fall soups
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35 Fabulous Fall Soups (she: Mariah)

I’m a little bit obsessed with fall; the weather, the leaves, the colors, the pumpkins, the clothes, and the SOUP! Fall soups. There is nothing quite like a hot bowl of soup on a chilly fall day to warm you right up!

Come check out these super delicious and super WARM fall soups that I rounded-up just for you! I’m ready to start checking off the list right now. 🙂

Pumpkin Butterscotch Pudding Cookies
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Pumpkin Butterscotch Pudding Cookies (she: Zainab)

Soft pumpkin pudding cookies are packed with sweet butterscotch and cinnamon chips to make these easy cookies a fall favorite!
Hello there friends! This is Zainab again from Blahnik Baker. It’s been a while since I shared a recipe with you so I brought these pumpkin butterscotch pudding cookies! Nothing says “Hello! I’m here!” better than a plate of warm spiced pumpkin cookies in my books. Am I right?

Slow Cooker Chunky Clam Chowder
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Slow Cooker Chunky Clam Chowder (she: Gina)

Hi there everyone!!! It’s Gina from Kleinworth & Co. Hope you all are as excited about this chilly fall weather as I am. The colors have faded here in North Idaho & the trees are bare. It won’t be long before the snow has fallen. Which means it’s time for soup. I love throwing a bunch of ingredients into the slow cooker & smelling that wonderfulness drifting through the house all day long. Then when it’s dark & it’s dinner time we can sit down for a warm bowl of something delicious. My current favorite is this slow cooker Chunky Clam Chowder.

Hairfinity Review ~ Helping Hair From the Inside Out

Hairfinity Review ~ Helping Hair From the Inside Out

I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t looking for ways to make my hair look fuller and thicker! I’ve tried everything from back-combing, to texturizing to coloring my hair just to try and make it look like I have more than I actually do. And to add insult to injury, my hair has started falling out more aggressively as I get older. So, when I had a chance to review Hairfinity Hair Vitamins, I jumped on it!

Bacon Apple Cheddar Biscuits (she: Cathy)
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Bacon Apple Cheddar Biscuits (she: Cathy)

These biscuits are soft, buttery, cheesy, and loaded with the delicious flavors of apple and bacon. They come together in a saucepan in just minutes, you bake them in muffin tins, and they make the perfect accompaniment to any dish. Namely turkey, or potatoes, or cranberries, or stuffing, or salad…! As for the theme, I’m thinking bacon! Can you really go wrong??

Come check out this delicious recipe for yourself!

Disney Inspired Apples – Tips and Tricks (she: Adelle)
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Disney Inspired Apples – Tips and Tricks (she: Adelle)

Hey Everyone, it’s Adelle from Packed with Fun, the official blog for Get Away Today. We love all things Disney, and let’s face it, candied apples are one of the best things about fall. So, we combined two of our greatest loves and have put together four different types of Disney inspired apples.
Some tricks for making your own apples – freeze your apples the night before dipping them in caramel. Then, be sure to refrigerate your apples for as long as possible before dipping in chocolate. Again, we recommend overnight if possible.

Now, onto the Disney-fication of your caramel apples!

Cheesy Bacon Potato Soup in a Bread Bowl (she: Jana)
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Cheesy Bacon Potato Soup in a Bread Bowl (she: Jana)

Happy Fall Or So She Says readers! It’s Jana here again from Double the Deliciousness and I’ve got a recipe that is so hearty, cheesy and perfect for Fall that it’ll be a staple on your Fall menu. For my family it’s a weekly staple!

I love that it is pretty inexpensive (minus the bacon…jeeze it’s getting out of control!) and easy to throw together. We don’t even peel our potatoes, just wash well and dice. This cheesy bacon potato soup can be ready in about 30 minutes. Perfect!

Support Our Troops with Marie Callender’s

Support Our Troops with Marie Callender’s

If you’ve ever lived outside of America, you know there are many things from home that you start to miss. Imagine being part of the many deployed troops who live in remote locations for extended periods of time with almost none of the comforts of home. Some of our readers may not have to imagine what that would be like. But for the rest of us, it’s something we can only begin to understand. However, we can ALL help make remote operating bases more enjoyable by supporting Marie Callender’s Comforts From Home Project – “a program dedicated to bringing the heartwarming feelings, flavors, and favorites of home to those who miss it most.”