Giveaway Winners Announced!
I’ve got a handful of giveaway winners to announce today. If you won any of these giveaways, please email my by the end of the day Friday, January 13th with your mailing address so I can get the goodies sent out ASAP.
First, remember the $100 Serve credit giveaway from a couple weeks ago? I really enjoyed everyone sharing their holiday plans. It sounds like most of us got to spend the holidays relaxing with friends and family. The winner of the $100 Serve credit from American Express is: Elizabeth “Betsy” Kelley from A Dancer in the Kitchen who’s holiday plans included spending time with her in-laws and her parents!
I loved reading about what everyone has for breakfast every morning! Lots of you eat fruit, Greek yogurt, oatmeal, smoothies, or cereal. Others mentioned eating eggs every morning. And it sounds like a lot of you love peanut butter in your breakfast as well! The winner of the Peanut Butter and Co 6-pack is: Natalie from The Sweets Life who eats oatmeal with PB every weekday!
The comments from the autographed The Cook’s Illustrated Cookbook giveaway were enlightening for me. Most of you told me you loved cookbooks that I already have or at least have seen. But there were quite a few comments about cookbooks that I had never heard of and I’m going to have to go check out. So thanks! Oh, and a lot of you said your favorite cookbook was a collection of family favorites or some other home-made cookbook. I love those kinds of cookbooks too! The winner of the autographed The Cook’s Illustrated Cookbook is: Christina Chang who’s favorite cookbook is Hello, Cupcake!
For the MyCandyCrafts.com giveaway, I asked you guys about cupcake liners. I always gravitate towards plain colors that are bright and bold or brown liners for chocolate cupcakes. A lot of you guys love polka dots and festive prints as well! The winner of the MyCandyCrafts.com voucher is: Melissa Ward who loves solid colors!
And last, but definitely not least, for The America’s Test Kitchen Menu Cookbook giveaway, you guys shared a hugely successful meal that has happened recently. Depending on anyone’s level of comfort in the kitchen, hugely successful can mean a variety of things. From holiday meals serving 60 to trying a new recipe that turned out well, I loved to learn about your recent feats in the kitchen. Nice work guys! The winner of the autographed copy of The America’s Test Kitchen Menu Cookbook is: Emily from A Cambridge Story who successfully pulled off a big Christmas dinner with her mom!
Thank you for a lovely and informative round-up! With the number of entries, I think we have successfully raised awareness regarding breast cancer.
Thanks for the lovely round up and all the information given about breast cancer.
Wonderful roundup..lovely entries, very informative about breast cancer..
Thanks for the great roundup. What a great event…thanks for allowing me to participate. I hope we have helped to make other more aware!
Awesome roundup. Iam very happy to be part of this event. Thanks a lot for the event and info on breast cancer and everything. Three cheers to your energy dear.
Thank you!
This is such an informative and a beautiful array of culinary beauties! You have put so much effort into this for such an imperative cause!
Fabulous roundup–and so glad I could be part of it! Everything looks amazingly scrumptious and I can’t wait to try some of these recipes! (Maybe I missed something, but didn’t the event say make “anything” pink? Or did it have to be baked goods? I’m guessing there must be SOME other pink foods out there. . . ?!!). Well, more dessert for me!
Thanks for hosting this! 🙂
Awesome roundup! I love that it had such a diverse group of bloggers. Great personal touch with the facts and myths. Thanks for hosting! I hope you make it an annual event 🙂
/Clara
The National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM) program is dedicated to increasing awareness about the importance of the early detection of breast cancer through a nationwide campaign. A mammogram is an X-ray of the breast. Mammograms are the best method to detect breast cancer early when it is easier to treat and before it is big enough to feel or cause symptoms. Having regular mammograms can lower the risk of dying from breast cancer.
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This was a terrific event, Jen. Thank you for hosting it.
Thanks everyone. I hope you all had as much fun as I did. The entries are all great.
Thanks for hosting this Jen! As everyone else said, lovely roundup. I’m so glad that I could participate, especially as one of my first blog events!