Prize pack is provided by Pillsbury through MyBlogSpark and includes: A free box of Pillsbury Pastry Strudels of your choice, a Pillsbury® Doughboy® Giggle Doll, along with a smiley face-themed mug, placemat and stress ball.
I decided to try the Cinnamon Roll with Brown Sugar Toaster Strudel. It was DELICIOUS and so easy to make! Each toaster strudel comes with it's own little icing packet that has a little spout, making it easy to make whatever design you choose.
This is how my husband likes his icing. He calls it "full coverage".
I made a smiley face with my icing. I think it would be really fun for kids.
You just pop them in the toaster and put your icing on. They are warm and the pastry part is flaky and yummy. Needless to say our box didn't last long!
Want a chance to win a month's worth of toaster strudels?!
Pillsbury is also giving you the chance to win Toaster Strudel pastries for a month through the "A Million Morning Smiles" sweepstakes. With over 2,000 winners per week, simply visit http://strudelsmiles.
Now on to the giveaway!---
-Please separate each entry with a new comment and leave an e-mail address in case you WIN!!! If it says +2 entries then write two comments for that entry.
Mandatory Entry (+1 entry) (You must answer this question for all of your other entries to count!) -What tips do you have for making weekday mornings easier for you and your family??
Bonus Entries
- Visit the Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Site and comment on which flavor you would like to try. (+1 entry)
- Follow @Pillsbury on twitter and tweet about this giveaway. You can use this tweet - #WIN a Pillsbury "Million Morning Smiles" prize pack! http://tinyurl.com/2baedqf @christauf4 @pillsbury #myblogspark (+1 entry per day)
- Follow me via Google Friend Connect. (+2 entries)
Giveaway will end December 30, 2010 at midnight. Winner will be selected using random.org and will be notified via e-mail. Winner will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be picked.
Thanks and good luck! :)
Disclamer: I received a "Million Morning Smiles" prize pack to review and one to give away from Pillsbury through MyBlogSpark. I was not compensated for this review and all opinions are my own!
Want a chance to win a month's worth of toaster strudels?!
Pillsbury is also giving you the chance to win Toaster Strudel pastries for a month through the "A Million Morning Smiles" sweepstakes. With over 2,000 winners per week, simply visit http://strudelsmiles.
Now on to the giveaway!---
-Please separate each entry with a new comment and leave an e-mail address in case you WIN!!! If it says +2 entries then write two comments for that entry.
Mandatory Entry (+1 entry) (You must answer this question for all of your other entries to count!) -What tips do you have for making weekday mornings easier for you and your family??
Bonus Entries
- Visit the Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Site and comment on which flavor you would like to try. (+1 entry)
- Follow @Pillsbury on twitter and tweet about this giveaway. You can use this tweet - #WIN a Pillsbury "Million Morning Smiles" prize pack! http://tinyurl.com/2baedqf @christauf4 @pillsbury #myblogspark (+1 entry per day)
- Follow me via Google Friend Connect. (+2 entries)
Giveaway will end December 30, 2010 at midnight. Winner will be selected using random.org and will be notified via e-mail. Winner will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be picked.
Thanks and good luck! :)
Disclamer: I received a "Million Morning Smiles" prize pack to review and one to give away from Pillsbury through MyBlogSpark. I was not compensated for this review and all opinions are my own!
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ReplyDeleteThe weekday mornings at my household have been pretty hectic lately, as my wife Julia recently started working. When she was a full-time mother, she had time to devote to cooking our son Paulie, our darling bab twins Ginger and George, and I delicious yet healthy breakfasts. However, neither she nor I currently have any time in the morning since we must prepare for work, so our children find themselves having to eat breakfast at school while my wife and I scrounge up something from our works' cafeterias. A delicious and quick-to-make product like Toaster Strudels would be an excellent and time-saving addition to our breakfast menu, but our family is currently on food stamps and thus does not have the money to devote to such purchases.
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I'd like to try Cream Cheese & Strawberry :) *Thanks* for the giveaway!
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I would like to try the Cherry flavor.
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Easy to write, hard to do, but the best advice to have a morning run smoothly is to prepare everything the night before...lunches, bookbags, clothes everything. It can take some getting used to if you haven't been doing this...but it really works. And when everything is prepped...'discourage' everyone from even touching the bags, lunches, and clothes until it's time to leave.
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I either prep breakfast as much as I can the night before, or I make quick munchies like bananas or apples with peanut butter, or wonderful Toaster Streudels! ;)
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I want to try strawberry toaster strudel.
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I like to get all of my clothes, coffee, and breakfast ready to go the night before. Make life a lot less stressful that way.
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I would love to try the Danish Style Cream Cheese.
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I get up an hour earlier than everyone else so I'm not stressed running around and can assist everyone else (and feed them!) with a smile. Sounds cheesy, but works like a charm! Our mornings went from stressful to manageable instantly when I started doing this a very long time ago.
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We normally prepare our lunch the night before and put it in the freezer or ref and so the next morning, we just focus on preparing breakfast. We also have nuts and fruits that are easy to pack for snacks.
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Make the lunches the night before.
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We make sure to get everything ready & set out the night before! No running around trying to find things at the last minute!
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Definitely have to get everything organized the night before or we would be running around like maniacs in the morning.
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I do as much preparation as I can the night before our weekdays. It helps make things easier in the am.
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We have what we need foe the day's school lessons set out the night before.Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteWe make our lunches the night before and eat easy to fix breakfasts like Toaster Strudel or Waffles.
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I like to prepare everything that I can the night before.
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Strawberry or Raspberry would be my choice.
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ReplyDeleteMy tip is to have clothes picked out the night before. Have all purses. bags, and the shoes you will wear by the door, so you don't have to search for them.
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I would like to try the Wild berry.
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My tip is to do as much as you can the night before like packing lunches...cuts down on morning pressure.
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ReplyDeleteI like to make breakfast casseroles that can be made and refrigerated the night before. In the morning, just pop it in the oven. How easy is that!
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Have all of the clothes laid out and ready to go.
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My mornings are easier when I make sure I have everything ready for them so they can hop out of bed and go..
ReplyDeleteWe always set out our outfits for the next day before bed. I also check book bags and make bagged lunches(I have a picky eater).
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We prepare as much as possible the night before and wake up early to make the day run smoothly.
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