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    S’mores Made With Kraft Jet-Puffed Stackermallows Review (& Giveaway 3 Winners Ends 7/13)

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    ABOUT:

    S’mores are the ultimate summer snack for kids and adults alike and no longer have to be limited to the campfire! New KRAFT JET-PUFFED STACKERMALLOWS Marshmallows epitomize convenience and make it fun to cook with marshmallows!

    • Offers a unique twist on the classic marshmallow—featuring a thinner, rectangular shape perfect for stacking on a graham cracker
    • Can make in just seconds in the microwave, in the toaster oven or on the grill—without the gooey mess.
    • Ideal for layering on your favorite desserts like brownies and sweet potatoes.
    • Can use in recipes year-round indoors or outdoors, inspiring more moments to enjoy them with your kids.

    MY THOUGHTS:

    I love s’mores but honestly with small kids it can be a hassle to make and be dangerous.  I knew my boys would love them though so I was more than thrilled when I came across a table top S’mores maker at our local thriftstore that was brand new!  I had actually never thought to make s’mores in the microwave!

    Regular puffy marshmallows can make s’mores messy and hard to build, they slide off easier or just don’t squish right.  With new Jet-Puffed Stackermallows, they are the same great marshmallows we all love but thinner and flatter, so they stack neatly with the chocolate and graham crackers!

    We chose to use the Stackermallows with our S’mores maker but right on the bag are easy directions for making s’mores in the microwave or the grill!  How great is it to be able to make s’mores in just minutes for a fun treat or just snack for yourself!  Stackermallows really make s’mores easy and less messy!

    BUY IT: You can find Kraft Jet-Puffed Stackermallows Marshmallows at your local grocery store, club store or mass merchandiser for $1.69 a bag.

    RECIPES: Visit Kraftrecipes.com for great dessert recipes and tips with marshmallows and more!

    WIN IT: (3) US winners will each receive an 8oz. bag of StackerMallows Marshmallows!

    TO ENTER:  Leave a comment on your favorite way (or recipe) to eat marshmallows!

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    Please leave me a comment for EACH entry. This contest ends July 13, 2011. Thanks everyone and good luck! Also, if you just put a generic comment like “I want to Win” then I will have to disqualify you. Once per household/ip address please.

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    49. karen M says

      shared on facebook-http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=132116533538758&id=100002394242718

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    54. karen M says

      I like eating them right out of the bag, and toasting them until the are black, I pull the black burned shell off and eat the soft gooey melted marshmallow right off the stick

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    61. Betty says

      I love marshmallow topping on icecream. Ran out of topping and discovered marshmallows on top of cold icecream for a few seconds in the microwave will do the trick

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    67. mistysunrise says

      I love eating marshmallows dipped in chocolate and crushed graham crackers

      itsjustme62613 at gmail.com

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    116. Jennifer T. says

      I’m a facebook fan of Mom and More under username Jennie Tilson.
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    119. Jennifer T. says

      I like melting marshmallows with Nutella on Ritz crackers in the toaster oven.
      jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com

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    128. Marie B. says

      I love roasted marshmallows so much that I’ve even used the gas burner on our stove top to make them!

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    132. Jennifer says

      I love marshmallows all the time. In the summer – with smores of course and double the chocolate. In the winter – with hot chocolate.

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    133. Patti Hess says

      I love to eat marshmallows with peanut butter ….

      pattifritz2000 at yahoo dot com
      thanks a bunch

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    171. Heather McD says

      I’m like to char a marshmallow and and squeeze it between a graham cracker and hershey bar

      ratherbechangingdiapers[at]gmail[dot]com

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    210. Raven In A Blue Room says

      following you on twitter @left_the_stars
      I tweeted your giveaway

      pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com

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    213. Raven In A Blue Room says

      Google Friends Connect – following your blog publicly as Louis

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    214. Raven In A Blue Room says

      I like to make rice krispie treats

      Thank you for hosting this giveaway

      Louis
      pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com

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    238. Rebecca says

      I am a teacher and a mom and I love to use marshmallows in many of my lessons at school and home! One activity my own kids love is to build snowmen out of our marshmallows! We stack marshmallows, using frosting as our “glue”, put mini chocolate chips or rasins for eyes, buttons, etc and use small pretzel rods for arms.

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    256. Kari H. says

      I heard about your blog from another blogger on Twitter. I just kind of stumbled across it but I’m glad I did. 🙂

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    264. Jennifer K says

      I remember as a kid my mom used to lay a bunch of marshmallows on a pan and put them in the broiler! They were so good and we didn’t have to start a fire to roast them!

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