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Happy Tuesday everyone! If I’ve learned one thing since starting this party it is to not look at all your links while I’m hungry. Frantic baking and eating (may) occur.

I have a quick request/question before we get to the party. This site is a Blogger site. I love the ease of it, but there are a few things lately I’ve been unhappy with on Blogger and am thinking about if I want to switch to Wordpress. I’ve never used Wordpress, but I like the look of the sites that use it. I also know there are two Wordpress sites: hosted (free, with add-on costs) and self-hosted. I don’t make money from this blog now, but hope too in the future (at least to cover the costs of all the sugar). I don’t know anything about self-hosting. I’d love to hear any advice you have about Blogger vs. Wordpress or switching to Wordpress or even about self-hosting vs. not. I don’t want to switch only to find out the grass is not greener, you know what I mean?

Okay, so here are the features this week:

Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip-Peanut Butter Chip Muffins from Lemon Drop. This picture is so beautiful I want to eat my screen.

No-Bake Cookie Balls from Aunt Nubby’s Kitchen. I love how my daughter can help me make these, almost from beginning to end.These will look great in my Christmas boxes this year.

Chocolate Chip Cookie Stuffed Crescent Rolls from Sweet Treats and More. Oh my gosh what a genius idea. Two of my favorite things (cookies and bread) all in one bite.

Mardi Gras Polka Dot Bundt Cake from Unique Party Food to Go. I love this idea, especially because I have a Babycakes Cake Pop Maker and am always trying to think of other uses for it.
There were so many good recipes this week. Thank you all for sharing them!

Each of these pictures have been pinned. The photos here belong to their respective blogs, I just borrowed them to showcase here.



Dorothy Kern

Welcome to Crazy for Crust, where I share recipes that are sometimes crazy, often with a crust, and always served with a slice of life.

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  1. It does seem that I read about people switching to Wordpress, rather than the other way around. I’m on Blogger, but I’m not going to try anything fancier than what I have. If you’re hoping to grow bigger, I’d suggest the move, and though it’s painful, probably the sooner, the better.

    Thanks for the invite!

  2. Hi Dorothy! I use blogger and I can’t really give you any advice because I’ve never used Wordpress, but I’ve read that switching to Wordpress does take a while. Good luck with the move (if you decide to do it!) and I’d love to hear about it.

    By the way, I’m sharing my post Crepes Filled with Lemon Basil Berries, which I made for my mom’s birthday.

  3. Hi Dorothy. First off, I love your blog header. Did you design it yourself? Next, you asked about Wordpress. I also use Blogger, but I’m have a new Website designed and they (as every serious author) suggested I switch to Wordpress. They said they can convert all of my Blogger posts to the new Wordpress blog. It isn’t done yet, but I wish I had gone with Wordpress from the start. I can’t tell you yet how the change will go. I’m thinking (if possible) to keep them both for a while). Since someone else will be doing the work for me, I don’t know how hard it would be for you to do the switch on your own. Every author and web designer I’ve talked to said they prefer Wordpress. Wish I had more details for you.

  4. Thanks for hosting! 🙂 I’m glad I’m already a follower of your blog or I would have missed the opportunity to link up.

    I switched over from Blogger back in February and it was the best move I’ve ever made, I swear. I’m self-hosted. Self-hosting meant I (or rather my husband, who’s my designer) could make changes to the coding and personalize the look and feel much more so than we’d have been allowed to had we gone with the free version.

    I highly, highly recommend the switch regardless of whether you go with .com or .org. And migrating is very, very easy too. I’d be happy to walk you through it when the time comes (I know we’re virtually strangers but I had help when I switched and would love to pay it forward!).