Stuck on you Giveaway! $25 gift card

Stuck On You offers a great deal of adorable personalized children's items. Including tons of school supplies and accessories such as, backpacks and lunchoxes that can be personalized, clothing and shoes name labels also drinking bottles, sports bags and pencil cases! Definitely a great back to school shopping spot! They also have personalized wooden name puzzles and teddy bears as well as other stationary items and personalized children's clothing.

How adorable is that backpack?! Stuck on You's Backpack and Lunchbox are definitely durable and I see no reason as to why it would not last through out the school year and into the next. The clothing labels are also a must have the school year, camps through out the summer and even for the little ones whom are in day care. Jedilynn loves her backpack and lunchbox and is quite excited to begin her adventure in 2nd Grade!

Read Mami's 3 Little Monkeys full review here.

How cute are these bags!  My daughter is in 1st grade and would love them and all of the personalized options that are available.  Make sure you check out the Stuck on You website to see all of the items that are offered.

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Four lucky readers will win a $25 Gift Card each to Stuck on You! This giveaway is open Worldwide, entrants must be at least 18 years of age at the time of entrance. enter through the Giveaway Tools form below from now until Sept. 16th at 11:59pm CST when the giveaway will be closed. Winning entries will be verified, if entry was not fulfilled (including verifying email subscriptions) a new winner will be chosen. Winners will be chosen at random and notified via email. If no response is received from the winner with in 48 hours a new winner will be chosen. Good Luck! 

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Disclosure: EAT GOOD 2 NIGHT and all other participating blogs are not responsible for the fulfillment of the above prize(s). I received no monetary compensation for this publication. If you have any questions or if your a brand and would like to see your product(s) in a similar event please contact Sarh at mamis3littlemonkeys@yahoo.com. Thank you. 

Kitcheneez Dinner Plate~Oven Fried Chicken

I was out of town this past weekend for our first annual Kitcheneez conference.  The conference was held in Charlotte, NC which meant a 4 hour drive for me.  It was an amazing time meeting our founder Lisa and all of the other consultants.  During the conference we were able to see the new catalogs and taste some of our new products!!  All I can say is yum!  So of course we walked away from conference with some new products to try for ourselves.

The first product I had to try was the Oven Fried Chicken mix which is gluten free!  Even though I used regular flour you can use a gluten free flour to ensure you are gluten free throughout the whole meal.  It was simple to make and smelled so good while it was baking.  This is the end result:

It was nice and brown and a little crispy.  It was awesome and the whole family enjoyed it!  If you would like to get your own Oven Fried chicken seasoning mix you can order online at www.kitcheneez.biz/eatgood2night

Kitcheneez~August Bundle Special

School is right around the corner for almost everybody.  With Kitcheneez, you can make weeknight dinners simpler.  Our August bundle special is our back to school bundle and is perfect for the kids and for families wanting a quick and easy meal to make.

The back to school bundle includes the following:
Beginner's Cookbook
Mexican Mambo Dip
Spaghetti Mix
New York Coney Dog Mix
Creamy Orange Fruit Dip
Firehouse Chili Mix
Meatloaf Mix
Idaho French Fry Mix

Our Beginner's cookbook is designed for kids to get them interested in cooking.  The recipes in the cookbook are great for kids to learn how to cook and how to help in the kitchen.

Our Mexican Mambo dip is amazing!  It won 1st Place on September 10, 2012, at the NC Specialty Foods Association's Annual Fall Conference as well was being named Grand Champion!  

What kid doesn't love Spaghetti?!  This makes a wonderful sauce that the kids will slurp up.  Just add your own noodles and/or meat and you are good to go!  And this mix is Gluten free!!

Who loves a good hot dog chili?  With our New York Coney Dog Mix your hot dogs will taste out of this world!  It also makes for great sloppy joes!  And one mix makes a lot so you can have more than one meal with it!

Want your kids to eat more fruit?  Then let them try the Creamy Orange Fruit dip and they will be begging for fruit to dip in it!

With Fall and the cooler weather coming soon, our Firehouse Chili Mix is perfect for those cooler days.  This is my all time favorite mix and I thought my chili was perfect until I started using this mix and now this is all I use!

Meatloaf is considered a comfort food that families have made it their go to meal for ages.  Our meatloaf mix will give you that comfort food feel without having to scramble around for all the right seasonings.

Our Idaho French Fry mix makes an amazing sauce for your fries and also great on burgers!  It is hard to describe but it is kind of like Zaxby's Zax sauce.  It too has quickly become one of my favorites!

So there you have it, our August Bundle deal.  You get the cookbook and 7 mixes all for only $35!  You can order online anytime until the end of August at www.kitcheneez.biz/eatgood2night

Kitchen Measurement Guides

Have you ever been cooking and following a recipe and realize that you are not sure how to convert ounces into cups or teaspoons into tablespoons?  I'm sure a lot of us have done just that.  In today's electronic based world you can use your phone or tablet to search for these measurements.  And even if you have access to those you may not always want to stop what you are doing to search the answers.

So to help you out here are a few measurement guides that should be helpful to you in the kitchen.  

 

This first one is a free download from the Martha Stewart Kitchen so you can print them and hang them in your kitchen.  Click here for your download  http://images.marthastewart.com/images/content/web/pdfs/pdf1/cookshelpers.pdf

I hope these tables will help you while you are cooking in the kitchen!

Stuck On You~Free Blogger Opportunity

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Yes, the event is titled "Late For School Again Giveaway Event", my sponsor was not late... I was. Just so there are no hard feelings against my sponsor. ;) 

This event is open Worldwide and will run from Sept. 2nd through Sept. 16th!

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Kitcheneez Dinner Plate~Eastern NC BBQ Sauce Mix

If you are from North Carolina then you most likely love BBQ.  Growing up in North Carolina, BBQ was a staple to have in our household.  We had 2 local BBQ places that we would always order from and everyone always loved them. 

Well when I first saw that Kitcheneez offered an Eastern NC BBQ mix I knew I would have to try it and see if it held up.  It very quickly became a family favorite and my husband and I have stated that we will never buy BBQ again, it is that good!  We start with a Boston butt and cook it in the crock pot on high for 4 hours.  The mix requires it to sit for a few hours before so we make it when we first start cooking the meat or make it the night before.  After 4 hours on high we take the meat out and shred it with a fork then put back into the crock pot and add the sauce mix and continue on low for another 2 hours.  Once it is done you will have BBQ and can serve with any sides of your choosing or make BBQ sandwiches. 

My parents bought this mix and tried it the first time this past weekend and loved it!  My dad who is very picky said that he liked it a lot better than the local place where they normally get BBQ from!  How awesome is that!  Not only does it taste better but it is also cheaper.  The mix from Kitcheneez is only $4 and makes a lot of sauce that you can make multiple uses out of the sauce mix(or use the whole entire packet and make a large quantity of BBQ for leftovers!).  For those unfamiliar with Eastern NC BBQ it is a vinegar based BBQ. 

Here is the Eastern NC BBQ that we made for dinner.

Want to order or learn more about Kitcheneez?  You can go online to www.kitcheneez.biz/eatgood2night

Foods you should keep away from your animals

I love animals, pure and simple.  I have 3 indoor cats, 1 outdoor cat, and 3 inside dogs.  Told you I love animals!  As an animal lover I do all that I can to ensure that my pets are taken care and loved.  Other animal lovers do the same for their pets and may sometimes include a special "human" treat.  While this may be okay there are certain things that you need to avoid when giving human foods to animals.  Here are 5 foods that animals should not be given.

Chocolate--you hear this one all the time.  And yes I know many people have given their dogs chocolate and they are just fine but it is always better to be on the safe side.  Most studies show that it depends on the amount of chocolate consumed and what type of chocolate it is.  For example, baking chocolate is more fatal to dogs because it contains higher amounts of cocoa.  Cocoa has theobromide in it and can cause restlessness, hyperactivity, tremors, seizures, vomiting, hyperthermia and coma.

Onions--Now most dogs will not eat onions but if I drop one on the floor I make sure to get it up quickly because you just never know when they might decide to try it.  Raw or cooked onions may damage dog's red blood cells and could cause hemolytic anemia if ingested in large amounts.  This includes onion powder, dehydrated onions, and onion soup mixes.  

Avocados--Studies show that avocado leaves, fruit, seeds and their bark can contain a toxin called Persin.  It can cause vomiting and diarrhea in dogs and cats can get poisoned from it as well.  The pit can also be a choking hazard.

Grapes/Raisins--Large quantities of these fruits can be very harmful to your pet. Renal failure is probable if consumed in large quantities. If they get 1 or 2 they should be okay but always check for signs of toxicity like vomiting and diarrhea.

Macadamia Nuts--While still unsure what in these nuts causes animals to get sick it is best to know to stay away from them.  Most cases are not fatal and can be treated it is still misery for the animal.  It can cause weakness, vomiting, tremors, and hyperthermia in dogs.

This provides you with a short list of what could be toxic to animals.  For a more extensive list, including common household cleaners and plants, check this site http://www.healthypet.com/PetCare/PetCareArticle.aspx?title=Prevent_Poisonings or http://www.veterinarytechnicianschoolsonline.com/?page_id=33.