How to make pumpkin cider.  This delicious drink a fun twist on classic apple cider.  It tastes like both pumpkins and apples for an intense fall flavor.  This is the perfect drink for parties, and you can make pumpkin cider non alcoholic or with alcohol for the adults.

Learn how to make a immune booster smoothie with Emergen C.  This is a delicious recipe with peaches, strawberries, and yogurt for a boost of vitamin C, protein, and fruits to support your immune system. I don't know about you, but I don't have time to be sick.  I work more than full time plus have kids.  If I take a day off, it can take several days to get caught up again.   I know it's the same for my fellow moms! That's why I take steps to support my immune system, like making this immune booster smoothie recipe.  It's an easy recipe, so you can make it even when you feel icky. Your kids will like this Vitamin C smoothie recipe too.  Shhh don't tell them that it's good for them! Immune Booster Smoothie Recipe How Can I Boost My Immune System Fast? This is a loaded question.  To support your immune system, you should eat a balanced diet and exercise all the time. Make sure you wash your hands often when you are out or touch things that could have germs.  

Learn how to make pumpkin spice hot chocolate bombs.  These adorable fall flavor cocoa bombs look amazing, but they are actually easy to make.  Use a drink mix packet to make this pumpkin spice hot cocoa bomb recipe for a quick and easy treat that also makes a great gift.

 How to make an apple crisp macchiato recipe.  This is for an apple crisp macchiato iced recipe and for the hot drink.  This delicious fall coffee drink is easy to make at home.  This has directions for making the apple syrup and then how to use it to make a Starbucks apple crisp macchiato copycat recipe.

This healthy pumpkin spice latte recipe has almost half the calories and one-third the sugars as the one from a coffee house, and it tastes amazing!  It’s low calories, sugar free, and can be vegan or dairy free if you prefer.   One of my guilty pleasures is stopping by Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts for a fancy coffee.  It's not one that I partake in often just due to the cost and the calories, but when we have an early appointment or I just want a special treat, I'll stop to grab a cup. I've been waiting for the pumpkin spice latte since last winter.  I want the flavor, but I don't want all of the calories and questionable ingredients, so I started experimenting at home to make a healthy pumpkin spice latte recipe. Most copycat sugar free pumpkin spice latte recipes call for a milk frother.  I don't have one, nor do I want to clutter my small kitchen with specialty tools.  I skipped the froth and instead added whipped cream on top. If you have a milk frother, feel fre