Happy 10.26 To You

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This post is partially sponsored by Peanut Butter and Co. And the number 26.

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I think that’s my 9th grade birthday? I’m pretty sure I ordered that shirt from dELiA*s, and the scrunchie suggests that it is still the mid-90s. Do I wish I were 15 again? Nope!! Currently feeling pretty happy with 34. And I’m glad to be an even number age again! I don’t really have any profound thoughts this morning. I have shared quite a few of those lately.

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But I do have some birthday oatmeal to share! I think my 24 year old self blogging back in 2007 would have approved ; )

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Peanut Butter & Co sent me a gift box full of some of their newer products to highlight in a post, including these Chocmeister spreads that come in both dark and milk chocolate flavors. They’re similar to that other chocolatey hazelnut spread that everyone loves but they are made with 25% less sugar and double the protein. Read all about ’em here!

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I made a pot of whipped banana cheesecake oats (which just means that I stirred in a quarter cup of cottage cheese at the end of cooking!) and topped them with strawberries and chocolate.

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Tasted like dessert, and kept me full for ages!

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Check out these other Peanut Butter & Co products included in my box – Bestie is almond and cashew butter. I love the name Bestie for the sister flavors to peanut butter 🙂 These flavors are really nutty and there is no added sugar. And Dark Chocolate Dreams has been a favorite for years <3

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Happy buttering! (Speaking of buttering…I’m off to find some birthday buttercream….)

Thanks to Peanut Butter & Co for sponsoring this post. And to the number 26, I love you. 



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