Isabel Yvonne

Original Recipe: https://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/banana_bread/ Hey Guys :) As you know I love to bake. And I love to try new recipes. So I thought I could let you know how my experiments turned out. So here is a new Banana Bread Recipe I tested. What you will need: 3 ripe bananas 1/3 cup of melted butter 1 teaspoon baking soda Pinch of salt 1/2 cup of sugar (the original recipe uses a 3/4 cup) 1 egg 1 1/2 cups of flour I would add some chocolate to sweeten the banana bread up  or some walnuts… To do: Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius. Grease a loaf pan (25cm). Mash the bananas with a fork until smooth. In a bowl add the bananas and the melted butter. Mix in the baking soda, salt, sugar and egg. As a last step add the flour and chocolate (if you like). Pour the mixture into the loaf pan and bake the mixture for 50mins. Enjoy! Disclaimer: I changed some parts of the original recipe to my liking. The origina

Hello Loves, Are you on the hunt for present ideas? Here is one  J I went on Pinterest to look for some cool ways to present pictures. And I found this idea … So here is how I recreated this idea: I bought a metal ring for plants/flowers and spray painted it golden (mine was 38cm). Make sure that your spray paint is suitable for metal. Now you have to wait 24h for the paint to try. Second step is to attach ribbon onto the metal ring. I used a white ribbon 25mm x 2,5m. To attach the ribbon I used a hot glue gun. It’s a little bit tricky to that but you can do it. Third step is to add some fake flowers and leaves.  I used some apple blossom  J Last step is to add some pictures to your frame (obviously  J ). My pictures had a size of 13 x 9cm. Disclaimer: The idea belongs to the person/company/blog in the link mentioned above. I just recreated this idea and made some changes to it. Please be careful whilst using the materials mentioned a

Hi my Loves, I’m currently sitting on a plane to Lanzarote. The flight is about 4 hours. So why not use the time to write a new Blog Post for you. Little disclaimer: I love to read what others bought and what they think about it. There are also some new laws that tell you to write ‘advertisement’ to posts which contain brand names etc. So if you are not promoting products but post about them you still have to write ‘advertisement’. So please don’t feel mislead if you read ‘advertisement’. I write those blog post and post pictures to all my social medias because I really enjoy taking pictures and giving you some of my thoughts about certain products. Thanks for understanding. So now to another haul, but this time it is mostly clothes. As I’m currently on vacation, you know, I bought a new Bikini. Bikinis from H&M are really affordable and last you a long time (I still use one which I bought 3 years ago and the colors are still there...maybe because it is

Hello Loves I’m back to writing :) In the last months I went shopping quite often… I went on a little vacation too. It’s festival season so I had to visit one. I went to World Club Dome and it was just amazing. Music is just one big part of my life and I absolutely love it. Back to what I got :) Let’s start with Nature Valley’s Crunchy. They come in 5 bags with 2 bars in every bag. They are just simple oat bars and a good snack between meals. Love it… One pack is about 2€. Tea addict alert.  Cupper is a „Natural and Fair“ tea company. And I love their green tea as well as the Cranberry&Rasberry Infusion. Just as simple as that. The school year is nearly over so it is time for a new Calendar. What I started last year, is to make my own Calendars. So I got this „OK, here’s the plan…“ note book. It’s from TKMaxx and costs around 5€. I split the sites into 6 parts, so from Mo-Fr and an extra for notes. If you need some inspiration you can visit my Pinteres

Hi Loves How are you all? I’m great, thanks for asking hahah So now you are curious how to make this lovely Rhubarb Crumble Cake? No problem, here’s the recipe: You will need a 30x40cm baking tray prep time: 45mins baking time: 45mi ns What you will need: 400g flour 2 teaspoons backing powder 250g butter 90g sugar 4 eggs 1 pinch of salt 100ml milk 1kg rhubarb  30g sugar 1 sachet of vanilla sugar 100g flour 100g grounded almonds 60g sugar 100g butter To do: For the topping you have to prepare the rhubarb. Remove the skin from the stalks and cut it into small 2-3cm big pieces.  In a large bowl you have to add sugar and vanilla sugar to the rhubarb pieces. Leave aside whilst you make the dough and the crumbles. Grease your baking tray and preheat the oven to 180°C. Stir the butter till it looks a lot paler. In stages add the sugar, the eggs and the salt. Mix the flour with the baking powder and add it to

Currently I’m sitting in my garden and enjoying the lovely weather. I was eager for writing a new blog post, but I didn’t know what I should write so here I am writing about one of my favourite hobbies - reading of course… Photo by  chuttersnap  on  Unsplash Reading can be a really expensive hobby, if you read as many books as me. So here is a good alternative from buying books or ebooks. I discovered Wattpad through an author. Isabelle Ronin wrote Always Red (which is by the way a really good book), but her books are also available on Wattpad. So I started scrolling through the page. At first I was a little skeptical, because the stories are divided in chapters but they somehow look strange… I don’t know why I thought that but it just seemed...strange ;). Instead of going left whilst reading, you scroll down. You can read stories on Wattpad through the website on your computer or through the app on your mobile device. At first the app had some small issues, after