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A Must-Try Fourth of July S’mores Basket

July 11, 2022

Summertime fun is upon us, and most of us are spending time at the pool, the beach, Allatoona Lake or just at home in our backyards. I have a step-by-step guide for a summer and fall s’mores basket that you can grab anytime you head out to the lake, pool, beach, a Woodstock Summer Concert series show, or while you watch Fourth of July fireworks. It also is a great thing to have ready for impromptu guests at your home or a party in your backyard.

Fall usually is associated with making s’mores, since it’s a time when many people have bonfires, but, with a small tabletop container and some clean-burning sterno, you can have s’mores year-round.

The first thing you will need to get is a metal tabletop container, a personal and portable fire pit, or a deluxe s’mores roaster. You can find these online through Amazon or at local big box stores. Next, get a Sterno, but do not get one with citronella. I recommend an eco-friendly or green, clean-burning Sterno. Or, if you’re in the mood for a quick DIY, get a small, metal bucket and fill it with some river rock pebbles to house the Sterno.

To finish your s’mores basket project, you will need:
• roasting sticks
• a vintage or new picnic basket to hold everything (Check out local thrift shops or Facebook Marketplace for vintage baskets.)
• small containers and/or resealable bags
• graham crackers
• large marshmallows
• assorted chocolate

Once you have everything you need, place it all in your picnic basket, so it’s always ready to grab and go whenever you are.

I hope everyone has a safe and wonderful Fourth of July!

– Donna Broadus is a 28-year resident of Woodstock and the owner of Broadus Realty Group. She posts designing/staging tips on Instagram and Facebook. broadusrealtygrup.com.

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