Is Anyone interested in a short Fri 11th March meet with visitors?

[screamy]

Orfice Road.

Orfus Road.

But thanks, you owe me a new monitor now. Mine is covered in coffee.

WAHAHAHA!!

[bricon1621]

oh dog treats my dog would love one

That's so sweet of you.

That reminds me, does anyone have a pup at home? I'll bring some homemade peanut butter doggie biscuits.

[Sunraven]

Orfus Road.

But thanks, you owe me a new monitor now. Mine is covered in coffee.

WAHAHAHA!!

Whatever. My stores sell body cavities.

[tabetham]

I have a pup at home and she LOVES peanut butter

That's so sweet of you.

That reminds me, does anyone have a pup at home? I'll bring some homemade peanut butter doggie biscuits.

[tabetham]

Andit... I would also love to have a copy of your recipe for the peanut butter doggie biscuits if you don't mind sharing

[Andit]

Andit... I would also love to have a copy of your recipe for the peanut butter doggie biscuits if you don't mind sharing

Of course! The recipe is idiot proof (says the idiot ).

Whip 1 cup peanut butter until smooth.
Add 1/4 cup milk (I find it makes the cookies creamier) & mix well.
If the mixture is still thick, add a little more water.
Add enough flour to make a pliable dough (1.5-2 cups, depending on the flour).
Roll out dough to 1/4 inch thick & cut out with cookie cutters (or cut shapes with a knife).

For crispy cookies:
Bake at 250F for 1 hour, then leave in oven overnight.

For chewy cookies:
Bake at 350F for 20-25 minutes, until edges are brown.


Let me know if your pup likes them.

[Ciel]

Orfus Road (rough road and it is a short bus ride from Yorkdale Mall)--I have only been there once and I have two recommendations, otherwise my advice is to head north and enjoy the splendour that is Yorkdale Mall (nicest washrooms in malldom! You will wish you had a handy person to construct one for you at home--seriously.):
1) Kitchen Stuff Plus--outlet store and home of Harmon kitchen cotton towels (3pk and have nice colours or embroidered details on some or printed design. I prefer woven designs for longevity). Good prices on kitchenwares, bath decor and serving ware.

2) Le Chateau outlet--might not have all varieties of past season's clothing but there are lots of it at the front and more hit and miss sizing in the back. Loud music and crowded racks but worth 1h of your time if you are wanting an item you could not get in stock when it was in the retail stores. Same situation with the outlet store on Dundas St. W. about 4 blocks east of Dixie Rd in Mississauga (this store has a shoe section at the back! Good if you are size 9 or smaller in footwear.)

The parking lots along Orfus Rd. are also rough, generally speaking. I would only allot 2.5h max to Orfus Rd. and at least 4h for Yorkdale. Oh, along the main road, Dufferin Rd., there is an astronomy shop (Efston Science) about 2 blocks north of Orfus. Look for the huge telescope on the roof on the west side of the road. A strip plaza might still have a Fabricland store but I'd recommend you go to Designer Fabrics on Queen St. W. and ogle the table and drapery fabric (main floor) or the embroidered silks in the cabinets on the second floor (their fashion fabric section is limited). Toronto has a Bollywood festival in June coming up...you might fancy a new outfit for that do.

[i_love_to_save]

I wish i could go but i live in Mississauga....next time!!!

[peacestar]

I might be able to join but confirm closer to the meet date.

[Sashimi]

a2lloyd and I will be there!

[Tripsplanner]

I will be there! Mississauga is a short GO train ride! Come on!!!

[FallenPixels]

YAY nice to see you back trips!

[FallenPixels]

I wish i could go but i live in Mississauga....next time!!!

I have to come home to Burlington, come meet us!

[bricon1621]

I hope everyone who is coming can confirm in here for I bring enough coupons I have already been working on them.....

[kittyc]

Of course! The recipe is idiot proof (says the idiot ).

Whip 1 cup peanut butter until smooth.
Add 1/4 cup milk (I find it makes the cookies creamier) & mix well.
If the mixture is still thick, add a little more water.
Add enough flour to make a pliable dough (1.5-2 cups, depending on the flour).
Roll out dough to 1/4 inch thick & cut out with cookie cutters (or cut shapes with a knife).

For crispy cookies:
Bake at 250F for 1 hour, then leave in oven overnight.

For chewy cookies:
Bake at 350F for 20-25 minutes, until edges are brown.


Let me know if your pup likes them.

I don't want to know about the receipe, you can just bake them for me