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Betty Crocker Christmas Cookbook Giveaway!

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THIS GIVEAWAY IS CLOSED!

When I received this book in the mail to review, my first thought was…what a cool cover!  It’s simply beautiful inside and out!  The Betty Crocker Christmas Cookbook is an all-in-one guide to Christmas cooking, decorating, and entertaining.  It features 250 recipes for appetizers, main dishes, breads, desserts, candies, and more.  I particularly love the chapter on “Gifts to Give.”  In this chapter, there are such recipes as fudge, jam, and nuts. I love giving food gifts to friends and family around the holidays, so these recipes will come in handy!  There are also some mouth-watering appetizers and main dishes that I’m dying to try!

To get a better look at this book, click HERE to use the “Click to Look Inside” feature at Amazon.com.

I crave Gingersnaps this time of year.  So when I saw these cookies in the book, I had to try them!  They’re perfect with a cold glass of milk or cup of coffee!  I love the spicy flavor, not to mention how my house smelled as I baked them!

This cookbook gets my stamp of approval!  It would make a great Christmas gift!

Would you like to win this cookbook? Here’s what you need to do to enter!

Mandatory Entry:  What recipe are you looking forward to making or eating for Christmas?  Don’t forget to include your email in your comment below!

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This giveaway will end on Sunday, Dec. 12th at 7:00 p.m. EST. It is open to the U.S. only. The winner will be chosen by random.org and will be contacted by email. Please respond within 48 hours or a new winner will be chosen. To be fair to everyone, the comments not meeting the requirements will be deleted. Good luck!

*I was given a copy of Betty Crocker Christmas Cookbook for the purpose of this review. The comments are 100% my own.

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    Sara says

    I want to try and make three cirtus marmalade. I have never made it but started making jam this summer. I think it would make a great Christmas gift!

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    says

    I love to bake all the time especially during the holidays - I have already been doing a TON of baking and blogging about it. I love to make Anise cookies :) Love you photo.

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    dianad says

    There is a cranberry relish that my neighbor made for us over Thanksgiving that we want to enjoy for Christmas too. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway

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    bonnie clift says

    I love apple cinnamon jelly - adapted from the lion house cookbook. I Am not sure why I only make it at Christmas time

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    Karen S. says

    I am so looking forward to making and eating my mother’s Linzer cookies (from my dad’s family!) with the recipe handed down generation to generation for about 5 or 6 generations now!
    I also follow betty crocker on facebook!

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    Theresa says

    I love christmas cookies, I’d have to say my husbands aunts Baklava that she sends out every year to us is what I’m looking forward to eating the most.

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    Karen says

    My family is of polish descent so my favorite Christmas meal is the traditional Christmas eve meal of pierogi and fish along with our polish customs. I am teaching this to my children now.

    I follow you on Facebook, I get your emails and I will follow Betty Crocker on facebook and share this give away on facebook.

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    Sharon says

    The recipe I’m looking forward to eating at Christmastime is my mom’s raspberry trifle. It’s a family tradition and a wonderful treat! Thanks.

    sharonjo at gwtc dot net

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    Denise B says

    I am looking forward to making Krumkake for the first time. I found a used iron and I can’t wait to try it out.

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    Kylie C says

    I’m looking forward to making cranberry fudge, it’s so delicious and super rich. kcarlson1152[at]hotmail.com

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    Jen N. Johnson says

    I am making finnish prune tarts! A family tradition :) We also love making ebelskivers on Christmas morning.
    jenkodak (at) hotmail.com

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    jengd says

    There’s no picking from the variety of cookies and candies that are around though the peanut brittle and toffee are top of my list.

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    says

    I make so many yummy things for the holidays, but I rarely ever make mini pecan pie muffins unless it’s December, so I do look forward to enjoying those this month.

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    Teresa says

    Looking forward to making the sugar cookies from the OLD BC Cookbook for Boys and Girls. This is a family tradition going back long before I could cook

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    Karen Dorris says

    My kids alway like to make “Spoons” Plastic spoon w/a dab of peanut butter……..then dip in white or dark chocolate!

    kpintnathotmail.com

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