Barbara Williams Becomes the First For Every Home Consultant in the Continental U.S. to Reach Unit Director
After 35 years working for someone else, Barbara Williams Reaches Success with her own For Every Home Business
Blytheville, AR– December 10, 2009 – Becky Anderson, today announced that Barbara Williams, wife of Danny, mother to two, grandmother to 5, is the first of their For Every Home Consultants in the continental U.S. to reach Unit Director Status.
According to Barbara, after 35 years working in the school system and corporate world, she started her home party business because she fell in love with the product. Barbara states that she likes the fact that For Every Home considers their consultants' opinions.
“The founders of For Every Home, Becky and Paul Anderson, ask for our opinions and consider our input,” said Barbara. “I like being treated like that and I knew other women would too. My business is based on women, their ideas, their influence, their efforts and that is why I, and others like me, are so successful!”
It all started because Barbara felt she had a contribution to make and wasn’t being fulfilled in her then position. She had purchased a “sugar cookie” candle from sister company, For Every Body, and loved it so much she wondered if there was a way to make a business selling them. When she called For Every Body, she found they were starting a home party business and she waited anxiously to be a part of For Every Home's launch. Barbara became a consultant and built her new business after work hours. Two years later, she has a home business she is proud of, has won several trips to Cancun, Mexico and Salt Lake City as well as various other gifts and has met many wonderful people.
“I love being a consultant with For Every Home because it supports other women with great ideas and shares wonderful products at a great price,” says Williams. “I never thought I would be a savvy business owner yet I am very thankful to be a part of this growing company. I absolutely believe that we have the best product, know that Becky & Paul Anderson and the For Every Home staff are the best you could find anywhere. What's not to love?”
In 2007, Becky Anderson founded For Every Home to help make a difference in women's lives. As the successful founder of a multi-million dollar company, she is using over fifteen years of experience to give women the tools they need to make their business successful. All of the products at For Every Home are created by Becky and her team. She watches trends closely to make sure everything offered is something women will love to have in their homes. At For Every Home, business and fun begin at home. Join the family!
For more information please visit, www.foreveryhome.net/barbarawilliams http://ping.fm/O9Apc or please contact: Kim Power Stilson at 801-615-0035.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
See Jane Smith Score on For Every Body Shopping Spree!
For Every Body Fills BYU Student Shopping List, 15 gifts for under $75
Jane Smith Awarded “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” Final Shopping Spree
Utah County, UTAH – December 11, 2009 –For Every Body Founder, Becky Anderson, announced that the third “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” shopping spree was given today to Brigham Young University student, Jane Smith.
According to Jane Smith -- 20, BYU student, hometowns Hong Kong and Toronto, Canada -- when she arrived at the new For Every Body University mall outlet store with a shopping list -- that included her many brothers and sisters -- she had doubts as to whether a candle and home décor store offered gifts that she would be proud to give her family on her student budget. She accepted the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” challenge and found the For Every Body Holiday store in the University Mall had more than enough choices for her spree.
“The selection at the For Every Body made shopping easy and the prices were good. I don’t like to spend a lot of money but I do like quality gifts. The total of my purchases would have been $75 and I am ready for Christmas,” said Jane Smith. “The candles and warmers were a lot less expensive than other company’s candles and just as nice too.”
The spree is the final of three sprees to be by For Every Body to celebrate the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” initiative to help local Utah shoppers this holiday season.
According to Jane Smith, she is excited about the selection of gifts options offered for low prices at both the For Every Body outlet stores in the University Mall and in the Geneva road store in Lindon.
The 15 Gifts, chosen by Jane Smith for her parents, siblings, and roommates are listed by person and age (with anonymity respected to holiday gift receivers) and include For Every Body pricing and retail pricing comparisons, see below:
Gift #1 (Dad Age 50’s) – flat candle warmer and one caramel cake candle
Closest Popular Retail: $43.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $5 for warmer and $2 candle
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #2 (Mother, Age 40’s) – Wreath Home decor
Closest Popular Retail: $29.99
For Every Body Outlet Total: $14.99
With $1 gift wrap = $15.99
Gifts #3-7 (Roommates) – 11oz designer candles in guava, pear, mango & peach
Closest Popular Retail: $10.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $2 each
With $.50 gift wrap = $2.50 per gift
Gift #8 (Sister) – Twilight scented candle trio – Bella, Jacob & Edwards scents.
Closest Popular Retail: $37.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $9
With $1 gift wrap = $10
Gift #9 (Brother-in-law) – flat candle warmer and candle
Closest Popular Retail: $43.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $5 for warmer and $2 caramel cake candle
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #10 (Sister) – home décor candle holder with 4-pak pumpkin spice votives
Closest Popular Retail Price: $25.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $3 & $2
With $1 gift wrap = $6
Gift #11 (Brother) – Glazed Donut Candle
Closest Popular Retail: $43.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $5 for warmer and $2 caramel cake candle
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #12 (Sister, Age 19) – Holiday home décor
Closest Popular Retail Price: $25.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $9.99
With $1 gift wrap = $10.99
Gifts #13-15 (Friends) – votive holders and votives
Closet Popular Retail Price: $6
For Every Body Outlet Total: .50 cents each
With gift wrap = $1.50
Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body offers up to 75% off on their soy-based specialty topper candles in customer favorite fragrances -- Sugar Cookie, Pumpkin Pie, Holiday Pine, Gingerbread and more – and on candle accessories like warmers as well as everything from Halloween to Christmas home décor items and gifts. Prices start at .10 cents with all candles under $9 while supplies last. Please visit either the new For Every Body holiday location in the University Mall in Orem or the For Every Body Geneva road outlet in Lindon. For more information about new store or about For Every Body products, please call (801)443-1961.
About For Every Body
For Every Body was founded in 1995, in Lindon, Utah as a retailer of bath and body products by Becky Anderson and her daughters. In 2000, the company began producing soy-based candles with industry-unique specialty toppers as an addition to the bath and body line. The one-of-a kind candles are produced at the Geneva Road facility in Lindon and then sold to major retailers across the country. The excess candle inventory is sold at the Lindon located outlet store on Geneva road and at the holiday University Mall location for up to 75% off retail price. Additionally, the company offers home décor items and scrapbook supplies as a way to fulfill the company’s mission to “offer something for every season, occasion and event.” For more information please visit, www.foreverybody.com or please contact: 801-377-2494.
For Immediate Release
December 11, 2009
Contact: Kim Power Stilson
Kim.Stilson@foreverybody.com
(801)-443-1961
Jane Smith Awarded “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” Final Shopping Spree
Utah County, UTAH – December 11, 2009 –For Every Body Founder, Becky Anderson, announced that the third “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” shopping spree was given today to Brigham Young University student, Jane Smith.
According to Jane Smith -- 20, BYU student, hometowns Hong Kong and Toronto, Canada -- when she arrived at the new For Every Body University mall outlet store with a shopping list -- that included her many brothers and sisters -- she had doubts as to whether a candle and home décor store offered gifts that she would be proud to give her family on her student budget. She accepted the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” challenge and found the For Every Body Holiday store in the University Mall had more than enough choices for her spree.
“The selection at the For Every Body made shopping easy and the prices were good. I don’t like to spend a lot of money but I do like quality gifts. The total of my purchases would have been $75 and I am ready for Christmas,” said Jane Smith. “The candles and warmers were a lot less expensive than other company’s candles and just as nice too.”
The spree is the final of three sprees to be by For Every Body to celebrate the “Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body” initiative to help local Utah shoppers this holiday season.
According to Jane Smith, she is excited about the selection of gifts options offered for low prices at both the For Every Body outlet stores in the University Mall and in the Geneva road store in Lindon.
The 15 Gifts, chosen by Jane Smith for her parents, siblings, and roommates are listed by person and age (with anonymity respected to holiday gift receivers) and include For Every Body pricing and retail pricing comparisons, see below:
Gift #1 (Dad Age 50’s) – flat candle warmer and one caramel cake candle
Closest Popular Retail: $43.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $5 for warmer and $2 candle
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #2 (Mother, Age 40’s) – Wreath Home decor
Closest Popular Retail: $29.99
For Every Body Outlet Total: $14.99
With $1 gift wrap = $15.99
Gifts #3-7 (Roommates) – 11oz designer candles in guava, pear, mango & peach
Closest Popular Retail: $10.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $2 each
With $.50 gift wrap = $2.50 per gift
Gift #8 (Sister) – Twilight scented candle trio – Bella, Jacob & Edwards scents.
Closest Popular Retail: $37.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $9
With $1 gift wrap = $10
Gift #9 (Brother-in-law) – flat candle warmer and candle
Closest Popular Retail: $43.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $5 for warmer and $2 caramel cake candle
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #10 (Sister) – home décor candle holder with 4-pak pumpkin spice votives
Closest Popular Retail Price: $25.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $3 & $2
With $1 gift wrap = $6
Gift #11 (Brother) – Glazed Donut Candle
Closest Popular Retail: $43.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $5 for warmer and $2 caramel cake candle
With $1 gift wrap = $8
Gift #12 (Sister, Age 19) – Holiday home décor
Closest Popular Retail Price: $25.00
For Every Body Outlet Total: $9.99
With $1 gift wrap = $10.99
Gifts #13-15 (Friends) – votive holders and votives
Closet Popular Retail Price: $6
For Every Body Outlet Total: .50 cents each
With gift wrap = $1.50
Recession-Proof Giving For Every Body offers up to 75% off on their soy-based specialty topper candles in customer favorite fragrances -- Sugar Cookie, Pumpkin Pie, Holiday Pine, Gingerbread and more – and on candle accessories like warmers as well as everything from Halloween to Christmas home décor items and gifts. Prices start at .10 cents with all candles under $9 while supplies last. Please visit either the new For Every Body holiday location in the University Mall in Orem or the For Every Body Geneva road outlet in Lindon. For more information about new store or about For Every Body products, please call (801)443-1961.
About For Every Body
For Every Body was founded in 1995, in Lindon, Utah as a retailer of bath and body products by Becky Anderson and her daughters. In 2000, the company began producing soy-based candles with industry-unique specialty toppers as an addition to the bath and body line. The one-of-a kind candles are produced at the Geneva Road facility in Lindon and then sold to major retailers across the country. The excess candle inventory is sold at the Lindon located outlet store on Geneva road and at the holiday University Mall location for up to 75% off retail price. Additionally, the company offers home décor items and scrapbook supplies as a way to fulfill the company’s mission to “offer something for every season, occasion and event.” For more information please visit, www.foreverybody.com or please contact: 801-377-2494.
For Immediate Release
December 11, 2009
Contact: Kim Power Stilson
Kim.Stilson@foreverybody.com
(801)-443-1961
Good news for Grandma!!!
Grandmother Becomes First in U.S. to Reach Unit Director with the For Every Home Company
After 35 years working for someone else, Barbara Williams Reaches Success with her own For Every Home Business
Blytheville, AR– December 10, 2009 – Becky Anderson, today announced that Barbara Williams, wife of Danny, mother to two, grandmother to 5, is the first of their For Every Home Consultants in the U.S. to reach Unit Director Status.
According to Barbara, after 35 years working in the school system and corporate world, she started her home party business because she fell in love with the product. Barbara states that she likes the fact that For Every Home considers their consultants' opinions.
“The founders of For Every Home, Becky and Paul Anderson, ask for our opinions and consider our input,” said Barbara. “I like being treated like that and I knew other women would too. My business is based on women, their ideas, their influence, their efforts and that is why I, and others like me, are so successful!”
It all started because Barbara felt she had a contribution to make and wasn’t being fulfilled in her then position. She had purchased a “sugar cookie” candle from sister company, For Every Body, and loved it so much she wondered if there was a way to make a business selling them. When she called For Every Body, she found they were starting a home party business and she waited anxiously to be a part of For Every Home's launch. Barbara became a consultant and built her new business after work hours. Two years later, she has a home business she is proud of, has won several trips to Cancun, Mexico and Salt Lake City as well as various other gifts and has met many wonderful people.
“I love being a consultant with For Every Home because it supports other women with great ideas and shares wonderful products at a great price,” says Williams. “I never thought I would be a savvy business owner yet I am very thankful to be a part of this growing company. I absolutely believe that we have the best product, know that Becky & Paul Anderson and the For Every Home staff are the best you could find anywhere. What's not to love?”
In 2007, Becky Anderson founded For Every Home to help make a difference in women's lives. As the successful founder of a multi-million dollar company, she is using over fifteen years of experience to give women the tools they need to make their business successful. All of the products at For Every Home are created by Becky and her team. She watches trends closely to make sure everything offered is something women will love to have in their homes. At For Every Home, business and fun begin at home. Join the family!
For more information please visit, www.foreveryhome.net/barbarawilliams http://ping.fm/wTLtf or please contact: Kim Power Stilson at 801-615-0035. Media Contact: Kim Power Stilson
Kim.Stilson@foreverybody.com
(801)-615-0035
After 35 years working for someone else, Barbara Williams Reaches Success with her own For Every Home Business
Blytheville, AR– December 10, 2009 – Becky Anderson, today announced that Barbara Williams, wife of Danny, mother to two, grandmother to 5, is the first of their For Every Home Consultants in the U.S. to reach Unit Director Status.
According to Barbara, after 35 years working in the school system and corporate world, she started her home party business because she fell in love with the product. Barbara states that she likes the fact that For Every Home considers their consultants' opinions.
“The founders of For Every Home, Becky and Paul Anderson, ask for our opinions and consider our input,” said Barbara. “I like being treated like that and I knew other women would too. My business is based on women, their ideas, their influence, their efforts and that is why I, and others like me, are so successful!”
It all started because Barbara felt she had a contribution to make and wasn’t being fulfilled in her then position. She had purchased a “sugar cookie” candle from sister company, For Every Body, and loved it so much she wondered if there was a way to make a business selling them. When she called For Every Body, she found they were starting a home party business and she waited anxiously to be a part of For Every Home's launch. Barbara became a consultant and built her new business after work hours. Two years later, she has a home business she is proud of, has won several trips to Cancun, Mexico and Salt Lake City as well as various other gifts and has met many wonderful people.
“I love being a consultant with For Every Home because it supports other women with great ideas and shares wonderful products at a great price,” says Williams. “I never thought I would be a savvy business owner yet I am very thankful to be a part of this growing company. I absolutely believe that we have the best product, know that Becky & Paul Anderson and the For Every Home staff are the best you could find anywhere. What's not to love?”
In 2007, Becky Anderson founded For Every Home to help make a difference in women's lives. As the successful founder of a multi-million dollar company, she is using over fifteen years of experience to give women the tools they need to make their business successful. All of the products at For Every Home are created by Becky and her team. She watches trends closely to make sure everything offered is something women will love to have in their homes. At For Every Home, business and fun begin at home. Join the family!
For more information please visit, www.foreveryhome.net/barbarawilliams http://ping.fm/wTLtf or please contact: Kim Power Stilson at 801-615-0035. Media Contact: Kim Power Stilson
Kim.Stilson@foreverybody.com
(801)-615-0035
Monday, December 7, 2009
Women in Technology Have Big Hearts
This is a great blog post by Becky Anderson of For Every Body . . . I work for her but I think she rocks! :) She really gets what it takes to be a mom and a savvy business woman and she still has a big heart! ;)
I received this great email from Kim Kim Chiu, Assistant Director of Career & Technical Education at Utah Valley University! They asked for a donation of 30 bottles of our yummy smelling For Every Body lotion and candles for their gift bags for young mothers and we are only too happy to help because they are doing some great things for the community. You may read this, like I did, and want to help too!
The holidays can be tough for people at any time but if you are a struggling young mother with a baby to care for the world can sometimes be a pretty cold place. As a mom and grandmother and the owner of For Every Body and For Every Home, I applaude the efforts the Women in Technology Organization is making! Good for them! And, good for you if you can share a little Christmas Cheer to help their project!
Women in Technology Christmas Project
On Friday, December 11, 2009, UVU’s Women in Technology student organization and UVU staff members will be spreading some Christmas cheer at the Legacy High School in Springville. The Legacy program helps young mothers graduate from High School in a supportive environment and provides daycare services within the facility. We will be providing lunch for the students and will distribute presents for the mothers and their babies. In addition to these presents, we will help out with much needed formula and diapers for the high school to use in the nursery.
This is the second year that the UVU Women in Technology has helped with donations for the Legacy High School. Our goal is not only to help out with monetary necessities but expose the girls to opportunities to improve their situation. We emphasize the importance of post-secondary education and provide information on different programs that can help them should they decide to go to college.
Many of these girls think college is beyond their reach, so we start talking about the one and two-year programs which is easier for them to envision. It is our hope that we can inspire them to move forward and become self-sufficient with the right kind of training.
Call Kim Chiu if you want to help too!
Kim Chiu
Assistant Director
Career & Technical Education
Utah Valley University
801-863-8563
I received this great email from Kim Kim Chiu, Assistant Director of Career & Technical Education at Utah Valley University! They asked for a donation of 30 bottles of our yummy smelling For Every Body lotion and candles for their gift bags for young mothers and we are only too happy to help because they are doing some great things for the community. You may read this, like I did, and want to help too!
The holidays can be tough for people at any time but if you are a struggling young mother with a baby to care for the world can sometimes be a pretty cold place. As a mom and grandmother and the owner of For Every Body and For Every Home, I applaude the efforts the Women in Technology Organization is making! Good for them! And, good for you if you can share a little Christmas Cheer to help their project!
Women in Technology Christmas Project
On Friday, December 11, 2009, UVU’s Women in Technology student organization and UVU staff members will be spreading some Christmas cheer at the Legacy High School in Springville. The Legacy program helps young mothers graduate from High School in a supportive environment and provides daycare services within the facility. We will be providing lunch for the students and will distribute presents for the mothers and their babies. In addition to these presents, we will help out with much needed formula and diapers for the high school to use in the nursery.
This is the second year that the UVU Women in Technology has helped with donations for the Legacy High School. Our goal is not only to help out with monetary necessities but expose the girls to opportunities to improve their situation. We emphasize the importance of post-secondary education and provide information on different programs that can help them should they decide to go to college.
Many of these girls think college is beyond their reach, so we start talking about the one and two-year programs which is easier for them to envision. It is our hope that we can inspire them to move forward and become self-sufficient with the right kind of training.
Call Kim Chiu if you want to help too!
Kim Chiu
Assistant Director
Career & Technical Education
Utah Valley University
801-863-8563
I received this great email from Kim Kim Chiu, Assistant Director of Career & Technical Education at Utah Valley University! They asked for a donation of 30 bottles of our yummy smelling For Every Body lotion and candles for their gift bags for young mothers and we are only too happy to help because they are doing some great things for the community. You may read this, like I did, and want to help too!
The holidays can be tough for people at any time but if you are a struggling young mother with a baby to care for the world can sometimes be a pretty cold place. As a mom and grandmother and the owner of For Every Body and For Every Home, I applaud the efforts the Women in Technology Organization is making! Good for them! And, good for you if you can share a little Christmas Cheer to help their project!
Women in Technology Christmas Project
On Friday, December 11, 2009, UVU’s Women in Technology student organization and UVU staff members will be spreading some Christmas cheer at the Legacy High School in Springville. The Legacy program helps young mothers graduate from High School in a supportive environment and provides daycare services within the facility. We will be providing lunch for the students and will distribute presents for the mothers and their babies. In addition to these presents, we will help out with much needed formula and diapers for the high school to use in the nursery.
This is the second year that the UVU Women in Technology has helped with donations for the Legacy High School. Our goal is not only to help out with monetary necessities but expose the girls to opportunities to improve their situation. We emphasize the importance of post-secondary education and provide information on different programs that can help them should they decide to go to college.
Many of these girls think college is beyond their reach, so we start talking about the one and two-year programs which is easier for them to envision. It is our hope that we can inspire them to move forward and become self-sufficient with the right kind of training.
Call Kim Chiu if you want to help too!
Kim Chiu
Assistant Director
Career & Technical Education
Utah Valley University
801-863-8563
The holidays can be tough for people at any time but if you are a struggling young mother with a baby to care for the world can sometimes be a pretty cold place. As a mom and grandmother and the owner of For Every Body and For Every Home, I applaud the efforts the Women in Technology Organization is making! Good for them! And, good for you if you can share a little Christmas Cheer to help their project!
Women in Technology Christmas Project
On Friday, December 11, 2009, UVU’s Women in Technology student organization and UVU staff members will be spreading some Christmas cheer at the Legacy High School in Springville. The Legacy program helps young mothers graduate from High School in a supportive environment and provides daycare services within the facility. We will be providing lunch for the students and will distribute presents for the mothers and their babies. In addition to these presents, we will help out with much needed formula and diapers for the high school to use in the nursery.
This is the second year that the UVU Women in Technology has helped with donations for the Legacy High School. Our goal is not only to help out with monetary necessities but expose the girls to opportunities to improve their situation. We emphasize the importance of post-secondary education and provide information on different programs that can help them should they decide to go to college.
Many of these girls think college is beyond their reach, so we start talking about the one and two-year programs which is easier for them to envision. It is our hope that we can inspire them to move forward and become self-sufficient with the right kind of training.
Call Kim Chiu if you want to help too!
Kim Chiu
Assistant Director
Career & Technical Education
Utah Valley University
801-863-8563
Friday, December 4, 2009
Scrumptious Cranberry Salsa!
This is so good and so healthy and refreshing . . . my lovely neighbor Elaine shared this at a neighborhood emergency preparedness meeting and it was such a hit I took it over to my family's Thanksgiving Dinner! It was a hit there too! It is easy to make and truly yummy -- don't let the cranberry and the salsa in the same title scare you!!! :) Kim Power Stilson
My neighbor Elaine's daughter Paige's Cranberry Salsa
1 (12 oz.) pkg fresh cranberries
1 med jalapeno without the seeds
4-5 green onions
1-2 Tbsp fresh Cilantro
1/4 tsp Cumin
Dash of Garlic
3/4 cup of sugar
Put all ingredients (except sugar) in food processor. Process until mixture in coarsely chopped. Stir in Sugar. Store in fridge over night to allow flavors to blend. Spoon over a brick of cream cheese and server with crackers and tortilla chips.
My neighbor Elaine's daughter Paige's Cranberry Salsa
1 (12 oz.) pkg fresh cranberries
1 med jalapeno without the seeds
4-5 green onions
1-2 Tbsp fresh Cilantro
1/4 tsp Cumin
Dash of Garlic
3/4 cup of sugar
Put all ingredients (except sugar) in food processor. Process until mixture in coarsely chopped. Stir in Sugar. Store in fridge over night to allow flavors to blend. Spoon over a brick of cream cheese and server with crackers and tortilla chips.
Love those brownies
During the holidays, my sister Evelyn Power (yes the name sounds old but she is young and beautiful) makes THE BEST brownies. We all line up to eat them. My kids think they are magic . . . the disappear quickly! Calorie rich but worth it!
Since I won't get to see her or her family over the holidays I am making the brownies for a family party -- Chad's side, yea, Chad has a side now -- so thought I would share the magic with those of you who would like to enjoy a POWER family tradition! Cheers!
Evelyn Power Bilotta's CHOCOLATE CARAMEL BROWNIES
1 pkg. Kraft caramels1
(8 oz.) can of evaporated milk
3/4 stick butter
1 pkg. German chocolate cake mix
1 c. chopped pecans
1 c. chocolate chips
Melt one package of Kraft caramels and 2/3 cup of evaporated milk. In a mixing bowl melt 3/4 stick of butter. Add German chocolate cake mix, 1 cup of chopped pecans and 1/3 cup of evaporated milk. Mix into a batter.Spread half of the batter in a greased and floured pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 8 minutes. Pour melted caramel over batter (after baked). Sprinkle 1 cup of chocolate chips on top and sprinkle the other half of the batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 18-20 minutes.
Since I won't get to see her or her family over the holidays I am making the brownies for a family party -- Chad's side, yea, Chad has a side now -- so thought I would share the magic with those of you who would like to enjoy a POWER family tradition! Cheers!
Evelyn Power Bilotta's CHOCOLATE CARAMEL BROWNIES
1 pkg. Kraft caramels1
(8 oz.) can of evaporated milk
3/4 stick butter
1 pkg. German chocolate cake mix
1 c. chopped pecans
1 c. chocolate chips
Melt one package of Kraft caramels and 2/3 cup of evaporated milk. In a mixing bowl melt 3/4 stick of butter. Add German chocolate cake mix, 1 cup of chopped pecans and 1/3 cup of evaporated milk. Mix into a batter.Spread half of the batter in a greased and floured pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 8 minutes. Pour melted caramel over batter (after baked). Sprinkle 1 cup of chocolate chips on top and sprinkle the other half of the batter. Bake at 350 degrees for 18-20 minutes.
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