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Manischewitz® Chanukah House Decorating Kit Giveaway

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You probably remember as a child making some type of cookie house. In my hosue we LOVe doing these special baking crafts, because after all what can make a family craft better?? EATING IT! Recently I was introduced to a cookie house that I had never seen before. The Manischewitz® Chanukah House Decorating Kit has a Vanilla cookie base for assembling your creation with a ton of decorations to help you make that perfect hosue. The toppings include blue, white, and yellow icing, sprinkles, mini beads, fondant, sugar, and custom sugar decorative pieces of a Star of David and a Menorah, both which are exclusive to Manischewitz®.  There is also a Chanukah Sugar Cookie Decorating Kit that contains 4 Vanilla Trans-fat free cookies shaped like Dreidels and Menorah’s.  Decorations for the cookies includes four icing colors; light blue, dark blue, yellow, and white; and a mix of blue, yellow, and white sprinkles, and mini-beads. You can purchase the house on Amazon HERE.


Manischewitz® is currently holding a decorating contest on Facebook. The Grand Prize Winner will receive $500, Second Prize $200, and Third Prize receives $150 worth of Manischewitz® products.  Additionally, there will be One Fourth Prize “Lucky Voting Participant” Winner, selected at random from a list of those who participate in the Facebook online voting, who will receive $100 in assorted Manischewitz® products.  You must be 18 years of age or older to enter the contest, however, minors under the age of 18 can submit their entry with parental permission, using a parent or guardian’s e-mail address. To enter simply upload a photo of your Chanukah House to the Manischewitz® Facebook website (www.facebook.com/Manischewitz.)  There is a limit of one online entry per person.  Additional materials such as sprinkles, extra frosting, cookies, candy can be used to enhance your design; the only limit is your imagination!  Following the close of the contest, a panel of judges will determine One Grand Prize Winner and One Second Prize Winner.  The judges will also select five finalists whose entries will be posted online for voting by the public; the entry with the most “likes” on Facebook will be named the Third Prize Winner. Must enter by December 15th!

To make it fun they have offered up one cookie house decorating kit to one of my fans! Please make sure to enter on the Rafflecopter below. Stay tuned on Sunday the 2nd of December to see my family as we create OUR HOUSE!
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**I received the above mentioned product in order to write this post.**

Comments

Shayla Burks said…
My mom and I would have so much fun making this with my munchkin.
November 29, 2012 at 7:30 PM
Junetta Sparks said…
My daughters and I would love to make one! The name reminds me of the company that made them when we lived in Germany- TOO PRETTY TO EAT! I cannot wait to see yours!
November 29, 2012 at 9:36 PM
Melinda Dunne said…
My husband and son. We make cookies and gingerbread houses every year. We love making them.
November 29, 2012 at 10:00 PM
Sheila said…
I have two little munchkins who would love to help build this house. It's gonna be fun and exciting. Thanks for the giveaway
November 30, 2012 at 9:29 AM
Melanie B said…
Myself!!!

just kidding my kids :)
November 30, 2012 at 5:24 PM
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