I used the Peanut Butter Cup Baby recipe and subbed tahini for the peanut butter. They were yummy… but the regular peanut butter ones are better.
Plus, they kind of look like meatballs 😕
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Yummy tahini babies! I love tahini and I bet I’d love these…I ate my last cashew baby yesterday. 🙁
Congrats on the money raised, even if it wasn’t astronomical…every little counts. Especially when it was all raised with the click of a button.
Katie, I think you are such a beautiful person…with everythinng you do on this blog. Anyone who says otherwise can go stick lol…
Keep doin what you are doin! <3
Those look so yummy!
I went and read your previous post about the haters. I am so sorry that you had to endure that; it never ceases to amaze me at what some people will say. In this day and age, a lot of times common decency will go out the window. People just don’t CARE anymore like they used to. I think it’s admirable that you are donating that money. I think you are empowering and a nice person, and that’s why I visit your blog. It’s people like you, and a few others that inspired me to start my own! So thank you. 🙂
Tahini babies that look like meatballs. I love you.
Oh Katie, you are so right. ANY amount of money raised is wonderful. You are so awesome, and kind, and generous. Thank you for being you.
Love,
HETB 😉
Cute tahini babies. Love the name. Glad your fundraising went well, although not to your goal, but as you said it all helps and goes to a good place. Keep on doing good sweetie!
Like others have said, every little bit helps! And, as I’m sure you know, your supporters and well-wishers far outweigh any silly negative commenters. Keep on being you, CCK! 🙂
There are always going to be people who react negatively to things, and this is one of those times. The point is, you (and most of you readers) know that you were trying to raise money for a good cause and that’s all that matters. What you are doing is amazng, and every little bit helps! 🙂
It doens’t matter what amount you raised…you did a fun charity drive and are generoulsy giving the funds to a good cause…feel GREAT about it!
I have to wait a few more days to try your mounds babies…I’m on a low sugar kick right now…boo…that and I am out of coconut butter products at the moment.
Good for you for using creativity and your blog to help others!
cheers!
I’ll keep clicking around this month. Tahini babies? I’m not the biggest tahini fan but hey, to each their own 😉
Giving your money for charity is so awesome. No matter how much you raised, you’re still making a difference!
Oh my word, you are amazing! Whatever the amount was, it is awesome that you just DID it. Plus, I would never be mad at you…haha, you brought fudge babies into my life. 🙂
Katie, you are always so filled with generosity, selflessness, and consideration for others. I think your project is a TERRIFIC success no matter the specific monetary value raised. The kindness and good intention with which you conducted this fundraiser are what are truly important. We all have no doubt that you are ensuring the funds contribute to making someone else’s day a little more pleasant. You are fantastic, Katie, thank you for your enduring goodwill.
Congrats on raising money for charity–period! Whatever the amount, it helps. 🙂
Wow! Katie, good job! You are so sweet to start the project in the first place. Way to be a good influence to the rest of us. I really like your thoughtful tahini HETB inspired babies. 🙂
Whoa, MaraNatha makes tahini? Interesting! I’ve never seen it before. Is it bitter? And haha, tahini meatballs 😀
I understand your reluctance to do another “Operation CCK”-type project. Some people are just so… errrgh. I won’t mind clicking around though, especially for all the baaaby pictures 😉