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Land O Lakes Eggs #Giveaway

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My first giveaway for the Anniversary week is a Land O Lakes eggs prize pack!

LAND O LAKES® Eggs are backed by more than 90 years of experience in delivering premium, quality dairy foods that families can trust. All LAND O LAKES® Eggs are “eggstraordinary,” because they are produced by hens fed a premium vegetarian whole grain diet consisting primarily of whole ground corn and soybean meal, with no added hormones, antibiotics, animal fats or animal by-products. These eggs are gathered at the peak of the hens’ egg-laying cycles, which can make the eggs more delicious.


I used my eggs to make McDonald’s Style sausage egg and cheese McMuffins. I love my homemade McMuffins. They’re nowhere near as greasy as the McDonald’s alternative and because I get to choose my own ingredients I can use low fat or low calorie ingredients that still taste great.

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How would you like a chance to get some Land O Lake eggs to try  for yourself?

Buy It:

You can check the egg locator to find out where you can purchase L:and O Lakes eggs near you.

Win It:

Your Winner

Author: Crystal F

Comment:
My girls like them scrambled with cheese. thank you!

One of my lucky readers will win a Land O Lakes Prize Pack including an All-Clad Omelet Skillet, a $50 VISA gift cardand a full-value coupon for any variety of LAND O LAKES® Eggs.

Giveaway, Review, McDonald's, McMuffin, alternative

Mandatory Entry

Tell me: What are your kid(s) favorite ways to eat eggs?

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Giveaway is open to the USA and ends on December 22, 2011 at 11:59 pm CST. Winner will be selected at random from all eligible entries and will be contacted by email. Winner will have 48 hrs to respond.  Please add paula@frostedfingers.com to your trusted email filter.  If original winner does not claim their prize within 48 hrs, it is forfeit and a new winner will be selected promptly.

Note: I received a prize pack of my own to review in exchange for my honest opinions. All opinions are my own. 

No purchase necessary to enter or win. Odds of winning are not increased by a purchase.

Please note that as much as we would like your prize to arrive before Christmas, we cannot guarantee it.

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  3. never thought of making an egg in a coffee mug in the microwave, I cant wait to try it!!! Love your giveaways!! Keep going Paula!!

  5. My kids don’t actually eat eggs…boo! My husband and I LOVE eggs. I like them boiled, scrambled, or fried. They’re all great!

  40. Eggs are a hard sell in our house unless well disguised so a jelly omelet or a quiche with other things in it works best

  48. I LOVE eggs! My Godson loves them scrambled with cheese on top! yum!(he’s 7)

    Thank you for the chance to win!

    ajoebloe(at)gmail(dot)com

  69. Thank you so much for offering such a generous giveaway! My favorite way to eat eggs are over easy. I don’t have kids… unless you count my cat. 😉

  115. my kids favorite way to each eggs is over easy with lots of ketchup

    sweetheart4171(at)yahoo(dot)com

  119. Nathan loves his eggs scrambled or sunny-side-up – and sometimes he asks for an omelet as well. Thanks!

  130. My son eats a hard boiled egg sandwich just about every morning, but I think he likes scrambled or fried the best.

  146. My girls like my “cheesy” eggs. Basically scrambled eggs with american cheese melted in toward the ends, so there’s still lots of gooey cheese.

  203. We like our eggs fried over hard. Then my teen sometimes takes the yolk off and eats only the fried egg white.

  241. My kids love when I make an omelet with cream cheese in the middle and cheddar cheese melted on top 😉
    Thanks for the giveaway.

  267. I don’t have kids, but when I was younger, I LOVED fried eggs (over-easy) served over Ore-Ida Cheddar Browns. I haven’t seen those things in years, but I still remember the taste!

  286. I don’t have kids, but I make eggs for nieces sometimes and they like them scrambled. Miss_slytherin[at]live[dot]com

  292. The kids like their eggs fried with cheese melted on them.
    Thank you.
    email in blogger profile

  299. My family loves dinner omelets- and it’s very economical. I add whatever left over cooked veggies and cooked meat I habe on hand- cooked rice and barley, too. Filling.

  309. My kids favorite way to eat eggs is scrambled with bacon and toast on the side.Thanks for the giveaway:)

  360. We have been liking hard boiled lately — but I think we’ll try the egg muffin, yum! We love Frosted Fingers!!

  460. My favorite is Deviled Eggs and sometimes a thin omelet with lots of cheese and veggies.

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  462. @chrisdeglen Tweeted –

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  503. My kids love Cheesy Eggs, which are really just scrambled eggs with a little bit of shredded cheese.

  513. The only way I can get my little guy to eat eggs is scrambled with cheese and bacon. Hubby and I LOVE eggs and eat them anyway!;)

    ramblesahm at yahoo dot com

  521. we have a special dish we call crunchy eggs. We use 2 over easy eggs and add fried potatos to the top, mix it, add kechup! This is a meal we have at least once a week, morn or night!

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  528. I follow you on twitter-laurallee56
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  533. Denver Omelets are a favorite at our house (a good way to get a bit of veggies into breakfast too).

  540. Scrambled with TONS of cheese!
    Awesome blog by the way and thanks for the giveaway!
    Would love, love, LOVE to win this!
    Merry Christmas to you and yours!
    =]
    iplaytrack1224(at)hotmail(dot)(com)

  556. My kids favorite way to eat eggs is fried with cheese on an egg sandwich. reejen at comcast dot net

  571. My children loved eggs made into crepes made most.ly with eggs , s little flour and sugar and served with sugar and cinnamon or fruit compote.

  572. I don’t have kids, but my hubby’s favorite way to eat eggs are sunny side up with ketchup. I prefer tofu scrambles.

  591. My daughter loves “hole in the bread” We fry an egg in the center of a piece of buttered bread.

  593. I need a egg pan! Only eat my eggs scrambled. Add cheese, onions, sausages…yum. english muffin side…OMG.

  603. My son likes scrambled eggs, with bacon peices and shredded cheddar cheese.

    lyndsey.rullman at hotmail dot com

  606. I am following Frosted Fingers via twitter as lyndsey1stunna

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  619. My kids love to eat eggs either scrambled or hard boiled the best. They do love to eat eggs other ways as well.

  642. Our favorite way to eat eggs is just scrambled with salt pepper and maybe a little bit of cheese mixed in.

  663. My kids’ favorite way to eat eggs is in cookies and cakes! :-O Actually, scrambled is their favorite method. Thank you.

  671. My kids favorite was is a hobo egg. It is fried inside a piece of bread with a hole in it ;). It’s toast and fried egg all in one. SweepsGirl(at)aol(dot)com

  675. I don’t have kids yet, only a dog. But, my favorite way to eat eggs is to make a cheese and mushroom omelet, with some salsa on top.

  721. They like to dip their toast in the yellow until it is gone and then they are done eating the egg.

  735. Thanks for the giveaway…our kids like “Egg in the basket” (Also known as toad in a hole, one-eyed monsters, etc.)

    senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com