Retreat time.... what do you like to nibble on?

Anna Belle's caramel corn is enjoyed as a munchie anywhere I have taken it. I just really like that stuff a lot. Taria

I need to pack up to head to Shipshewana, Indiana tomorrow for 4 days of fabulous fun and sewing!

I never know what to pack for nibbling. I try to avoid the food table at all costs -- and rarely nibble much at all. And we have no refrigerator space (well -- a teeny tiny fridge that won't even hold a gallon of ilk) -- enough for a couple of coffee creamers. So that makes it hard to bring cut fruit. Apples, clementines, bananas -- those are easy....

but what else do you always like to find on the goodies table?

Kate in MI

Hey -- if you are in the area of Shipshewana Indiana -- all quilters are welcome to stop by!

"Bobbie Sews More" > Shucks! I read the subject line and thought you might were going to ask us all to drop by on Saturday! I was ready to bring chips and a dip!

Oreos. I couldn't have them for about a decade (they are being imported in the UK now, hurrah!) and I so, so missed them. I have a secret packet in the sewing room for chocolate emergencies. Plus you can dunk them in your cup of tea. Heaven.

-- Jo in Scotland

Are they importing the Double Stuff Oreos too? I can't buy them - I can't stop eating them, if they are in the house.

I am co-chairing my guild's retreat in June. We have 65 ladies intending. We bought about 35 pounds of left over Easter chocolate candy - M & M's, Hershey's kisses, Hershey's Mini-Bars. (It was so cheap - we couldn't pass it up:)) We'll also be bringing cashews for nibbling on.

Paul>> I need to pack up to head to Shipshewana, Indiana tomorrow for 4 days of