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S’more Variations: 7 Amazing Twists on a Camp Classic

6Dec

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Food, Outdoors

S’more Variations: 7 Amazing Twists on a Camp Classic

Now that you've mastered the art of making s'mores at home, it's time to put a spin on this classic campfire creation. Now, let's explore some modifications you can make to your s'mores to cater to your taste buds. Try out and master these tasty s'more variations through this guide. Traditional S'mores These classic camp treats are best for enjoying a sweet, chocolatey desert. This treat is usually eaten at camp around a bonfire. S'mores and Chip One of the more popular s'more variations! The same thing as traditional s'mores, but instead of graham crackers, use chocolate chip cookies for a homey, crumbly experience. Fruity Delight Add a fruit of your choice! Chocolate is now optional. S'moreos Open up an Oreo cookie and use both sides as substitutes...

How To Make S’mores at Home: The Ultimate Guide

S'mores are the most popular camp dessert by far. S'mores are a unique delicacy, as it includes the campfire favorite, toasted marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate bars. If you want to eat a small, sweet snack while cuddling around a warm campfire on a cold night, or learn how to make s'mores at home, you came to the right spot. This guide will give you instructions on how to make s'mores at home expertly, which materials to use, and how to go about perfecting it. How to Make S'mores at Home Ingredients ~Marshmallows (Popularly, "Jet-Puffed") ~Chocolate Bars/Squares (Popularly, "Hershey's") ~Graham Crackers (Popularly, "Honeymaid") And, of course, you will need, a fire, or an oven, both leading to separate methods. We will go over both of these in this ...

How to Get Emergency Assistance in 3 Likely Places: Home, the Outdoors, and on Water

We scouts all love the outdoors and all it has to offer. But unfortunately, we often forget to consider all of the different ways that the outdoors can cause us injuries. This is inevitable—it's one of the many realities of life. But we can be ready for when fate strikes and can get help quickly. Read on to learn how to get emergency assistance at home, in the outdoors, and on the open water. Home In the case of an emergency at home, you should call 911 or directly take the victim to the nearest hospital (if possible). You should perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) in the case of unconsciousness or trouble breathing. Remember that CPR should only be performed if you know the proper technique. Put the victim in the shock/recovery position (leaning on one’s side) or a comfort...