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Ideally, the hanger will have a little hook on each side of the body. You can still use this method if you hanger doesn't have hooks, but the hooks will make wrapping the lights much easier. If your hanger doesn't have hooks, you can just tie the end to the body of the hanger. Gradually work your way to the other side of the hanger, then work back to the original side. You'll probably have to do this a few times to get the whole string on the hanger. Make sure you leave enough string at the end to reach the last hook. If there isn't enough room or your hanger doesn't have hooks, just tuck the end in between the strands of lights. You can either place the lights in a box, or, since this is a hanger, you can hang it conveniently out of the way until next Christmas. If storing with other items, make sure to wrap the hanger in tissue paper for protection.

summary: Get a plastic hanger. Tuck one end of the lights into one of the hooks. Wrap the lights around the outside of the hanger. Tuck the remaining end into the other hook. Store the hanger.

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Most store-bought powdered sugar includes cornstarch, which will help stabilize the cream. Replace the granulated sugar with an equal weight of powdered sugar. If you do not have a kitchen scale, replace 1 part granulated sugar with 1.75 parts powdered sugar. 2 tbsp (30 mL) powdered sugar is typically enough for 1 cup (240mL) cream. Whip the cream until soft peaks form before adding most ingredients. Adding sugar too early can reduce the volume and fluffiness of your whipped cream. Stir in 2 tsp (10mL) milk powder for each cup (240mL) cream. This should add protein to support your whipped cream, without affecting the flavor. Melt two or three jumbo marshmallows by microwaving in a large bowl in 5-second intervals, or by carefully heating them in a large greased pan. They're ready when they expand and melt enough to stir together; remove from heat to avoid browning. Let cool for a couple minutes, then stir into the whipped cream once it's formed soft peaks. Mini marshmallows may contain cornstarch. This can help stabilize the cream as well, but some cooks find it more difficult to melt and mix in. Add 2 tablespoons (30mL) instant dry vanilla pudding mix once soft peaks have formed. This keeps it stiff, but adds a yellow color and artificial taste. Experiment with this one at home first, before you try it on your friend's wedding cake. Add cup (120mL) creme fraiche or mascarpone cheese to the cream after soft peaks form. The result is stiffer than usual, but not as solid as other stabilizers. This will still work as a tangy cake frosting, but don't try to pipe it. This version will still melt just as fast in the heat. Keep it in the fridge or icebox. Use the mixer attachment to gently break mascarpone into small pieces to avoid them flying out of bowl.

summary: Use powdered sugar. Add dry milk powder before whipping. Mix in melted marshmallows. Try instant vanilla pudding instead. Mix creme fraiche or mascarpone cheese for slight firmness.

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Buying online might seem like a good option if you are underage, but it can land you in a lot of trouble. The law limits the drinking age for a reason. Don't put yourself in a bad situation! Ordering online will not exempt you from your area's restrictions on buying alcohol in person. In most cases, those restrictions are extended to online purchases. That means that if you cannot legally purchase something at a liquor store in your area, you likely can't purchase it online. If you live in the U.S., Canada, or Puerto Rico, you can check your local laws here: https://www.ttb.gov/wine/state-ABC.shtml. Most retailers identify your location when you log on to the site and make sure that your purchase complies with local laws. As long as you are honest about where you live and how old you are, the retailer should ensure that the purchase is legal before your transaction is complete. For example, most U.S. states and territories allow shipments from outside their borders, but this is not always the case. Alabama, Oklahoma, and Utah all ban outside alcohol, while Mississippi, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands have no clear policy on the issue. Other states and territories allow outside shipments. In these cases, you'll want to do an online search for alcohol manufacturers that ship inside your state. In most cases, the site you're on will notify you if they cannot ship to you once you provide your address.
summary: Order alcohol only if you're of legal drinking age. Follow the same laws for buying locally in your area. Determine if your region allows alcohol shipments from other areas.