CSN has kindly approached me and has offered to host a giveaway on Elizabeth Ann's Recipe Box! The best thing about the CSN website is that they sell a variety of different items: cookware, recipe books, and you can even buy a dining room table.
I could seriously live up to my nickname while on this site. . .
My friend, Katie, does a lot of her shopping on their website and raves about the customer service and the website being user friendly. I spent a while looking at http://www.cookware.com/ last night and literally could NOT STOP. . . ugg. . . my Christmas list is filling up. . . AND Nate and I JUST got married, so I have a TON of kitchen "tools". . . but there is so much more that I NEED!
Ok, back to the giveaway. . . here is how you play. . .
1. You must be an Elizabeth Ann's Recipe Box follower to be eligible. So, if you haven't yet, just click on that Follow button, or follow me on Facebook (make sure I can contact you through your blog profile or your facebook profile) . . .
2. Leave a comment below telling me about your favorite "fall," cozy, warm-me-up drink (hey it is in the 70s and I am wearing cowboy boots, jeans, and a sweatshirt to celebrate our "cold" front!)
3. The giveaway closes on October 31 at midnight!!!
I'll post the winner of the $35 gift certificate on November 1st!
Good luck and thanks to CSN for the giveaway!
Thursday, October 28, 2010
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i am a pumpkin spice girl! love you and your BLOG! xoxox
ReplyDeleteLOVE me some hot chocolate!! Any time of year, but especially in the fall!
ReplyDeleteP.S. your blog is presh!
I love pumpkin spice coffee with caramel. When I was little mom would make hot Dr. Pepper with lemon. Sounds crazy, but good.
ReplyDeleteZimt Kaffee (cinnamon coffee here in Austria) and sign me up for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletecaramel apple cider makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteHey Gran-Big! Love the site and in response to your question... a HOT wassail with cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves always warms me up on a "cold" weather day :)
ReplyDeleteA chai tea latte always seems to hit the spot...and of course, I love a little sprinkle of nutmeg to top it off!
ReplyDeleteapple cider! yummo!
ReplyDeleteSpiced warm cider with a touch of brown sugar and cinnamon while sitting by a warm fire with a great book!
ReplyDeleteMy new fall obsession, thanks to the Cheesecake Factory, is apple cider with cinnamon and caramel. It is like drinking a warm caramel apple. Very cozy.
ReplyDeleteI love hot chocolate, especially with a dash of chili powder. Yum!
ReplyDeletei love jasmine green tea, but fall calls for cider!
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shenais
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I follow with google friends.
ReplyDeleteI like to have some warm cider in the fall.
tahearn at roadrunner dot com
Hot Chocolate....I better win.
ReplyDeleteI follow with GFC.
ReplyDeleteI like to have warm tea.
hillaryanna at yahoo dot com
GFC follower!
ReplyDeleteI adore hot mexican cocoa with whip cream and dark cocoa shavings!
heatheranne99 at gmail dot com
Lovin your blog girl! I also love hot chocolate :)
ReplyDeleteHey cute girl! I just LOVE this blog, and am really excited to share my favorite Fall drink (paired with my favorite Fall sweet treat)! It is actually one that created a family tradition in the Phillips household! Each year we have an official "Holiday Kickoff" that typically takes place the first or second week of November. At the kickoff we make gallons of wasail and several dozen Hello Dolley's! The warm virgin wasail is a mix of apple juice, orange juice, cinnamon sticks,lemon juice, pinapple juice, brown sugar, and cloves (although a few of our rebel family members will mix in whiskey =). It is hard to drink the Wasail without the Hello Dolley's which consists of crunched up Nilla Wafer's (as the crust), pecans, chocolate chips (or peanut butter), condensed milk, and coconut. I think I just outed my family on our recipe...but it makes me so excited to think about it I had to share! =)
ReplyDeleteI have what's called colada de avena which is a drink made is oatmeal, cinnamon sticks, brown sugar, and naranjillas.
ReplyDeleteI follow you via GFC. ID: lyndadawinda1074
lyndadawinda1074 at yahoo dot com
Wassail!!
ReplyDeletePumpkin spice latte from Starbucks or chai spice tea from my own kitchen. Both pair well with pumpkin oatmeal cookies!
ReplyDeleteCarmel Apple Cider...mmm, so warm & cozy ;)
ReplyDeleteLove you, Elizabeth Ann!
I follow via Google Friends. I like to sip on hot fresh ginger tea. It's great for when you're feeling sick, too.
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Thank y'all so much for playing! I LOVED hearing all of your delicious drinks, traditions, and comments! :-)
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