Read Chocolate Box Girls: Coco Caramel Online
Authors: Cathy Cassidy
Tags: #Juvenile Fiction, #General, #Social Issues, #Love & Romance, #Self-Esteem & Self-Reliance, #Family, #Juvenile Nonfiction, #Siblings, #Marriage & Divorce
Chocolate Box Girls: Coco Caramel (26 page)
strawberries and stir into the finished lemonade instead of lemon slices.
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Banana Split
You need:
1 banana
vanilla ice cream
chopped nuts
chocolate sauce
Slice the banana in half lengthways, place in
a dish and arrnage three scoops of vanilla ice cream between the halves.
Decorate with a sprinkle of chopped nuts and a squoosh of
chocolate sauce!
You need:
3 chocolate chip cookies, crumbled
4 squares chocolate, grated
vanilla ice cream
chocolate ice cream
chocolate sauce
aerosal cream
In a tall glass, layer a scoop of vanilla ice
cream, a sprinkle of crumbled cookie, a scoop of chocolate ice cream and a layer of
grated chocolate, and another scoop of vanilla ice cream and a layer of crumbled cookie.
Top with a layer of squishy aerosol cream and decorate with grated chocolate and
sauce … bliss!
You need:
fresh strawberries
plain frozen yoghurt
strawberry yoghurt
strawberry sauce
Cut most of the fresh strawberries into
quarters then layer in a tall glass with the plain frozen yoghurt, strawberry yoghurt
and an occasional squirt of strawberry sauce.
Repeat the layers until you reach the top of the glass.
Finish off with the leftover strawberries and an extra squoosh of strawberry sauce!
How to make your very own friendship
bracelets
Friendship bracelets are great fun to make, and
even better to make with and for your best friend! There are lots of colours and patters
you can use to create a unique and special bracelet for y our friend.
Method 1:
The easiest way to make a
friendship bracelet is by plaiting.
1. Choose 3 colours of thread that you like.
2. Take 2 strands of each colour.
3. Tie a knot in the end of the 6 strands and separate
the different colours from each other.
4. Get your friend to hold the knotted end of the
bracelet and start plaiting the 3 colours together.
5. Once the bracelet is long enough to go around your
wrist, tie a knot in the other end.
6. Snip off any straggly ends and you’re
done!
This is more difficult but
you’ll end up with a cool pattern.
1. Take 6 strands of thread – choose
any colours you like.
2. Each strand represents a letter in
the word
FRIEND.
3. Tie a knot in the end of the 6
strands.
4. Arrange them in the order you like
and ask your friend to hold the end.
5. Take the first string on the left
F
and wrap it over and around the next string
R
to
make a knot. Pull up on
F
to tighten.
6. Make a second knot the same way
with string
F
over and around string
R
. Pull up on
F
to tighten.
7. Drop string
R
and
pick up string
I
. Make two knots with string
F
and
around string I.
8. Repeat on strings
E
,
N
and the last string
D
making
two knots on each with string
F
, now on the right. This makes a
complete row.
9. Continue the next row by taking the
first string on the left, now string
R
, and making two knots over and
around the other strings.
10. With each row the string on the
left is worked over the string on the right.
11. Once the bracelet is long enough,
to go around your wrist, tie a knot in the other end.
12. Snip off any straggly ends and
you’re done.
put them down’
Leyla
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Ellen
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Ruby
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Isabelle
– they are just THE BEST! You rock Cathy!’
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