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Cold Day, but a Happy, Happy Day!!!

We are at -8 degrees here in arctic Indiana! So while schools are closed (this means the Hubby is home still in bed), some of us have to truck it to work! Even though the weather is terrible, I am super excited today!
It was announced that I was the official winner of the Creative Cookie Contest hosted by Cookie and Cups and Confessions of a Cookbook Queen. Please go check out their websites for their experience with my recipe! 


I can't wait to receive the contest prizes. I won an iPad mini and an Artisan Kitchen Aid Mixer. I am just so happy. I did the contest because I thought it would be fun. I never expected to be chosen as a finalist, let alone the contest winner! 

 Before I ever submitted the recipe I told my sister that if she helped me bake the cookies that if I won I would give her the mixer....well.... I should have thought that through! LOL... but big thanks to Kayla for keeping me company in the kitchen and working on the butterscotch gaunche!

Thank you to everyone who voted for my cookies on Facebook. All those votes pushed me to be the overwhelming winner!

 Until next time,

 Kara


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  1. MichelleJanuary 8, 2015 at 9:55 AM

    I commented on Cookies and Cups' website but I had to visit your site to comment as well! These. Cookies. - Seriously. My life is complete now. Harry Potter and butterscotch ganache? I will die happy. Thanks so much for this brilliant recipe!!

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