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Lambskin Leather Touchscreen Gloves
Gilded Age

Shield your hands against the bitter winds while sporting some put-together style. This pair checks off every box: they’re touchscreen friendly, created with smooth and sturdy lambskin leather, lined with a luxe wool-cashmere blend, and have a minimal shape thanks to the hidden internal seams. The sleek profile will feel snug at first, but will stretch slightly until they’ve molded to your hands. Pull them down to just past your wrist, and snap closed for a secure fit.

Wild Harvested White Pine Hand Salve, 2oz
Barnaby Black

Keep your skin soft without those globby lotions. This hand salve packs soothing essential oils and a lot of moisture into a sleek package – just scoop a little bit out, rub on, and forget all about the dry, cracked skin of winters past. It’s made by steam-distilling foraged pine boughs from the wilds of Rhode Island, which brings out the fragrant, resinous, all-natural magic locked inside. The deeply hydrating blend will refresh your skin during the arid winter months, leaving your hands (or face, elbows, and anywhere else you’ve got dry skin) in good shape.

Original Extra Strength Lozenges
Fisherman’s Friend

When the cold takes a toll on your throat, these are a trusted way to fight back. The recipe was originally made way back in 1865 for the rugged fishermen who had to endure long, cold ocean voyages, though it was eventually changed from a liquid to a lozenge to keep the glass bottles from shattering during choppy weather. The powerful formula will help soothe a sore throat, whether you’re on a frigid 19th century fishing boat or just trying to make it through the work day. Each pack contains 38 lozenges.

Learn how to make these awesome jalapeno poppers stuffed with cream and shredded cheese and BACON!! Double breaded and deep fried, these are sure to be a hit for your family or next get together! Perfect appetizer for parties, the Super Bowl, football games or just as a snack for the kids.

What you’ll need:
8 jalapeno peppers
8 oz cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup shredded co-jack cheese
4-5 slices bacon
2 eggs
1/4 cup milk
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 cups dry breadcrumbs
oil for frying

Start by frying the bacon. When nice and crispy, drain on paper towels and let cool.
To prep the peppers, cut in half lengthwise and scoop out the seeds and veins using a spoon. Use gloves for this is you have open sores or sensitive skin on your hands. Set aside.
In a medium bowl, combine the cream and shredded cheese. Add in crumbled bacon and stir to mix well. Put about 1 tablespoon of filling in each pepper half. Press down firmly into the pepper so there are no air pockets. Mound the filling up slightly. Continue with the rest of the pepper halves.
In a small bowl add the flour. In another bowl add the breadcrumbs. In a third bowl, combine the eggs and milk. Start the breading process by dipping the poppers into the egg, then the flour. Shake off excess flour and put back into the egg mixture. Let excess drip off and then dredge in the breadcrumbs. Set onto a plate and continue with the rest of the peppers. Let dry for about 10 minutes and then bread again by dipping into the egg again and back into the breadcrumbs. Again, let dry for 10 minutes before frying.
Heat oil in a heavy bottomed pan and heat over medium-high heat until oil reaches 350*F. When the oil is ready, slowly and carefully put a couple poppers into the oil and fry for 2-3 minutes or until golden brown. Remove to a paper towel lined plate to drain of excess oil. Serve with ranch dressing or your favorite dipping sauce. Makes 16 poppers. Enjoy!!

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