CAN I HAVE S’MORE? Creative Twists on the Campfire Classic
You’re just three ingredients away from the perfect summertime treat: chocolate, graham crackers, and marshmallows. The s’more is a fan favorite on camping trips and at backyard bonfires alike. Though they say you can’t improve perfection, we’ve found a few creative twists on the classic treat that will make your summer a little sweeter. The Elvis A campfire snack fit for a king — of rock ’n’ roll, that is. This s’more pays homage to Elvis Presley’s love of peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Swap out the chocolate bar for a peanut butter cup candy and add a few slices of fresh banana between the graham cracker and marshmallow. If you’re feeling particularly adventurous, you can even add some bacon. S’mores in a Jar Here are s’mores you can enjoy all year long. Layers of crushed graham cracker, melted marshmallow, and creamy chocolate turn a simple jar into a great dessert! Learn how to make the perfect s’mores on the go at family.disney.com/recipe/smores-in-a-jar. Strawberry S’more-cake If you really want to wow your guests at the next bonfire, try your hand at this creative take on the summertime classic. Gooey s’mores
meet fresh strawberry shortcake in a dessert that’s as delicious as it is original. Find the whole recipe, including tips on making the perfect shortcake, at aspicyperspective.com/smores-strawberry-shortcake- recipe. S’mOreo A simple but memorable twist on the campfire classic. Grab a box of Oreo cookies, pull a cookie apart, and use that in place of your graham cracker. The cream filling will pair nicely with the chocolate and toasted marshmallow. S’mores Milkshake Too hot for a campfire? Cool down with a s’mores milkshake! The trick is to lightly toast the marshmallows in the oven so they mix well with the other ingredients in the blender. Get the recipe at spoonfulofflavor. com/2013/08/30/smores-milkshake to enjoy this sweet treat even in the heat of summer. It’s the simple recipe that opens the door for creative interpretations of the classic s’more. Be adventurous this summer and see what great new s’mores you can create!
Working Through Your Own Claims When You Don’t Need a Personal Injury Attorney
After being involved in a car accident, many assume that their first response should be to hire a personal injury lawyer. However, this isn’t always the case. There are some circumstances that don’t require any legal involvement. If You’re Not Injured One situation in which you probably don’t need to hire an attorney is when you haven’t been injured. In many kinds of accidents, such as low- speed collisions, both drivers come out unhurt. If a vehicle is damaged but the driver is unharmed, a person may only have to worry about dealing with the insurance company to get the necessary compensation to repair the damages. Likewise, if an individual has suffered only very minor injuries, it’s probable that they can manage on their own and
complicated processes behind insurance, you may have a good reason to forgo hiring a personal injury attorney. Another good reason not to hire a lawyer is if you know the insurance company is giving you a fair amount. If the insurance company is offering enough to compensate you, hiring a lawyer will be needless. However, this is a rare occurrence. If an insurance company is refusing to give you adequate compensation, reach out to a lawyer. Putting in Your Time If you’re willing to put in the work, you can represent yourself and work through your claim. However, you will need to put in a lot of time and
effort — often, as much as a part- time job. An experienced personal injury lawyer knows what to do, how to do it, and how to do it well. Their expertise can add efficiency and give your claim the weight it needs. But if you’re confident and aware of the time and effort that needs to be put into a claim, you can pursue it on your own without hiring a personal injury attorney.
don’t need a personal injury lawyer. Facing Insurance Companies
Dealing with insurance companies can be complicated and confusing. However, if you know how insurance works, you can represent yourself when settling a claim, even if you’ve been seriously injured. Understand that buying insurance is very different from the claims process. Anyone can purchase insurance by going online. However, if you have a deep understanding of the
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