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What ice cream flavors are my ocs?

Named story edition

Sugar and Spice

Anise: Spiced Chai ice cream

Rosemary: Moose tracks ( vanilla ice cream, fudge, and peanut butter cup)

Saffron: saffron

Sage: Ben and Jerry's Half baked( Chocolate, and vanilla ice with cookie dough and brownie)

Tourist Season

Jackson: Ben and Jerry's Change is brewing ( coffee ice cream, marshmallow and brownie )

Cheyenne: Chili mango ice cream

Casper: Key lime pie ice cream

Alaska: Cosmic brownie Ice cream

Vegas: cookies and cream ice cream

Deconstruction

Barry: chocolate peanut butter ice cream

Connor: malted milk ice cream

Susannah: margarita sorbet

Millie: salted caramel ice cream

Lucky: churro ice cream

Fallen

Bernadette: pineapple sorbet

Akihito: matcha and adazuki bean ice cream

It’s complicated

Liam: mocha ice cream

Hannah: champagne sorbet

Callum: black sesame ice cream

Apple: Apple pie ice cream

Jillian: cherry Garcia ice cream

Lexicon: chocolate swirl ice cream

Evensfeld

Azalea: French vanilla

Parker: Chunky Monkey ( Banana ice cream and fudge)

Rex: Bourbon-honey ice cream

Mercy: Strawberry Cheesecake ice cream

Avery: Biscoff cookie butter ice cream

Alaina: dark chocolate raspberry ice cream

Asa: Mixed berry ice cream

Dolly: huckleberry ice cream

Phyr: Chili chocolate ice cream

Bright: blue raspberry sorbet

Piper: honey-lemon ice cream

In Medium/Dead Air/ Earth Phi

Georgie: Nutella ice cream

Tamerlane: S’more ice cream

Val: coquito ice cream

Adora: Strawberry shortcake ice cream

Serafina: Cinnamon ice cream

Hamlet: shortbread ice cream

Greg: pistachio ice cream

Kim: bubblegum ice cream

Irena: mascarpone ice cream

Alma: Strawberry marshmallow ice cream

Subversion

Lucas: cinnamon roll ice cream

Calamity: cotton candy ice cream

Saga

Saga: oatmeal cookie ice cream

Emika: pomegranate sorbet

Ephit: mac and cheese ice cream

Keyes: Zebra cake ice cream

Godlings

Crescent: starfruit sorbet

Clay: dirt cake ice cream

Ethan: hibiscus sorbet

Run of room

Irida: rainbow sherbet

Link: maple and pancake ice cream

Trent: toasted marshmallow ice cream

Marcella Moore, mad scientist

Marcella: cereal milk ice cream

Will: birthday cake ice cream

Shards

Charlie: Neapolitan ice cream

Dash: Wanderlust creamery’s Vietnamese Rocky road

Via: Cheesecake ice cream

Konoha: Beachcomber ( blue fruit-flavored ice cream with pop rocks)

Magical investigation unit

Mora: blackberry jam ice cream

Cecil: rose ice cream

Declan: rocky road ice cream

Kyle: plain coffee ice cream

Gretchen: kiwi ice cream

Teddy: energy drink ice cream

Aeryis

Wisteria: honey lavender ice cream

Byron: mint chip ice cream

Mark: Dark chocolate orange ice cream

Jessica: fig and goat cheese ice cream

Pandemonium

Glory: Blue moon (fruit loops flavored blue ice cream)

Naz: sour watermelon ice cream

Abel: cardamom ice cream

Error 404

Atlas: sour gummy worm ice cream

Freya: French toast ice cream

Billy: chocolate ice cream

Ocula: <÷=/<*^ ice cream

Heralds

Everest: melona ice cream bar

Naika: Strawberry lemonade sorbet

Everly: dirt cup ce cream

Maple: sakura flavored ice cream

Roommates

Ben: munchies ice cream ( cake or vanilla flavored ice cream with m&ms, caramel and pretzels)

Lucy: pumpkin spice ice cream

Kinfolk

JD: Cherry limeade slushie with nerds and Strawberry syrup

Remington: rose green tea ice cream

Layla: ube ice cream

Eina: cherry cola ice cream

Lynn: black and white cookie ice cream

Eldritch Hearts- family

Kaede: mountain dew ice cream

Nils: salted licorice ice cream

Daichi: citrus ice cream

Fans

Toby: Superman ice cream ( blue moon, red pop, and lemon ice cream)

Tiara: tiger’s blood ice cream( coconut, Strawberry and watermelon)

Orchid: honey lavender ice cream

Rhett: watermelon sorbet

Ripley: Twinkies ice cream

Crash and burn

Anika: taro mochi ice cream

Kiah: honeycomb ice cream

Fennel: Monster cookie dough ice cream

Kokoro: raspberry sorbet

Atticus: butter cake ice cream

Aspen: basil ice cream

Mrs. St. Martin: dark chocolate ice cream

Careless

Care: mystery airhead ice cream

Sin: pandan and pineapple ice cream

Annie: halo-halo ice cream

Brad: hot chocolate ice cream

Oakley: Banana split ice cream

Champ: Vanilla bean ice cream

Courtney: off brand Vanilla ice cream

St. Germaine’s Academy

Cake: milk bar pie ice cream

Beatriz: root beer float ice cream

Beau: passion fruit sorbet

Pwyll: caramel corn ice cream

Pavana: POG ice cream

Leah: peanut butter pretzel

The Field

Isadora: bizochito ice cream

Sebastian: blueberry-lemon ice cream

Neil: gingerbread ice cream

Geranium

Aurelia: apricot ice cream

Cobalt: dark chocolate with cookie dough ice cream

Ferris: Milky way ice cream

Quince: Quince ice cream

Beasthunters

Mei: jasmine tea ice cream

Weston: Kinder ice cream

Tien: strawberry sorbet with Strawberry popping boba

Erin: almonds ice cream

Superpower therapy

Zariah: sour patch kid ice cream

Anthony: turtle ice cream ( Chocolate, pecan, and caramel)

Skai: Blue raspberry sorbet with marshmallow swirl

Brittney: low-fat vanilla ice cream

Junpei: Lemon meringue pie ice cream

Something is tearing us apart

Vela: oatmilk ice cream

Fionna: lavender earl gray tea ice cream

Blake: caramel cookie dough ice cream

Not!Graham: Vanilla frozen yogurt

Birds of a feather

Kieran: peach cobbler ice cream

Penelope: brown sugar boba ice cream

Kissing Strangers

Ada: Strawberry chocolate ice cream

Brennan: triple chocolate ice cream

Old Harbour

Lissy: Orange sherbet

Chamomile: Earl Gray tea ice cream

Morgan: Yuzu ice cream

Enid: elderflower ice cream

Jace: Coke ice cream

Analog signal

Beverly: Blue rocky road ice cream

Sept: cookie butter ice cream

Farrah and the forsaken kingdom

Farrah: curried ginger ice cream

Rue: Turkish delight ice cream

Sorrel: sorrel sorbet

Camp sycamore

Io: baklava ice cream

Seannan: Thai tea ice cream

Margo: rum raisin ice cream

Rudy: eggnog ice cream

Hope Requiem

Hope: Apple cider doughnut ice cream

Tsubasa: saltwater taffy ice cream

Afra: vegan chocolate ice cream

Sol: mango sorbet

Family matters

Ame: Lemon Italian ice

Satoshi: brown sugar ice cream

Abdication

Asher: Snickerdoodle ice cream

Nysa: Rhubarb crumble ice cream

Into the Garden

Kiara: cinnamon toast ice cream

Cian: Peanut butter and jelly ice cream

Lachlan: port wine ice cream

Anomalies

Sueng- Chestnut ice cream

Emira: red velvet ice cream

Jaime: sour cream ice cream

Tonya: waffle cone ice cream

City savers

Nico: ramune flavored ice cream

Ramune: grape sorbet

Biopunkverse

Skelly: pudding ice cream

Mikey: kiwi ice cream

Tadgh: chocolate chip ice cream

Yui: peanut butter and banana ice cream

Yuki: Peanut butter and marshmallow ice cream

Project Kaijuu

Alice: black tea and cookie ice cream

Cahal: irish cream brownie ice cream

Battler: Strawberry cake pop ice cream

Ainsley: mint ice cream

Jackie: smoked peaches and cream ice cream

Time trap

KC: Chocolate malt ice cream

Vincent: dulce de leche ice cream

Elise and her demon cat/ HBF!/Christmas radio/mainstay

Elise: Marionberry ice cream

Boo: Cookie cat

Felix: plum sorbet

Noelle: peppermint bark ice cream

Taggart: raspberry truffle ice cream

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Makeup for Magick/Ritual p2: Ostara - The Spring Equinox (Pt 2 of 2)

(Juvia's Place cont.)

Left to Right: The Sweet Pinks, The Violets, and The Mauves

The mini palettes are definitely more like "companion palettes". With The Sweet Pinks, most of the palette leans more bright/neon pink. The top right shade and the bottom left shade are more that classic pink that I reach for around this time.

The Violets is beautiful purple palette, and has more depth than the others. Not a lot, but some.

The Mauves has about as much depth as the Sweet Pinks, but the color story is more cohesive. The bottom middle is a beautiful duochrome, but you need to wet your brush or use glitter glue to make it more opaque. Note to self, try pairing palette with a minty metallic. Bet that'd be cute!

Left: The Masquerade Mini, Right: The Magic Mini

The Masquerade Mini's top two colorful rows are beautiful pops for some of the nudes in the bottom two rows. Almost all of The Magic Mini's shimmers are great for Ostara/Spring Equinox except for the two silvery/grey shades in the bottom half. Pinks, golden yellow, a purple/blue duochrome, bright green, even that sea blue-green shade could work. The top warm tone mattes are, won't lie, basic, but they're really good. And the shade Kogi makes for a nice pink blush.

Next, Shroud Cosmetics!

On the right, we have the Creepy Cute palette. This one's obvious: pastels for days! So good. And on the left, is the Shroud x Beautbean It's Freakin' Bats palette. I know this doesn't seem very Ostara/Spring Equinox, but listen… Spooky (duochrome), Apparition (duochrome)and Zero and great spring purply-blues, and Handbook is a very bright chartreuse green that could be great for spring.

Last, but not least, Give Me Glow!

Top: Summer Vibes,Vintage Rose; Bottom: Sweet & Sticky, Vivid Rose

Ignore my broken Summer Vibes palette, please and thank you! If you cover up the two turquoise shades, the hot pink, and the bright orange, the rest have a spring vibe. Tan Lines, Skinny Dip, Bronzed Bombshell and Coconut Slushie would be nice spring nudes (along with Peach Snowcone), and Mango Margarita, Sunny and Fireworks are honestly a great combo for a yellow-orange daffodil look, and those start popping up around this time. Perfect!

Vintage Rose is what it says on the tin. A nice rosy pink and floral green palette. It's little sister, Vivid Rose, has all those bright pinks, berries and floral purples. Throw in some green and you'll look like a regular spring garden. The final palette, Sweet & Sticky, is a nice warm nude palette with a pop of butter yellow. I'd stick with every shade but the darkest. If nudes is more your thing, this is a good palette to use as a base, maybe with a pop of color in the inner crease.

Time for singles! We got 36 GMG shadows to start with. Some of them are discontinued, and a few of those are still available on the GMG site until they sell out. As I type this, Kiwi is discontinued but still in stock. So if you're looking for new singles for your collection, keep that in mind. These are all so much prettier in real life. Damn my garbage phone camera!

Small Palette (Right to Left, Top to Bottom):

Nudes, Pinks, and Nude Pinks

TBT - Deep burnt rustic orange

Last Summer - A muted peachy orange

Cream Please - Creamy ultra-pale beige

Highlight - Pale champagne gold

Flamingo - Hot coral pink

Pink Lemonade - Pink with electric gold a baby blue shifts

No Filter - Purple-mauve

Halo - White with baby blue and gold shifts

Nude Rose - Pale pink nude

Kitty - Ultra pale nude pink

Pink Champagne - Pink with champagne beige undertones

On Ice - Pale champagne nude

Large Palette (Right to Left, Top to Bottom):

Colorful and Pastel Duos, and One Special Shade

Bubblegum - Pale bubblegum pink

Princess Pink - Icy medium tone pink

Electric Purple - Neon pastel purple

Pretty Little Lilac - Icy lavender

Sky High - Bright sky blue

Bubbles - True icy blue

Wink - Deep periwinkle

Peri - Periwinkle

Grapeness - Deep blue violet

Electric Unicorn - A white base with pastel strong electric green and yellow shifts but strong pink with a flash. If you only pick up one new shade for Spring Equinox, make it this one!

Limeade - Lime green

Kiwi - Kiwi green. Perfect spring green

Fierce - Pale orange peach

Creamsicle - Pale icy orange

Lucky Charm - Pale golden yellow

My Sunshine - Sunny yellow

Lemon Lime - Electric green with shifts of banana yellow

Sour Apple - True electric apple green

Strawberry Lollipop - Reddish pink

Pink Frosting - Icy bubble gum pink

Raspberry Cheesecake - Blue based raspberry pink

Jellyfish - Deep fuchsia w/ purple shift

Mojito - Electric Turquoise

Electric Mint - Mint green with electric gold shifts

Shroud Cosmetics

Enigma - Purple with an intense aqua duochrome

Vigor - Lemon-lime soda green

Vigil - True yellow gold

Oracle - Creamy gold shimmer with intense gold shifts

Soulstone - Slightly muted magenta

Colourpop

Glass Bull - Duochrome lavender icy-blue. 10/10 inner corner highlight.

And that’s it! Holy crap, I actually got it finished… Maybe it'll actually stick this time. Ha!

Note to self: type future long posts into one note first. Just in case.

Now you know what to do! Shop you're stash and see what you already have that's perfect for the (next) first day of spring! Reblog with your Ostara makeup stash, too if you'd like. Let's see what we got!

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10 DIY Cocktails For 4th Of July Party Ideas

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10 DIY Cocktails For 4th Of July Party Ideas

Mix up your own DIY cocktails for 4th of July with this roundup of ideas and recipes for boozy drinks that will boost your party!

RELATED: 4th Of July Drink Recipes In Mason Jars To Mix At Home

In this article :P TAGEND4th of July DIY Drink Picks4th of July Fruity Ice Drinks4th of July Drink Recipe: Spiked LemonadePop Rocks ShootersFireball Whiskey Cocktails4th of July Watermelon MojitoMake-Ahead Frozen Fruit DaiquirisSparkling Red, White, Blue 4th of July SangriaRed, Wine,& Blue Summer SpritzerMixed Berry Rum SlushiesPatriotic DIY Cocktails for 4th of July You’ll Love1. 4th of July DIY Drink Picks

| Drinks, grilling, and patriotism…what could be better? Better could be being a entirely prepared host of the most smashing Fourth of July party in the neighborhood!

Where do you start you ask? You’ll adore these 4th-of-July ways to” dress up your drink” from Handmaker of Things. You will especially go gaga over the fireworks-decorated picks!

2. 4th of July Fruity Ice Drinks

| Hosting a Fourth of July party can be really stressful when combing the Internet for really cool cocktail recipes( trust us, we did it ).

So, you’re not in the mood for booze? That’s okay. You can stimulate these freshening fruity ice drinkings from Mom.me instead.

You might also want to substitute the champagne for Sprite!

3. 4th of July Drink Recipe: Spiked Lemonade

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We’re here to bring you party cocktail ideas to get the ball rolling. From sweet and citrusy, to soft and strong, we’ve got you covered!

How about this cool spiked lemonade. Check out how to spike the punch…er…the lemonade this 4th Of July over at Free People.

4. Pop Rocks Shooters

| There is no escape the red, white, and blue stuff this 4th of July, although we don’t mind. In fact, we look forward to food, decoration, and drinkings in the iconic colors.

When it comes to cocktails, this one’s a true red, white, and blue layered drink with a pop of candy boulders. Check out how to construct these cute cocktails over at The Decorated Cookie.

5. Fireball Whiskey Cocktails

| Find out how to light up your night with these Americana’ themed Fireball whiskey DIY cocktails over at Better Recipes. It’s a super easy recipe but you can make it classy with a garnish of hot tamale cinnamon candies.

RELATED: 45 Festive 4th Of July Recipes And Party Food Ideas You Can DIY

You’ll love these snacks by Homemade Recipes!

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6. 4th of July Watermelon Mojito

| I pledge allegiance to … white rum. You’ll find yourself asking,” Why is all the rum gone ?” You will indeed with this lovely watermelon mojito recipe.

Help yourself to the recipe at Creative-Culinary along with other 4th of July recipes you may consider on your menu.

7. Make-Ahead Frozen Fruit Daiquiris

| Summer cocktails are also perfect for your 4th of July party. So check out all of these gorgeous and delicious-looking frozen drink specials over at The Yummy Life.

If you plan to party into the night, take easy with these homemade recipes for make-ahead frozen fruit daiquiris.

What is a Daiquiri? A cocktail or a family of cocktails which contains rum, lime juice, sugar, or other sweeteners.

8. Sparkling Red, White, Blue 4th of July Sangria

| Know how to build some slammin’ Sangria with this 4th of July inspired drink notion from Gimme Some Oven. To make it perfect for the 4th of July, add raspberries, strawberries, and star-shaped apples.

9. Red, Wine,& Blue Summer Spritzer

| With merely four ingredients and three steps to making this cocktail, you cannot whip up anything easier than this. For your 4th of July BBQ, these kinds of summer drinks couldn’t be any more perfect.

1 0. Mixed Berry Rum Slushies

| With the hot summer sun joining in on the fun, you’ll need these ideas for 4th of July cocktails. With so much on your hands, you will also love to know, you can prepare this berry slushy ahead of time.

Still looking for more? Then why not try this 4th of July spiked bomb pop from the Tipsy Bartender :P TAGEND

You can perhaps overlook your drinkings for other occasions but definitely not for your 4th of July party. Whether it’s indoors or outdoors, a laid back BBQ or a party well into the night, you need drinks to keep your guests going.

With these recipes for DIY Cocktails for 4th of July, you got a plan. Mix some up today for the one or ones you will have on your 4th of July menu!

Do you have an awesome recipe you would like to share? Just leave a comment below and don’t forget to share these cocktail recipes with your friends!

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Sangria is a summer classic, but cava sangria is that bit more special. Light, refreshing and a wonderful mix of fruit and cava’s bubbles. Quick to make, it’s an easy cocktail perfect for any occasion from summer BBQs to holiday parties.

When I lived in Spain, I didn’t actually have sangria all that often. More typically, we drank wine (usually red) or beer, plus some cocktails in Madrid. Most special occasions, and sometimes just any old excuse to get together, meant cracking open some cava. Now and again, though, we would enjoy a pitcher of sangria. And one of the times I remember most was when we had cava sangria.

The town I lived in in Catalunya wasn’t that big and when I was there, it always seemed to play second fiddle to another town on the coast nearby. It didn’t have as many options for going out although we did find some good food, with favorites like patatas bravas, llescas (Catalan pizza bread) and others, but the venues weren’t exactly trendy. But that started to change (and has much more now, as I found when I returned a few years back). It was in one of the newer trendy places that I first had cava sangria and I was immediately taken with it.

I had already grown to love cava which I find massively under-appreciated outside of Spain. Champagne gets the glory but I find some cavas have a much rounder flavor that I personally prefer. But then I maybe shouldn’t promote it too much as it’s quite nice being a lot cheaper. Anyway, I was a bit worried this would ruin it for me. But the thing to remember about sangria is it’s really a different drink. Yes, it’s mainly wine – in this case sparkling – but it’s transformed with the fruity additions and little kick from a spirit of two.

How it’s made

With a regular sangria (and my white sangria), you are often best to leave it to chill and for the flavors to mingle a bit before serving. Cava sangria is different. At most you mix up the fruit, juice and spirits but you don’t want to add the cava until right before serving so you don’t lose the bubbles. Otherwise, though, it’s very similar. Mix some orange juice, a little lemon and an orange liqueur (grand marnier, triple sec etc). You can also add brandy but it’s up to you if you want it stronger or not. Add chopped fruit, mix it up then carefully add the cava and serve over ice.

Cava sangria has a lovely slight bubbliness, plenty of fruity flavors and is a lovely light drink. But don’t be fooled, there’s a bit of a lingering kick, too. It’s the perfect drink for a party, or even just a lazy summer afternoon when you feel like something different. Whatever the excuse, find one and give this easy drink a try.

Cava sangria

Fresh, fruity and perfect for summer entertaining.

1 cup orange juice (240ml)

1/2 lemon (juice)

1/4 cup triple sec/grand marnier or other orange liqueur (60ml)

1/4 cup brandy (60ml, optional)

2 peaches

1 orange

1 cup sliced strawberries (160g)

750 ml bottle cava

1 tbsp sugar (optional, or a little more to taste)

Mix together the orange juice, lemon juice, orange liqueur and brandy, if using, in a glass pitcher/jug. Slice the peaches, orange and strawberries and add them to the pitcher. Put in fridge to chill if not using immediately.

Carefully add the cava to the pitcher, trying to avoid it bubbling up too much, mix gently and add a little sugar to taste if you like (1-2tbsp at most). Add some ice and serve, with a little more ice in the glasses.

Try these other summer sippers:

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white sangria with whiskey, apple and peach

papaya lemonade

papaya lemonade

raspberry collins cocktail

See all the other easy summer drinks being shared for today’s Sunday Supper:

Classics with a Twist

Blackberry Gin Mule by A Kitchen Hoor’s Adventures

Boozy Rootbeer Float by My Life Cookbook

Classic Long Island Iced Tea by Grumpy’s Honeybunch

Frozen Banana Daiquiri by Restless Chipotle

Frozen Strawberry Daiquiri by A Day in the Life on the Farm

Pimm’s Cup by Sew You Think You Can Cook

Spiked Arnold Palmer Cocktails by Hardly A Goddess

St. Germain Gin and Tonic Cocktail by That Skinny Chick Can Bake

Make Mine a Mocktail

Dreamsicle Mocktail by The Freshman Cook

Watermelon Mint Mocktail by Bites of Wellness

Simply Different

Florida Cider Caipirinha by Gourmet Everyday

Raspberry Lemon Blush by Our Good Life

Screwmosa Cocktail by Food Lust People Love

Skip and Go Naked by Positively Stacey

Spiked Spa Water by Simple and Savory

Tasty and Tropical

Blackberry Mojitos by The Chef Next Door

Fresh Cherry Margaritas by The Crumby Cupcake

Frozen Peach Margaritas by Pies and Plots

Perfect Pina Colada by My Imperfect Kitchen

Pineapple Margaritas by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks

Prickly Pear Margarita by Palatable Pastime

Strawberry Sunset Lemon Drop by Soulfully Made

Very Vino

Boozy Watermelon Slushies by Cindy’s Recipes and Writings

Cantaloupe Wine Slushie by Family Around the Table

Cava Sangria by Caroline’s Cooking

Easy Red Wine Sangria with Spiced Peaches by Cricket’s Confections

Pink Lemonade Sangria by Baking Sense

Raspberry Lemonade Sparkler by My Blissful Mess

Sparkling Chambord Sangria by Books n’ Cooks

Watermelon Sangria by A Mind Full Mom

For even more inspiration check out these Simple Mixed Drinks for a Refreshing Summer by Sunday Supper Movement Join the #SundaySupper conversation on twitter on Sunday! We tweet throughout the day and share recipes from all over the world. Our weekly chat starts at 7:00 pm ET. Follow the #SundaySupper hashtag and remember to include it in your tweets to join in the chat. To get more great Sunday Supper Recipes, visit our website or check out our Pinterest board. Would you like to join the Sunday Supper Movement? It’s easy. You can sign up by clicking here: Sunday Supper Movement.

Cava sangria #SundaySupper Sangria is a summer classic, but cava sangria is that bit more special. Light, refreshing and a wonderful mix of fruit and cava's bubbles.