CakespyCake Poll: WINter Wonderland Giveaway!

By on November 12th, 2008 . Filed under: Accessories, Books, Contests, Stationary .

WINterwonderland Giveaway!
Halloween and the election are over…whew! And now, we’re at the cusp of the sweetest season of the year, that series of two months where we eat copious amounts of delicious pumpkin pie and christmas cookies. That’s right–November is the point of do not pass go, do not diet until New Year’s.

And in celebration, we’re offering a seasonal sweets poll! It’s a bounty of five sweet prizes–for five separate winners! The following prizes are being offered:

  • One lucky winner will receive a cupcake tote bag from Penguinbot! Love is in the details with this sturdy, durable vinyl tote–it’s delicately reverse-appliquéd with an adorable cupcake, with the an inner lining of bright, contrasting pattered fabric. It’s an extremely well-made bag which would usually retail for $50 (and would be worth every penny). Even if you don’t win, you should probably buy one (you know, to help the economy); you can get one here.
  • Two lucky winners will receive Elisa Strauss’ new book, Confetti Cakes for Kids. Even without kids, these recipes are super fun and the pictures are amazing to look at!
  • Two winners will receive a pack of Cakespy Holiday notecards! Each pack includes an assortment of cards which are guaranteed to make this the sweetest holiday season ever!

What do you have to do to enter? Don’t worry, it’s easy. All you have to do is answer the following two questions at CakeSpy!

1. What is your favorite Thanksgiving dessert?
2. What is your favorite Christmas cookie?

But wait, there’s more! If you copy and paste (or include a link to) a recipe for either of your responses, you’ll be entered into the drawing twice! That’s right…double your chances of winning!

Winners are chosen at random. Responses maybe posted in the comments section or emailed to jessieoleson@gmail.com. Same rules as usual. This poll will close at 12 Noon PST on Friday, November 14!

Our thanks for the prize donations from Penguinbot, the Hachette Book Group and cakespyshop.com.
*If you want to enter this contest please read the post and follow the links. ;)
Good Luck!
Update: Winner’s are listed at Cakespy.
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5 Responses to CakespyCake Poll: WINter Wonderland Giveaway!

  1. Stephanie

    Favorite christmas cookie: Almond Crescent Cookies. They’re at my family’s christmas every year! Our is similar to this recipe:
    http://www.elise.com/recipes/archives/006186almond_crescent_cookies.php

    And fave thanksgiving dessert, I’m gonna have to go with something not very thanksgivingy – like cheesecake or brownies. But with a thanksgiving twist like adding pumpkin flavors!

    Yey, it’s the Holidays soon!!! :)

  2. Colleen

    I love cranberry cream cheese pie at thanksgiving
    1 tup of cool whip
    1 8oz block of cream cheese
    1 can of whole cranberry
    Mix with a hand mixer and freeze, tastes like a Cranberry Cheesecake MMMM!

    My favorite Christmas Cookie:
    I really love the traditional Sugar Cookie with a few sugar crystals on the top!

    Thanks for the blog! I am subscribing!

  3. GreenEyedLillies

    Don’t forget to put your answers over at Cakespy. The giveaway is happening there…Not here. ;)

  4. Diane

    1. My favorite thanksgiving dessert is pumpkin turnovers. My mom makes them every year from scratch using the halloween pumpkins. Yummmy
    2.Chistmas has to be my favorite time of the year for desserts, especially ginerbred. Two days before christmas my family gets together and makes ginerbread houses and gingerbread men…. we decorate like crazy. I love love love it. This year I really want to add one thing to our gingerbread day…. Gingerbread Cupcakes!

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