Thomas Rhett - Beer Can’t Fix ft. Jon Pardi

Open the pantry, and you might see a lonely can of sweetened condensed milk on the shelf. And, you’ve probably wondered what to make with a can of condensed milk. This thick, ultra-sweet ingredient is a baking staple that adds richness and a creamy texture to desserts. It’s commonly used to make creamy pies and cheesecakes, fudge, chocolate sauces, bars, icebox cakes, and no-bake desserts. We’ve rounded up an assortment of indulgent desserts you can make with sweetened condensed milk.

Warm, homemade cornbread fresh from the oven… There are few side dishes as comforting. Generally, cornbread falls into two categories – sweet or savory. Hearty soup, stew, or chili, Southern comfort food, barbecue, and grilled meats are made for a slice of cornbread. Slater with butter and honey on a sweeter cornbread and you have a wonderful snack. If you’re looking for both sweet and savory cornbread recipes, you’re in the right place. From a classic Southern cornbread recipe to a sweet potato cornbread or a cheddar jalapeno cornbread, you’ll find a collection of the best cornbread recipes.

Weekend mornings are the perfect time to slow down and enjoy a special breakfast with your family. Nothing beats a big stack of pancakes or a plate of fluffy waffles. These pancake and waffle recipes feature old-fashioned favorites along with sweet recipes like condensed milk, red velvet, and carrot cake. Since they can be made in batches, they’re perfect for a weekend breakfast when you’re looking to feed a family, need a hearty breakfast for overnight guests, or are hosting a friend-filled brunch.