Molly Muffin

Thanks! You are a great inspiration to me!
–Betty

I think you should do what you like best and makes you happiest. There are plenty of other styles of cooking out there and we could not change our selves enough to conform to all of them. I like your show the way it is, it has a nice warm feeling to it, you show elegant food without the boring snobby dribble. You are Great!

Thanks! I’m glad you like the looks of it!
–Betty

Same to you! I hope 2010 brings you the best of everything!
–Betty

Thanks for your comment and for your wish! I wish you a very happy new year!
–Betty

Hi Angie,
I’m glad you like the looks of the recipe! I hope you have an opportunity to try it! Thanks for your sweet comment!
–Betty

Thanks! For the other salad, you can search for Betty’s Apple, Grape, and Peanut Salad. It’s wonderful! I may have used artificial sweetener in that one–you may use either artificial sweetener or sugar.
–Betty

It’s a nice way to have something a little sweet, but have some healthy ingredients, as well! I hope you like it!
–Betty

Thanks, Craig. I am glad you enjoyed the recipe!
–Betty

Thanks very much!
–Betty

Nummers!

Thanks! I appreciate your comment!
–Betty

The bowl is not antique. It is a crystal bowl that I purchased about 20 years ago at T.J. Maxx. It is a nice bowl for serving foods that are colorful, like this salad. I actually did think of cool whip, but decided that the sugar was unnecessary; that would be up to your own taste–it’s more convenient than whipping the cream! Thanks for your comment!
–Betty

Thanks, Jimbo! I’m glad you liked the history bit–some people tell me I ramble too much, and that I should cook more and talk less! I am trying to strike a balance. I appreciate your lovely comment!
–Betty

Thanks for the suggestion; I have checked into the YouTube Partner Program, and I decided that I would rather look for a sponsor. I am familiar with the Google Adsense Program; Google and I don’t agree.
–Betty

I have a video on coleslaw. Just search for Betty’s Creamy Shortcut Coleslaw. This recipe is a low calorie version. If you are not watching calories, use sugar, instead of the artificial sweetener. It’s really great coleslaw!
–Betty

I wouldn’t use egg whites; however, you may omit the whipped cream, and the dressing is really good by itself. (You may want to double the amounts to have plenty to cover the fruit, and you may substitute artificial sweetener in place of the sugar. This version will be very low in calories!–but very good!!!).
–Betty

Yes, Miracle Whip would be great! Thanks for asking!
–Betty

can I use miracle whip instead of mayonnaise?

Happy new year betty Have a great 2010!

I’m afraid I don’t care for Waldorf salad, I merely wanted to have another look at your beautiful smile. Happy New Year!

could you use egg whites instead of the heaving cream to save some calories?

I have not had this since I was a kid, I remember my father and step-mom ordering them in a small restaurant and I believe it may have also had either soaked raisins added or grape halves..either way I loved it and I am not a big apple eater. Thanks for the recipe, Betty and I will sure make this! —Angie

Yummy,….Classic Waldorf Salad, thanx for the short history lesson, didn’ t know these facts and as for that other salad you mentioned, the one that´s made with apples, grapes and peanuts with a mayonnaise mixture like this one,…sounds delicious,…be checkin’ your other vids out to see if you’ve posted it! 5 golden shiny stars for ya Betty! = )

look’s very tasty !!!