National

3/14/17

Tattletale

Did Trumps
Campain team associate
with Russian
ambassadors?

Is Butter
REALLY bad for you?

Easters
Coming!

Join us as we
show you THE
snack youll go
crazy for!
 Trump & Russia?

As many of you know, Donald J.

Trump is the president of the United States
of America, and with this, stories of Russian
controversy. Allegations of Russian
involvement have been directed at the
Trump Administration and Presidential
Cabinet(Such as Micheal Flynn). One of
these alleged suspects was Jeff Sessions. The
former Senator was nominated for Attorney
General by President Trump, and was sworn
into office Feb. 9th , 2017. During his
confirmation speeches, Sessions denied any
contact with Russian officials. A (more)
recent post shows that, during the campaign,
Sessions DID speak to the Russian
ambassador to the US, Sergey Kislyak.
Sessions apperently tried to knock the 2016
election in Trumps favor, and guess who
won? Trump. Trump is allying with Vladimir
Putin, which in turn, Trump WILL be Putins
puppet.
Is BUTTER really
that bad for you?
Have you ever thought of
the obesity rate? People prefer
butter over sugar, why?
Because a common
misconception is that butter is
healthier than sugar, as it turns
out, butter is NOT good for
you, but think about sugar.
Sugar is loaded with calories,
one gram of sugar has 4
calories per gram, while butter
has almost twice that amount.
So now the next time you want
a snack, choose something Easter Treats!
WITH sugar, instead of butter,
like chocolate for example. Around this time of year,
Catholicism and Protestantism
-Zac Bates and Christian Denominations,
celebrate easter, although
some people that do dont
have a religion. But whats a
celebration without treats! Our
experts have researched the
Bunny Cookies most scrumpcious easter treat!
INGREDIENTS

1 pouch Betty Crocker sugar

cookie mix
cup butter, softened
1 egg
cup Gold Medal all-purpose
flour
Betty Crocker gel food colors
Granulated sugar
cup Betty Crocker Rich &
Creamy vanilla frosting
cup powdered sugar
cup chocolate chips
36 jelly beans
 Bunny
Cookies cont.

1
Heat oven to 350F. In medium bowl, stir cookie mix, butter,
egg and flour until dough forms. Divide dough into 6 equal
portions, and color each portion with food color as desired.
2
Roll 1 portion of dough on lightly floured surface to 1/4-inch
thickness. Using 1 1/2-inch heart-shaped cutter, cut out 18
heart shapes. Cut 6 of the heart shapes in half for ears. Dip
shapes into granulated sugar. Tuck ears under 6 of the heart
shapes to form ears on bunny faces. Place all on ungreased
cookie sheet. Repeat with remaining portions.
3
Bake 5 to 7 minutes or until lightly golden brown.
4
Mix frosting and powdered sugar. Set aside 2 tablespoons of
the frosting. Spread frosting on bottom sides of heart shapes
without ears. Top each with heart shape with ears.
5
On lower back side of bunny, place dab of remaining 2
tablespoons frosting, and attach jelly bean for tail. In small
microwavable bowl, microwave chocolate chips uncovered on
High about 30 seconds or until chips can be stirred smooth.
Place in small plastic food-storage bag. Cut small opening in 1
corner of bag. Squeeze plastic bag to make eyes and nose for
each bunny. Let stand to set chocolate and frosting.
 Sources

https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes/bunny-sandwich-cookies/70b
416f9-32b1-474a-91de-18c984cd3dbe