Land O’ Lakes Giveaway

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Today is a Land O’ Lakes Giveaway! Land O’Lakes is expanding its line of popular spreadable butter products, with new LAND O LAKES® Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread. This new butter blends two classic-favorites – cinnamon and sugar – into creamy, all-natural butter with no artificial ingredients, and can be used for:

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  • Topping your favorite breakfast foods (For example, adding Cinnamon Sugar Butter to French toast or warm oatmeal; or spreading it on whole wheat toast, English muffins and bagels)
  • An ingredient for sweet treats and savory dishes (Using in cookie recipes, or to liven up cooked carrots, for example)
  • A simple way to get kids to start the day right, or eat better throughout the day, by adding a dollop of sweetness to their favorite, healthier breakfast foods and snacks
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I was able to sample some and it is delicious.  My kids love cinnamon butter, so this product was right up their ally.  Our favorite way to use it right now is in a tortilla.  We get the uncooked tortilla, I happen to use the ones from Tortilla Land.  Once you cook the tortilla it is nice and warm.  Then we give it a light coating with the LAND O LAKES® Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread followed by a drizzle of honey.  Finish by folding the tortilla in half and you have a quick dessert quesadilla.

Land O’Lakes has provided a prize pack  including: a non-stick waffle skillet, flexible spatula, stainless-steel spreaders and more.  One lucky reader will get this fun pack.  To enter, just leave a comment telling me how you would use the new   LAND O LAKES® Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread.  You have until Wednesday August 31 at 10 pm (MST) to enter. This gieaway is now closed.

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    1. My kids love cinnamon toast, so as simple as it sounds, we’d probably use it for that…and maybe for scones. YUM!!!

  1. Cinnamon butter would be just great drizzled over bakery rolls and hot ham – Milwaukee’s favorite Sunday-after-Mass brunch meal. A lot of the older grocery stores and bakeries still bake hams especially for Sundays and you pick it all up on the way home from Mass… Yum, yum, yum!

  2. Cinnamon butter on toast will always work well, or on any bread (rolls, waffles, french toast) for that matter.

  3. I would have it on toast or a bagel, and your carrots idea is smart too, cuz I love sweetened carrots 🙂

  4. I have tried this and agree that it’s delicious! I have been using it on toast, bagels, and even added it to some cooked butternut squash! Yum!

  5. I would like to try it on my tst or on the blueberry french toast I make on the weekend! Sounds like a great item.

  6. I love cinnamon and would use this on waffles, pancakes, toast. Good thing I’m on a diet – that will keep me from eating it right out of the container (just kidding – but it sounds that good!).
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  7. too many choice ways to use this product! toast, waffles, bagels, baked sweet potatoes… you name it, I would use it!!

  8. Cinnamon toasts are one of my boys’ favorite breakfasts, so I’d love to try it out on toasts!

  9. My 4-year-old and I have been having cinnamon and sugar toasts every day for the last week – this would be perfect for our together snack time!

  10. I would love it spread on a dry roasted Sweet Potato! Yum! I wish they’d sell it in Australia!!

  11. I have been looking for this butter everywhere…just moved to PA…do they have it UT already? I think this would be awsome on a hot homemade scone! Mmmmm…makes my mouth water just thinking of it.

  12. I would most definitely make the fresh tortilla with cinnamon butter and honey. I love skillet toasted bagel halves, so this will be fantastic. I will also add to my oatmeal and on homemade rolls, pancakes, waffles, and biscuits. I will definitely be buying lots of this product. Hoping I’m able to get coupons for it through Land o Lakes.

  13. I use cinnamon-sugar crusted pecans on a spinach-raspberry salad. The salad has baby spinach, raspberries (or strawberries), sliced kiwis, the nuts and a dressing made of raspberry vinegar, raspberry jam, and oil. I typically “roast” the pecans in a skillet adding a little butter with sugar and cinnamon. I would definitely give this butter a try in “roasting” the nuts.

  14. I would use it to liven up the breakfast rut we are in. My two year old would be thrilled for something besides cereal 🙂

  15. I would use Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread on French toast, biscuits, bagels, muffins,etc….

  16. I would spread it on refrigerated crescent roll dough. Roll them up and bake to deliciousness. Thanks for the giveaway!

  17. Oh yum! I would use this on a chilly fall morning on my oatmeal! Or, I would spread some on pumpkin bread! Great giveaway!

  18. I grew up on cinnamon toast – which our mom would make us when we were home sick, along with hot tea … it’s a treat that brings back such loving memories. And this is definitely a “why didn’t I think of that” product! Can’t wait to give it a try!

  19. I’d use it on top of some of my kids’ favorite pancakes: sweet potato, pumpkin or carrot cake. My kids love cinnamon!

  20. Fall is coming I would use Land O Lakes Cinnamon Sugar Butter Spread on homemade apple pies. Instead of putting butter in I would use the spead and then while the pie is still warm put more delicious cinnamon sugar butter spread on the slices that I serve with a tall glass of cold milk. YUM! I can’t wait to make a homemade pie and try this!

  21. I love cinnamon sugar and with fall just around the corner this would be perfect to put on some wonderful baked sweet potatoes and I know my husband would use it on fresh, hot, bake pumpkin pie…. if you have never tried butter on your pie this is a must …. Thank you for all you do. Many blessings! Tammy in Alabama

  22. With left over pie dough! I make what we call bumble bees with left over dough: roll it out, spread with butter, sugar and cinnamon; roll up log style and slice. the kids love these. This butter, besides being spreadable from the fridge, combines the other steps as well! 🙂

  23. My kids and I love taking leftover pie dough, spreading it out and putting butter and cinnamon on it then baking it. We love to eat fresh warm crisps, as we call them. Using the Land O’lakes cinnamon butter would save a step as well as be extremely delicious.

  24. I would make darling silver dollar sized waffles for my waffle loving kids. Since I am currently dieting (no carbs) I would add a little butter to my baked apples (my current breakfast fave).

  25. Oooh! You’re making your own sopapillas! That sounds delish.
    For something “special” I’d use it as a spread for my mom’s pumplin bread!!
    Plus, hello, toast!

  26. This would get used all the time!! On pancakes, on toast, melted on carrots, mixed to make streussal topping for crumb cake… Spreat on whole wheat bread would be a go to snack – and would make the whole tub disappear!!

  27. O yum! I like to make butter, cinammon tortilla roll-ups already, but this would probably save me sometime! And i’m going to buy some to try on my french toast 🙂

  28. I would spread some of this butter on some homemade rolls or top a baked sweet potato with it.

  29. doesn’t it seem like the cinnamon sugar butter would be perfect on some cinnamon roll waffles? yum!

  30. doesn’t it seem like the cinnamon sugar butter would be perfect on some cinnamon roll waffles? yum!

  31. We bought some the other day – I couldn’t resist!! It was awesome on an English Muffin. Now I have to tryit on French Toast after your suggestion!
    Would LOVE to win this fun pack! Thanks for the chance! 🙂

  32. I think it would be wonderful on French Toast and also on waffles. My kids love anything with butter and cinnamon, so like you I am sure it would be used regularly on tortillas. Sounds yummy!!

  33. I would use the sugar cinnamon butter on french toast with a little powdered sugar. Yum!!

  34. I love eating scones with honey butter … so that cinnamon sugar honey butter sounds like it would be amazing on scones! delish!

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