The Snowman and The Snowdog Coconut Logs 10 Pack Christmas Logs - Marshmallow Enrobed in Coconut and White Chocolate Flavour Coating - Gluten Free

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Lay the mixture on a sheet of parchment paper. Roll into two logs about eight inches long. Roll in finely shredded coconut (or leave plain).

Add 2/3 of the chocolate to a double boiler– set it over simmering water and stir the chocolate until it melts. This will take 2 – 3 minutes. Remove from heat.This is another recipe from my friend Nic's mother, the queen of slices. It is a classic Australian recipe that Nic passed on to me and it was so old that the measurements were still in imperial measures! These are the industry standard for use in average conditions and at a price point that's budget friendly. 100% Biodegradable, the Standard Density Coconut Coir Logs are made of 100% coir encased in a 2"x2" coir netting. Coconut coir Logs promote a natural solution to erosion control and slope stabilization, while creating an environment that supports vegetative growth for long term erosion control as the coir eventually biodegrades.

Interested in our other biodegradable erosion control products? See our helpful guide on all the Erosion Control Products we offer! Coir Log Technical Specifications Standard Density Coir Logs The gtCoir Logs Rolls are a cost-effective solution and an excellent technique for establishing marginal vegetation around lake edges, streams and river banks. Compressed coir fibre encased in a woven polyethylene or coir netting. Can be supplied pre-established with UK native species or unplanted. coconut: finely shredded, unsweetened coconut adheres the best to the outside of these date rolls. The rolls are sweet enough and don't need sweetened coconut. 🔪 Instructions On Monday a total of 30 one-metre-long logs – each stuffed with scoured wool from three otherwise almost worthless Swaledale sheep fleeces – were laid across erosion channels at the Fleet Moss peatland. Its flexibility allows it to be molded and contoured as needed on uneven areas of shoreline, held in place by wooden stakes.

Scooper • Rake • Clippers • Magnet • Vacuum • Super-Scooper • Pulsar • Electro-Magnet • Scissors • Honey Dipper • Bubble Wand • Scythe • Golden Rake • Spark Staff • Porcelain Dipper • Petal Wand • Dark Scythe • Tide Popper • Gummyballer The next morning he made amends and we agreed that if I wanted to throw things out I'd run them past him. He obviously has some sort of emotional attachment to objects and I wasn't seeing it. I think he was also a bit embarrassed about his reaction. Especially as we found the other plate, the one he was referring to, in the bottom drawer of the dishwasher waiting to be washed!