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Aug
28
2010
Nestle’s Back To School Kit Giveaway!
Contest is now over. Congrats to Kristen, entry #611 who was chosen from random.org. I’ve sent you an email Kristen 
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Here’s a fun Back To School Kit Giveaway courtesy of Nestle’s. Love all the goodies inside
One Picky Palate Winner will Receive:
One Adult Apron
One Child Apron
Toll House Recipe Cards
Nestle Mini Morsel Toppers
Coupons for Free Toll House Morsels and refrigerated dough
Here’s How To Enter:
1. Leave a comment here and tell us…. What is your favorite thing to make for the kids for a special after school snack?
2. For extra entries Follow Picky Palate on Twitter, RSS Feed and Like us on Facebook. Leave a separate comment for each of these.
3. Contest ends Tuesday August 31th 8pm PST. Winner will be chosen by random.org and will be notified by email. Giveaway and products courtesy of Nestle.
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rice krispie treats with mini choc chips or mini m&ms mixed in! yummy!
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Peanut butter on whole wheat toasted english muffins!
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My kids are grown and out of the house, but I always used to make sure there was some kind of home-baked cookie waiting for them.
My son and I always dig into cheese and crackers…then we get started on dinner. He is turning into quite the little helper!
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my mom would have cookies and some fruit, i look forward to do the same for my kids in a few years!
I have 4 sons and the latest crave is pumpkin chocolate chip mini muffins covered in cream cheese frosting. Easy to make, plus I cut out a bunch of the sugar and fat and the boys never noticed. They (and their friends) will go through about 50 in 5 min.
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Apples and Peanut Butter are a favorite treat after school!
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I subscribe to your RSS feeds, I get your posts in my inbox!!!
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We love having chocolate chip cookies together when my son comes home!
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I love to make brownies or rice crispy treats for an after school snack. Quick and easy!
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We love cookies, fruit, cheese, homemade bread, whatever I’ve decided to bake that day.
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My daughter loves to snack on homemade granola bars.
I like to make my nephew apple slices with peanut butter and raisins.
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My kids love frozen grapes after school. Also, any kind of smoothie is a hit!!!
Blueberry muffins!
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Frozen bananas in the blender with some milk, vanilla and cocoa powder. You can make it as thick or runny as you like. It’s so yummy! My boys and I love it!
I don’t have kids, but one of my favorite after school snacks as a kid was Reese’s peanut butter cups and milk.
I love to make chocolate chip cookies, or popcorn and chocolate milk.
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hi, i love making tollhouse cookies for my kids!
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Popsicles now, cookies when it cools off!
My kids chose Pop-Tarts. We don’t eat them for breakfast, we have a no-sugar-for-breakfast rule. So after school is the only time they get to eat them. But I like to give them warm peanuts they have to crack open! Make them work for it!!