GIVEAWAY: 5 Boxes of Fiber One Cereal! (US) -CLOSED-

This stuff is good! My favorite is the Raisin Bran Clusters. That lasted 2 days at our house. We are BIG cereal eaters. It's even dessert sometimes :) The above Fiber One cereals are:

Original

Honey Clusters

Raisin Bran Clusters

Caramel Delight

Shredded Wheat

We loved them all, even the kids. And none of them are mushy cereals...you know what I mean.

Right now you can print a coupon for $.75/1 any Fiber One Cereal listed above!
You can also visit the Fiber One Website for information on how to incorporate fiber into your diet and healthy living tips. Then visit the Fiber One Facebook Page to get involved in the conversation. They would love to hear how you like it!

Giveaway: 5 Boxes of Fiber One Cereal! US only

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Giveaway will end Thursday July 7th at 10 p.m. MST. Winner will be chosen by Random.org. I was given the above gift pack to review, information, and free product to giveaway from General Mills through My Blog Spark. No other compensation was received. All opinions are my own.
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Andrea said…

Where is your Google Friend Connect? I thought maybe it was on the home page but I can't find it.

July 7, 2011 at 10:34 AM

Audrey @ Tight Wad in Utah said…

It is on the right sidebar under the buttons. :) Thank you!

July 7, 2011 at 11:02 AM

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Gardner Village is a local treasure. If you've never found your way down there, October is the month to do it! The shop owners love Halloween! The village becomes a witch village and many times, shop owners will even dress up. On my most recent trip to Gardner Village, I stopped in at Country Furniture & Gifts which is a store very ready for Halloween.

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Plus my house smelled great all day!! And if you read a recent post you can see why that would be needed...lol

Apricot Fruit Leather

4 cups chopped apricots
sugar
cinnamon
nutmeg
lemon juice
1/2 c water

Add apricots and a 1/2 c of water to a saucepan on low heat.
Cover, stirring occasionally for 10 minutes.
Add sugar 1 T at a time till it tastes good
Add lemon juice 1 tsp at a time to taste
Add cinnamon to taste
Add nutmeg to taste - I did a lot of tastin'!! :)
Simmer for 5 minutes on low heat until thickened a bit

In batches add mixture to a blender
Blend until smooooooooth
Prepare baking sheet: line with microwaveable safe plastic wrap
Add mixture to sheet about 1/4 inch thick

MAKE SURE the plastic wrap doesn't fold over mixture and that it doesn't touch your oven
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First wash and scrub potatoes ( I don't peel because I think it's miserable work)
Cut into 1/2 inch fries
Toss with oil (I usually use Canola)
Add salt and a little sugar (makes them crispy)

Place them on a baking sheets and bake at 475 for 20 minutes (they will only be half cooked)
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