My Blog Spark and Pillsbury provided me with a VIP coupon for a free pack of Pillsbury Sweet Rolls and a really unique photo album. The photo album has two removable sections that load in the from the top.
My Blog Spark and Pillsbury also will offer one of my readers this very same Gift Pack so that you can bake up a batch of your own and then store those precious Sunday morning memories.
This giveaway will end Sunday, March 14th at 11:59 p.m. pacific time. Open to those in the U.S. only 18+.
Here's how to enter:
1. Share a Sunday morning family routine (this is your mandatory entry)
For extra entries:
2. Follow this blog publicly
3. Visit www.pillsbury.com and tell me one recipe you'd like to try there
4. Visit my other posts and leave a relevant comment, then come back here and tell me that you left me a comment.
5. Friend request me on Facebook or tell me that we're already friends
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My most heartfelt thanks to My Blog Spark and Pillsbury for sponsoring this contest and providing the gift pack to one of my readers.
Audrey :)
My husband makes everyone breakfast and we dash out the door to church at 9 am...
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Our Sunday mornings are so hectic. We eat a quick breakfast before we head to church and Sunday school. Afterwards we so our relaxing.
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ReplyDeleteSundays we try to eat as a family for breakfast - it's the rare time most everyone is home
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My husband brings me coffee in bed and then he goes to work.
ReplyDeleteSunday is my husband's only day off, so we usually wake up for a late breakfast and then run errands together
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On Sunday, we all eat breakfast at different times, because everyone can sleep in. So whenever one of ous gets up, they usually have cereal with fruit in it. Thanks!
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sunday morning the family all gets together for breakdfast then they go off to church and we baby sit the dog for them mverno@roadrunner.com
ReplyDeletewe take care of my sons dog while he goes off to church then we all have lunch mverno@roadrunner.com
ReplyDeletewe are lazing on sunday morings and we love their cinnamon rolls for breakfast.
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Unfortunately, half of my Sunday mornings are spent at work. But the other half involve drinking coffee and being lazy.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try Slow Cooker Biscuit Chicken Pot Pie.
ReplyDeleteSunday mornings are family team. We start with a big breakfast.
ReplyDeleteMy husband feeds the dogs & takes them out while I feed the birds out the kitchen window. We then have waffles from Jiffy Mix:)
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Well, usually sunday morning either consists of a huge breakfast with pancakes, sausage and bacon and toast, or a sunday brunch , around noonish tradition, my dad goes to Pastosa and gets pepperoni, mozzarella and olives and italian bread and usually that's a sunday morning/ brunch in my house complete with the Sunday paper, the funnies, and clipping the coupons and making foodshopping lists.
ReplyDeleteIf I'm at home with my daughter, our routine is usually scrambled eggs with salsa... boy would this be a nice addition to that! If she's gone, I walk with a friend of mine in a botanic garden - would still love to come home and have a brunch with these Orange Sweet Rolls!
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We kiss,drink coffee and read the paper
ReplyDeleteSeems like as we get older it's harder to stick to any routine, but I'd have to say that we watch The Worst Cooks in America every Sunday evening as a family. Some good family friendly laughs.
ReplyDeleteEasy Italian Vegetable Soup au Gratin would be my pick for a recipe on the Pillsbury website. And I joined you on Google Friend. Come visit me tomorrow, I'm giving away a cool book. Thanks for hosting this giveaway.
ReplyDeletePancakes with blueberry sauce. We all work together on this and sit down together for breakfast before church.
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I don't have kids yet, so I grab a yogurt, get a Sunday paper, and go to teach Bible class!
ReplyDeleteWe gut up and get ready for morning worship. My lovely wife does double time making pancakes for the family. I live blueberries so she usually puts them in the batter. If I'm extra good, I get blueberry syrup! YUM!
ReplyDeleteSunday morning often starts after noon for me since I sleep in. :) I need to start going to church again though. Then I'll be running out of the house late!
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Our Sunday morning routine is attending church as a family.
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ReplyDeleteMy Sunday routine is to do my weekly CVS, Rite Aid, and Food Lion shopping. :)
ReplyDeleteI would like to try Pillsbury's Creamy Pesto Chicken Casserole
ReplyDeleteOn Sunday morning I always cook a big breakfast,with some of my husbands favorites.Topped off with a good cup of coffee!
ReplyDeleteI recently printed a recipe that really sounded good to me[Orange-Kissed Breakfast Bread Pudding]. Haven't tried it yet,but it sounds great!
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ReplyDeletebreakfast for the whole family at perkins was a fav saturday tradition for us.
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ReplyDeleteSunday Mornings...my boyfriend and I try to sleep in but my cat inevitably wakes me up around 7:30 to feed him...once everyone's awake, we might have pancakes or we might have cereal. It depends on how awake or hungry we are! So I guess there is no routine.
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Sunday is busy because we are getting ready for church-most of the time it is frozen waffles
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On Easter Sunday, my favorite tradition is to take out the food we prepared and had blessed the day before and eat it prior to going to Easter Sunday mass.
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I would like to try the Cinnamon Roll French Toast on the Pillsbury.com website.
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The slow cooker chicken pot pie sounds good. Thanks for the chance. mogrill@comcast.
ReplyDeleteWe get up late, make pancakes, or biscuits and gravy, or egg mcmuffins, and read the paper. Sublime!
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ReplyDeleteSunday mornings are for sleeping in, then we have a nice brunch of eggs on english muffins.
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I'd like to try the Canadian Bacon-Pineapple Breakfast Sandwiches recipe.
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There are two things we do every Sunday. We either stay home as a family (my hubbys only day off) or we go to Friendly's with my parents!!
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We often will sleep in late. If we feel ambitious we will make a big breakfast together. If not then we will go out to some place special to eat.
ReplyDeleteOur Sunday morning routine - Sleep in, we make brunch &eat together.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite Sunday tradition is making a big post of fresh coffee and enjoying my sunny kitchen with a little peace and quiet.
We take turns sleeping in and we read the paper and play with the kids.
ReplyDeleteWe get up, have breakfast, and then my daughter and I head out to church while my husband stays home with the baby. Last Sunday, we had these rolls!
ReplyDeleteI want to make the Irish Potatoes and Cabbage for a St. Patrick's Day brunch this weekend!
ReplyDeleteWe have a relaxing morning making breakfast and reading the newspaper.
ReplyDeleteMy relatives come and visit me from far away and we cook a big breakfast and just sit around the table and talk and catch up.
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Drag the teenagers out of bed so they can go to work. Let the dogs out and when they come back in, we try to sleep in.
ReplyDeleteBaked chicken & rice with autumn veggies sound yummy to me.
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either myself or hubby one makes pancakes. this is our traditional sunday morning breakfast.
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sadly, our routine goes, "do you want to get up for church?" "I dunno. Do you?" "We probably should." then it goes one of two ways:
ReplyDelete1. "yeah.... okay" and we get up
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2. "yeah... okay" and we fall back asleep.
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We sleep in, read the paper and clip coupons, and then go grocery shopping.
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On Sunday, I usually make breakfast and my husband heads out to get the Sunday paper. After we get done eating, I go through the paper and put together our grocery list...then we head to the store.
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i sleep in while my husband watches the kiddos - my kind of sunday
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ReplyDeleteWe eat a quick breakfast and then go to Church
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We usually bundle up in the living room and watch cartoons while eating breakfast.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! Ironically my fiance and I have Pillsbury sweet rolls every Sunday morning before we leave for our marriage preparation class at church, so every Sunday that's what we do. It's a fun tradition my friend got us into and they're so easy to make, even if we're running late that morning they're so easy to pop into the oven and eat them on the way. I would love to win this! Since we're saving for a wedding and to buy our first place, every little bit helps!
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I would never think to view their site for recipes! I love the Chocolate Chip-Cinnamon Breakfast Ring! That looks and sounds delicious!
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That lemon dessert looks delicious! :)
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My daughter is pretty picky before going to Sunday School but she has to have her hot chocolate. I have to have a cup of tea. Dad usually drives her but not a hot drink in the morning person. When she comes back then she'll eat something but is still picky. I wonder if she'd eat one of these in the morning? You bet I will.....
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I'd love to try the Artichoke-Spinach Strata
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I have bacon and eggs for breakfast on sundays
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We make Chocolate Chip Pancakes together as a family!
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We take it slow and easy usually on Sunday mornings! I sometimes make a big breakfast and we have our home Bible reading time together!
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Sleep in late and then make a yummy late breakfast!
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I would love to make the Ham and Broccoli Quiche recipe!
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We get donuts or bakery rolls and read the Sunday paper together.
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I am always in a rush on Sunday Morning trying to get everyone ready and out the door for church!
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We usually have pancakes on weekend mornings.
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I'd like to try the pepperoni square quiche.
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On sunday mornings we wake up around 7 or 8 and I make breakfast and usually put dinner on. Then we go to church and have fellowship for a while after, and come home and enjoy our meal.
ReplyDeleteSunday mornings usually see me getting up with my 3 month old son and just chilling for a while then making breakfast for DH and us and having a nice, liesurely, relaxing sit without any tv or anything while we enjoy breakfast and chat about the last and coming weeks. Thanks for the giveaway, orange cinnabons sound pretty awesome!
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We read the paper and watch TV. Thanks!!
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I make breakfast of bacon, eggs, cereal and bagels and then we read the paper.
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ReplyDeleteOur Sunday mornings are usually fairly lazy. My husband goes and buys Einstein bagels and cream cheese and we read the Sunday paper and spend quality time as a family. Thanks so much! pamelashockley(AT)netscape(DOT)net
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ReplyDeleteSadly, I always work on Sunday mornings so I miss all the good stuff.
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ReplyDeleteThere's not much of a routine in my house on Sundays because it's just my son and I. He usually works and if he doesn't, sleeps late.
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ReplyDeleteA big breakfast with everyone's favorites and then a movie.
ReplyDeleteWe wake up early an make a big breakfast every Sunday.
ReplyDeleteMy little one and i both have bowl of oatmeal then go to the park to play!
ReplyDeleteMy husband makes pancakes or French toast every single Sunday morning. :)
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Sunday mornings are the only time we are able to eat breakfast together so we have a really big breakfast with anything requested. garrettsambo@aol.com
ReplyDeleteOur Sunday mornings are spent longing around cooking some breakfast and anging out together. It is the one day we are all home as a family.
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A Sunday morning family routine I have is reading the Sunday newspaper while eating a hearty breakfast.
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