As I mentioned last week on my blog - it's an annual tradition for the ladies in my family to bake Christmas Cookies. If you missed the original post, I showed the plethora of cookies we made this year here.
Now I know not everyone is a baker, but who doesn't enjoy some holiday sweets? Especially treats that look as scrumptious as this:
To share my holiday spirit with you - I'm giving you a chance to win a treat of your choice (cookies or whoopie pies) - and the best part.. you don't have to do the baking!
Just look at all the tempting treats you have to choose from courtesy of my friend Helen who just opened her own online sweet shop (click on the button below for a sampling).
In honor of her Grand Opening - she's offering one of my lucky readers a batch of cookies or a batch of woopie pies (sorry no combos). You can eat these holiday treats yourself or have them sent to someone else - a free Christmas present! I have confirmed that your order will arrive before Christmas.
How to Enter to Win:
You have a chance to get up to four entries - leave separate comments on this blog for each item (if I don't already have your email address - please be sure to leave it in your comments, so I can contact you if you win. Failing to do so means I select an alternate winner). NOTE: The Comments must be left directly on this blog - not via email, Facebook Comments etc.
- Go to Giggling Sweets and leave a comment here telling me which dessert you think looks the most tempting.
- Leave a comment about your annual holiday baking traditions, or what you wish you did.
- Post about the giveaway on Facebook and include a link to this post.
- Become a follower or subscriber of this blog (or tell me if you already are a follower).
Contest IS CLOSED!
By the way you don't have to wait to send your holiday baking gifts either - everything on Giggling Sweets is on sale until December 18th!
I think Whoopie Pies look good... and I've never had them!!
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower of your blog.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have any holiday traditions. This year I am hoping to start a few by baking cookies with my family. I have asked several of my friends for their favorite recipes and can't wait to try some of them!!
ReplyDeleteI posted this on Facebook!
ReplyDeleteI want to try Helen's whoopie pies!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't have any holiday baking traditions... my mom used to bake with family friends, but we didn't help out too much. Would love to have grand old traditions like you and my family close enough to bake with!!!
ReplyDeleteI posted a link on my FB page!
ReplyDeleteDude, I'm totally your follower! LOL!
ReplyDeleteMy mom and I always made cookies and candies at Christmas time. It is definitely a tradition I will be doing with my daughter as she grows up! For those who haven't had Whoopie Pies...you are missing out! They are heaven!!!
ReplyDeleteThose whoopie pies just look so dang good!!!
ReplyDeleteBaking traditions, I make peppernuts usually and look forward to my grandmas cooking. My one grandma makes these AWESOME butter cookies and my other makes her cresent rolls that everyone looks forward to since she only makes them for thanksgiving and christmas!!!
ReplyDeleteThe whoopie pies look really good!
ReplyDeleteMy baking tradition dates back many years when I joined my Aunt & mom for an entire day of baking many cookies. I have since carried on the tradition with my girls. Pictures of this years are on this bog.
ReplyDeleteOf course I follow this blog. How could I not keep up with the antics of this family!
ReplyDeleteI've sampled all of her treats and the whoopie pies are to die for, but I would like to have some of those mint cookies!
ReplyDeleteAt home, whenever we were trimming the tree, we would make rice krispy treats. I know it's not baking, but it's a tradition and they are sweet!
ReplyDeleteNo current traditions, but I remember every year the tradition of baking all those wonderful cookies with your mom, grandma and my mom that you now bake with your mom. We have always done the traveling at holiday time so I would only make a few kinds of cookies with my girls when they were young. Now my dream of the future is that they will live close enough that we can have a holiday baking tradition.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to 10:00 every morning to read your blog and see what is happening with your family.
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