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"  Who doesn&amp;#039;t love a white Christmas? But after you&amp;#039;re done admiring the view of rolling, snow-covered hills, making snowmen or angels, and sledding, what else can you do with it? We have some tasty ideas.  Maple candy If there are any Little House in the Big Woods fans out there, you&amp;#039;ll remember the big maple candy scene. Maple candy was a great treat during the pioneer days, which should give you a clue as to how simple it is to make. All you need is a pan of snow (a pie tin will work nicely) and a pot of maple syrup brought to a boil. Drizzle the hot syrup over the snow in thin lines then peel off the rapidly cooled, chewy, delicious candy. Just like great great great great great grandma used to make.  Snow ice cream Also known simply as snow cream, it&amp;#039;s the treat you always wanted in the summer: a seriously ice cold treat. It&amp;#039;s much easier to make than traditional ice cream - and faster. Make a cream-based syrup with sugar and vanilla extract (amounts depend on how much ice cream you are making and how sweet you want it to be but the standard is about one cup cream to a half cup sugar), add chocolate syrup if you want chocolate, coffee if you want coffee, etc. Then, grab a bucket of ice cream (or a bowl if you don&amp;#039;t have many clean buckets handy). Pour the mixture into the snow little by little until the concoction reaches the consistency you desire. If you add too much liquid, simply add more snow! Snow cones The hardest part about making snow cones in a snowy place is finding a cone. If you don&amp;#039;t have any and don&amp;#039;t feel like running to the store, simple use a cup or class things up by serving them in martini glasses. Scoop up some clean snow and then pour on flavored syrups or, for the adults, a good dose of alcohol. Try a combination of rum with pineapple juice and you&amp;#039;ll mistake the hills of snow for dunes of sand. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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