dec. 6-Jan. 5, take a stroll through Denver Zoo’s Zoo Lights’ 38 brilliantly-illuminated acres of lights and more than 150 animated animal sculptures. And don’t miss their month-long Festival of Lanterns taking place in Toyota Elephant Passage. It’s the perfect way to light up your holiday spirit. 5:30-9 p.m. http://denverzoo.org

Experience a Holiday Classic at the Denver Center for Performing Arts – A Christmas Carol. November 29-December 29. Denver’s holiday tradition returns! Based on Charles Dickens’ classic novel, this joyous and opulent musical adaptation traces Ebenezer Scrooge’s triumphant journey to redemption. A Christmas Carol illuminates the meaning of the holiday season and is a beloved tradition for many families.

It’s a Wonderful Life. Do you love this Christmas classic as much as my husband does? I recently surprised him with a date night to see this  story brought to life as a 1940’s radio broadcast at Miner’s Alley Playhouse in Golden. I’m admittedly not a huge fan of the movie but fell in love with the charming and hilarious cast who made us laugh ’til we cried and ignited an appreciation for idealistic George Bailey as he received divine intervention one Christmas Eve. This 130-seat theater was quaint, the acting superb and the audience interaction was fun (have you ever been playfully given Jelly Bellies by the actors prior to a show?) Go early and join the cast for holiday songs and Christmas stories.  Now through December 22 with performances every Friday and Saturday at 7:30.p.m. and Sundays at 2:00 p.m. and Thursday performances on December 5, 12  and 19 at 7:30 p.m.  Tickets $23, $20 Senior/Youth, $12 Children 12 and under. minersalley.com. Make an evening of it and be sure to go to dinner prior to the show. Downtown Golden has some of our favorite dining options and we tried the new Indulge Bistro & Wine Bar with outstanding service, food, spirits and ambiance  in Golden’s Gateway Station. I’m still salivating over my Filet Oaxaca, a Black Angus filet mignon served with manchego potato puree, grilled vegetables, blackened shrimp and mango mole sauce.

Denver Christkindle Market. This German Christmas market again brings the sights, sounds and flavors of the holiday season with its music, food, holiday lights and old-world vendors to Skyline Park, right across from the Daniels & Fisher Clock Tower on the 16th Street Mall. The even Nov. 22-Dec. 22 is open to the public and provides an authentic atmosphere of the German holiday season, reminiscent of the times families spend at the Christmas Markets throughout Europe. Free admission/ hours vary. 1825 Arapahoe Street, Denver. http://denverchristkindlmarket.com/

WinterSkate at Twenty Ninth Street. Want to glide into the holidays? Nov. 8-Jan. 31, 2014, skate in this festive atmosphere surrounded by restaurants and shopping on Twenty Ninth Street Mall in Boulder. Hours and prices vary so be sure to check their website. http://www.bceproductions.com/winterskate/

Living West at the History Colorado Center. Opening Nov. 23, Explore Colorado’s history in the new experiential exhibit, Living West at the History Colorado Center. The Living West exhibit tells three stories: about people in the Mesa Verde region 800 years ago, about farmers in the Dust Bowl in the 1930s, and about our relationship to our mountains and our environment today. This is an experiential exhibit with hands-on activities for children to help them understand Colorado’s history. It includes a theater that simulates a 1930s dust storm, a paint-a-pot and yucca weaving activity, as well as a station to measure how many inches of water we get from our alpine snowpack (more interactive activities available upon request). Zebulon Pika takes kids through the activities and shares fun, interesting facts about life in the West. From Nov. 23-Feb. 28, kids ages 6-12 gain a free admittance when they participate in this at-home craft and wear it to the Museum (children ages 5 and under get in free with an adult).

The Heritage Square Music Hall Children’s Theatre presents “Santa Needs A Holiday.” Santa Claus is bummed out! It’s Christmas and Santa is not his jolly old self.  He thinks that nobody needs him anymore, and decides to cancel the holiday festivities. So Mrs. Claus, with the help of the elves and the children in the audience, show Santa how very much we all need him to make it a very merry Christmas after all. After 25 years, The Music Hall is well into its final season; their inal performance will be December 31, 2013.  “Santa Needs A Holiday” runs November 16 through December 28, 2013 with performances every Saturday at 1:30 PM (3:00 PM shows added November 30th). Tickets: $8 for children and adults, $7 for seniors (62 and up). www.hsmusichall.com

Denver Museum of Nature & Science’s MythBusters. The Discovery Channel’s Emmy-nominated series comes to life to uncover truths behind popular myths by mixing scientific method with gleeful curiosity and old-fashioned ingenuity in MythBusters: The Explosive Exhibition, at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.  The exhibition creates hands-on, interactive experiences for guests of all ages by combining popular scientific facts with innovative, family-friendly displays. On the TV show MythBusters, co-hosts Adam Savage, Jamie Hyneman, Tory Belleci, Kari Byron, and Grant Imahara take scientific investigation to exciting new levels by proving or exploding myths using their highly experimental approach and extensive backgrounds in special effects. Tickets are available at www.dmns.org/mythbusters. General visitors pay $22 adult, $16 junior/student (ages 3–18 or with a student ID), and $18 senior (age 65+). Ticket includes admission to both the exhibition and the museum. Timed tickets will be required and advance reservations are strongly encouraged; the exhibit ends on January 5, 2014 so don’t delay!

Take a Spin on the Ice – for FREE – at the Southwest Rink at Skyline Park. November 30, 2013-February 17, 2014. Skyline Park is the place to be this holiday season! Southwest Airlines and the Downtown Denver Partnership invite you to grab your family and friends and head to 16th and Arapahoe in Downtown Denver to the Southwest Rink at Skyline Park! Skating is free with your own skates, or rentals are available for $2.

Boulder Opera’s The Magic Flute. This family-friendly one-hour version of Mozart’s famous German singspiel, or opera-play, is back this holiday season. There are six opportunities to see this exciting production: Broomfield Auditorium on December 8th at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. or the Nomad Theatre in Boulder on Friday, December 13th at 1030 a.m. and 4 p.m. or Sunday, December 15th at 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. Mozart’s “The Magic Flute,” tells a charming, fantastic story that includes a bird seller, a dragon, a captured princess, a prince who wants to rescue her, an evil Queen of the Night, a priest and, of course, a magic flute. There will be a Q&A following the play The Magic Flute is the perfect introductory opera for children who love stories, singing, and acting. Professional singers and a live chamber orchestra bring an authentic and exciting opera experience to children and parents alike. Tickets range from $8-18. www.boulderoperacompany.com

Take a Trip to the Art World of Paris. Through February 9, 2014. Take a trip to Paris, without leaving The Mile High City. This holiday season, the Denver Art Museum (DAM) presents Passport to Paris, a suite of three French-themed exhibitions, featuring masterpieces by Cézanne, Toulouse-Lautrec, and will feature more Monet in Denver than ever before! Skip the lines and take advantage of great hotel packages with VIP tickets at parisindenver.com.

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Nature Programs

Also, don’t miss these events from Jeffco parks. LMNC programs are FREE and registration is required unless otherwise noted. Register online or by calling 720-497-7600. Looking for a program for your class, scout troop, or other group? Visit their website or call to learn about group programs.

Nature’s Gifts
Thursday, December 19
10 AM – 12 PM Lookout Mountain Nature Center
Hey all you young naturalists. Have fun making nature-related holiday crafts for your loved ones. No registration required. Suggested donation: $3 per child. This special program takes the place of our normally scheduled Nature Nuts.
Activities are designed for children ages 2-8 with an adult.

Winter Solstice Campfire Celebration
Saturday, December 21
4:00 – 6:00 PM Lookout Mountain Nature Center
Join naturalists and celebrate the first day of winter while we welcome the new solar year. Enjoy hot chocolate and a cracklin’ fire, sing carols and hear stories of Winter Solstice celebrations.
All ages.

Winter Stories
Sunday, December 22
12:00-1:30 PM Lookout Mountain Nature Center
Take a walk through wintry ponderosa pine woods, then deepen your sense of place by listening to a story.
Ages 6 yrs – adults.

Preschool Nature Nuts: Antlers and Horns
10:15 or 11:15 a.m. Thursday, January 2 (Lookout Mountain Nature Center)
10:15 or 11:15 a.m. Saturday, January 2 (Lookout Mountain Nature Center)
10:15 or 11:15 a.m. Thursday, January 16 (Lookout Mountain Nature Center)
Many animals in Colorado grow antlers and horns to help them survive. Bighorn rams battle each other like ancient warriors bearing huge clubs, while bull elk defend their herd using their antlers like fencing swords. Learn more about the lives of these magnificent animals, as well as how to stay safe when viewing them in the wild. (Ages 3-5, with an adult.)

Full Moon Night Hike. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 15 (Alderfer/Three Sisters Park). Explore the trails by the light of the moon. We’ll look for signs of wildlife, gaze at the night sky and experience the magic and tranquility of a winter’s evening. (Ages 8+.)

 Jr. Astronomers: Just Jupiter. Saturday, January 18 at 6-7:30 p.m. (Lookout Mountain Nature Center). Jr. Astronomers are invited to join astronomy team members for a special program all about Jupiter. Learn the latest on observations, missions, peer through a telescope and more. This program will be indoors & outdoors. (Ages 6-10, with an adult.)

Naptime Wars: Your Guide to Less Stress, More Sleep

The rubbing of eyes, crying over a tumbled block, and more whining than usual… it’s nap time! Even when it is obvious your child is exhausted and in desperate need of a rest, sometimes they still kick, scream and fight when it’s time to go down for their nap. By two years old most children have transitioned into only needing one nap a day, typically in the afternoon. As they get older, 25% of children by the age of three will no longer need a daily nap. Another 50% of children will no longer require a nap by the age of four and the remaining 25% of children may still need a nap until the age of five or six.

Mayo Clinic in Minnesota recommends that toddlers get 12-14 hours of sleep, in a 24-hour period. If your child sleeps 10 hours at night, then aim for approximately a 2-hour nap. If your child sleeps 12 hours at night, they might not need an afternoon nap, or possibly just a short 30-45 minutes. These are just guidelines to think about while planning naps around what your child needs.

HoneyBaked Ham Contest Winner & Dinner Soiree!

Thank you for all who entered our HoneyBaked Holiday Contest. Congratulations to Joni B. who won a $50 gift card from HoneyBaked Ham!

My favorite kind of failed-Thanksgiving/husband birthday/early-Christmas dinner is one that does not require a lot of preparation. While my daughter was at an appointment, I had a very small window to run over to the HoneyBaked Ham store and grab my fully-cooked half ham (available in various sizes), scalloped potatoes, hickory honey mustard (to die for) and fresh-baked rolls that I had reserved online.

Apparently I need to get out more because I didn’t realize the  multitude of grab-and-go items (over 20 side dishes!) like sweet potato soufflé, green bean casserole, delicious desserts or that you can stop by for lunch.!–more–>

I raced home, popped the ham and potatoes in the oven, whipped up a couple of additional appetizers and we were golden. Or rather, we were juicy, succulent crimson with that crunchy glaze on the uber-tender ham.hambakedAnd yes, I did put on my new apron to make it look like I’d slaved in the kitchen all day long.< Our soiree was a hit! We had a fantastic spread of food that was topped off by the HoneyBaked Rum Cake sampler pack, which was pre-packaged and would make a swell hostess gift. honeybakedfood

The sampler includes four mini 4-oz moist rum cakes in different flavors; Vanilla, Coconut, Cinnamon Pecan Streusel (our favorite) and Chocolate. They store in your pantry for four months unopened, or longer in your freezer.

Ours lasted 5 minutes. Fortunately our delicious leftover ham lasted much, much longer!

Thanks to HoneyBaked Ham for partnering with us on this promotion. Be sure to go to honeybaked.com to check-out the variety of delicious foods for your next holiday party or gift.