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FREE Breast Cancer Awareness Party Printables

September 21, 2011 by Meaghan Mountford

To kick off National Breast Cancer Awareness month in October, Heather of Chickabug is sharing FREE Breast Cancer Awareness Printables, a 44-page collection of party printables for personal or fundraising use, including signs, donation cards, water bottle labels, cupcake wrappers, straw flags, treat bag labels, and more. See more party inspiration featured HERE at Amy Atlas. Thank you to Xiaolu of 6 Bittersweets, who photographed the shoot, for letting me know!

Hosting a Breast cancer awareness event? Check out these Breast cancer lapel pins and Breast Cancer decorations.

Looking for a fun way to promote Breast Cancer Awareness? How about making this DIY  Bra purse ? Check out the Orginal bra purse we created here.  You can use discount new bras or recycled bras too.  Old bra’s might be a fun way to memorialize the loss of breasts by turning your old bra into a purse.

 

 

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Comments

  1. BearyAnn says

    September 21, 2011 at 12:20 pm

    Along this same line is a shawl you might want to look at (not mine, not my site, not my pattern, no affiliation – I just think it is an awesome Breast Cancer item)

    This shawl is quick and easy to crochet. Makes a great gift for someone battling cancer or as a give away at a breast cancer awareness function.

    http://inspiredcrochetdesign.blogspot.com/2007/09/october-is-breast-cancer-awareness.html

  2. Emily says

    September 21, 2011 at 11:15 pm

    Not to be a terrible person (I love people with breast cancer too) but what about September being Childhood Cancer Awareness month. Did you know that Childhood cancer research is grossly under-funded? Lots of statistics here: http://curechildhoodcancer.ning.com/forum/topics/so-where-does-the-money-go

    And yet on the average, 36 children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer everyday in the United States…. No child should have Cancer.

    I know I’ve commented here for similar reasons (last september) — If you want something to promote about Childhood Cancer for this month? Could you post a link to this fund raiser? (http://www.createapepper.com/BigDay.aspx) Chili’s restaurant’s nationwide will be donating all their profits to St Jude’s Research hospital on Monday Sept 26th – that’s next monday!) Thanks!!

  3. meaghan mountford says

    September 22, 2011 at 7:09 am

    I promoted the party printables for breast cancer awareness because it’s a good cause, fits my category of Edible Crafts, and was submitted to me. There is plenty of room on this blog to promote any cause with those same three characteristics, including childhood cancer! Support of one cancer doesn’t de-value another, and I fully recognize the devastating effects of both diseases. In fact, I promoted a fundraising event for childhood cancers on this blog on August 16th.

    I searched and cannot find any comment you left last year. If you left a comment or comments similarly as this one, with a link in the comment, they likely went to spam. Luckily, this one somehow made it through the spam filter, and I happened to see it. Comments with links are often regarded as spam, so if you have a submission, it’s best to email me directly (as was the case with the printables) or use the “Send Us Gossip” button above. I’m happy to post on the Chili’s restaurant fundraiser, too, and I’ll email you this comment as well, in case you don’t revisit.

    And this is a good lesson to all…. if you have a submission, email me at [email protected] or click the “Send us Gossip” button!! Don’t leave links in the comments!!! Links left in comments tend to go to spam and I can’t guarantee I will see them.

    Thank you,
    Meaghan

  4. sherri says

    September 6, 2012 at 11:09 pm

    Thank you

  5. Belinda says

    October 22, 2012 at 10:20 am

    This has been so helpful to me. I am an eleven year breast cancer survivor. I sponsor a Breast Cancer Program every year. The ideas here really helped me out. Thank You

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6 Dairy-Free Keto Dinner Recipes Without Cheese or Dairy Cream

Keto dinner collections can start to look very similar after a while: cheese on the chicken, cheese in the casserole, and a generous splash of cream somewhere in between. That can be frustrating when you are looking for dairy-free keto diet recipes, or simply want a different sort of dinner. There are other ways to make a meal feel generous and full of flavour.

These dairy-free keto dinners use coconut milk or coconut cream, avocado, herbs and savoury sauces instead of relying on dairy. You will find curries, lettuce wraps, a soup and a chicken salad for a cooler evening. Coconut cream is included here; dairy cream, butter and ghee are not dairy-free substitutes.

Read ingredient labels as well as the recipe card, especially for curry paste, broth and bottled sauces. If you are avoiding dairy because of an allergy, check the suitability of the exact products you buy. Also check serving sizes and nutrition: dairy-free does not automatically mean very low carb, and the curry vegetables and sauces still count toward your daily total.

Keto Chicken Curry

The Coconut Mama uses coconut cream for a chicken curry with vegetables and spices. It is a proper cooking project rather than a five-minute assembly meal, so choose it when you have time for the full method. Check the published carb information before adding a side; this is not automatically the lowest-carb dinner in the collection.

Keto Coconut Shrimp Curry

Chichi Uguru’s coconut shrimp curry gives you a seafood option with a creamy coconut base. Allow for the marinating step as well as the cooking time. It is a good choice when chicken has featured rather often lately and you want dinner to head in a different direction.

Thai Basil Chicken Lettuce Wraps

All Day I Dream About Food brings Thai basil flavour to chicken lettuce wraps. The lettuce makes a fresh serving choice without needing cheese or a dairy sauce. Have the chopping done before cooking so you can enjoy the quicker pace once the chicken reaches the pan.

Keto Egg Roll in a Bowl

Abbey’s Kitchen’s egg roll bowl uses pork, vegetables and a savoury sauce instead of a creamy topping. It is a useful contrast to the coconut-based dishes in this collection. Check the sauce ingredients and serving nutrition, particularly if you are working with a tighter carb allowance.

Avocado Chicken Salad

Nom Nom Paleo’s avocado chicken salad is the no-stove option when you already have cooked chicken. Avocado supplies the creamy texture without mayonnaise or dairy cream. Follow the cucumber preparation in the recipe so the finished salad has the texture the creator intended.

Thai Coconut Chicken and Shrimp Soup

Keto-Mojo’s Thai coconut chicken and shrimp soup combines two proteins with a coconut base. Use unsweetened coconut cream, not sweetened cream of coconut, and read the broth and curry-paste labels. This is the bowl to consider when you want something warm and spoonable rather than another tray bake.

A little variety goes a long way when you are working around an ingredient you cannot use. Try one coconut-based dinner and one herb-and-vegetable option first, rather than assuming every dairy-free keto meal needs the same creamy replacement. Check each complete recipe before shopping so you can choose confidently.

Our easy keto soup recipes offer more bowls to browse, although that broader collection includes recipes with dairy, so check each one individually. Save these six dinners for the next time you want low-carb inspiration that gives the cheese grater an evening off.

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