Mott’s Pink to the Core Giveaway
October 10, 2009 by Kori Ellis
Filed under Contests, Recipes
Throughout the month of October, companies around the country step up with limited edition products benefiting breast cancer awareness. One of those companies is Mott’s. Mott’s has created limited edition apple sauces that will benefit Susan G. Komen for the Cure. They come in packs of 6 in delicious flavors such as Harvest Apple and Summer Strawberry.
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Mott’s Healthy Harvest Sauce has no sugar added. These yummy sauces are naturally sweet snacks that everyone in your family will love. Mott’s Plus Sauce has no added sugar and is packed with extras such as antioxidants, fiber or calcium. You can learn more about Mott’s apple sauces at Motts.com.
Mott’s has pledged $300,000 to Susan G. Komen for the Cure and this limited edition packing will be available through the end of October. The sauce is available anywhere Mott’s products are sold and the packs have a SRP of $2.30.
Right now, we are giving you a chance to win three 6-packs of the Mott’s apple sauce.
To enter the giveaway, leave a comment here with one tip about healthy eating.
Your comment will automatically enter you into the contest, which ends on October 24, 2009. We will select four random winners from all the comments and each winner will receive three 6-packs.
Good luck!
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eat what ever is in season and fresh and you cant go wrong
Grab a banana when you’re leaving in the morning. If you get hungry, it’s an easy snack!
The healthiest thing I can say is drink plenty of water and eat veggies and fruits and take note of the food guide pyramid.
I have a healthy “treat” at dinner. Something like applesauce or cottage cheese with pineapple. It makes dinner more exciting for the kids and I can feel good about what they are eating.
eating fresh in season fruits and veggies is always a good start
I eat some oatmeal with vanilla!
Be sure not to eat cheeseburgers for every single meal. Every other meal, but not every meal. Got it?
I have carrots and celery on hand if anyone gets hungry before dinner. We can snack on those and not get to full.
Set aside half of your meal when you go out to eat, eat 1 1/2 and normaly thats egnuff for a whole meal and your fill full
Applesauce can be used instead of oil in most recipes.
Eat lots of fruits and veggies
Drinking alot of water can make you feel full and you’ll eat less.
In my baking I always substitute 1/2 the oil called for in the recipe for the same amount of natural applesauce — cuts down on the fat and adds in extra nutrients and has the same taste & texture!
drink plenty of water
My tip for healthy eating is plenty of fiber filled foods and watch the trans fats
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Try to only eat things when you know what every ingredient is
I add veggies anyway I can. Having salads is a great way to get your protein and vegetable fix. Also, find different ways of making vegetable palatable, such as baking them in the oven, or mash cauliflower as a substitute for mashed potatoes.
drink lots of water and eat as many fruits and vegetables as possible.
When eating a meal, fill up half the plate with veggies.
Try to include lots of fresh fruits and veggies and don’t smother them in butter or sauces. Limit “empty calories” foods. Thanks. I’d love to win these!!
drink plenty of water, keep fresh fruits and veggies on hand for quick healthy snacks. Thanks for the giveaway – the kids would love to win these! Motts is the only applesauce we love but we haven’t tried the different flavors yet.
Drink plenty of water. Eat fresh fruits and veggies that are in season.
East smaller portions.
If you do not have the bad stuff in the house, the kids cannot eat it. Thank you
I make a point of drinking a LOT of water, and for a snack, I enjoy organic fat free yogurt with fresh fruit and cinnamon. Very healthy and tasty!
Try to include fruits and veggies, in your diet daily. Thanks
Don’t eat while you’re reading.
Drink Lots of Water! And eat your veggies…..and Fruits…..dont skip Breakfast!
Go for the Three Threes on the label: at least three grams of fiber, at least three grams of protein, none of the first three ingredients are sugar/sugar substitute.
Always have fresh fruit around to encourage your family to eat that
Keep the healthy snacks like fruit and veggies available, while keeping the unhealthy temptations out of the house!
balance your diet. dont eat just all fruits, eat veggies, meats, and grains too!
Always it a healthy snack before you go grocery shopping so you will be less tempted to get an unhealthy snack while out.
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Instead of pie or cake, try slicing an apple and some cheese,
we eat raw veggies with dip
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Eat fresh foods whenever possible. Also, can or freeze vegetables when they are in season. So much better than canned ones! Thanks!
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Keep only healthy options in your home. My kids favorite snack is Mott’s applesauce!
Healthy eating for me
means a smaller plate—
I swear it works…
20+ pounds of lost weight!
We love taking our kids to the salad bar, and pick out tons of veggies for their plate. They get to try everything and they eat well!
Eat whole grain pasta and lots of dark-coloured veggies, like spinach and bell peppers.
Apples are great. They can be thrown in my bag without getting mashed. I can eat it anywhere.
Eat lots of fruits and veggies and cut back on fats and carbs.
My tip is to eat meals with whole grains, fruits and vegetables
I encourage my kids to eat healthy by always having a water bottle on hand as well as keeping fresh fruit in my bag.
I drink a lot of water and I try to cut down on high carb foods since they seem to make me hungrier.
Eat home cooked meals
I like to mix fresh fruit with yogurt for a yummy, healthy, filling snack or meal.
Make sure you drink plenty of water.
A Healthy Lunch Snack for the kiddos are apple slices & peanut butter. It is sooo YUMMY & they don’t realize how good it is for them too! ; )
I think eating a variety of fresh fruits & veggies is important