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Totino’s Box Tops for Education Price Pack Giveaway

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I love Box Tops for Education.

Without a doubt, Box Tops for education is one of the easiest ways for schools to make a few extra hundred (or thousands) of dollars without having to sell gift wrap or popcorn tins. Simply clip the Box Top on the package of most General Mills items and send it off with your kiddos to school. Each Box Top is worth $.10, and while that doesn’t seem like much, it adds up really fast.

So when General Mills and My Blog Spark asked me if I was interested in giving away a Totino’s Box Tops for Education Prize Pack, of course I said “yes”.

One lucky reader will win a backpack and supplies including a highlighter, glue sticks, and a binder. There are are also two coupons good for FREE items: one for a FREE box of any Totino’s Crisp Crust Party Pizza Product and one for a FREE box of any flavor Totino’s Pizza Snacks. Also included is a bonus certificate good for 25 extra Box Tops for Education.

And now to the giveaway…

There are three ways to enter. Remember to leave a separate comment for each entry – so you have more chances to win.

Option #1: Leave a comment about how you survive the after school munchies. (Ex. We eat large amounts of crackers with peanut butter.) If you don’t have any kiddos, say “No kids.”

Option #2: Subscribe to our daily e-mail. (Iā€™m not spammy, I promise) And then leave ANOTHER comment that you did it. If you already subscribe, leave ANOTHER comment letting me know.

Option #3: Become a Fan of Kansas City Mamas on Facebook and then leave ANOTHER comment. If you are already a FAN, leave ANOTHER comment letting me know.

The giveaway will run through end-of-day on Thursday, September 23. Good Luck!!

PS: Some of the information in this post was provided by General Mills through My Blog Spark. While I also received a Totino’s Box Top for Education Prize Pack, the opinion about Box Tops for Education are all mine. (And I’d welcome any unused Box Tops. :))

Comments

  3. My son is in preschool, and the first thing he wants when he gets home is one of those tiny bottles of a yogurt drink (strawberry or strawberry-banana).

  21. Junk food šŸ™
    Snack cabinet is stocked with fruit snacks, chips, feral bars, popcorn, pop tarts, and the likes.

  37. My daughter heads for whatever is there. Usually cereal. I keep fruit on hand, but that usually isn’t chosen first.

  41. After school snack time is always a hard one. Try my best to keep it healthy and quick. So something with a little protein to tide him over til dinner and make homework a little more bearable.

  49. After school snacks usually consist of a glass of chocolate milk and something crunchy to snack on….pretzels, popcorn or crackers of some kind. Just depends on what deals I snag that week as to what there is to snack on šŸ˜‰

  54. No kids, mine are grown but they used to like crackers with Peanut Butter and Jelly after school.

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  63. Planned snacks, including some in the freezer (like Totinos) and some in the pantry (granola bars, pudding). The first question after they walk in the door from school is, “What’s for snack?”

  68. After school munchies…we ususally just eat any snack that is available,but I usually try to have dinner ready within the hour…I have a growing 9 yr old boy with a bottomless stomach!

  69. I can and dehydrate a lot so the snacks consists of canned peaches, apple wedges or dehydrated bananas and apples.

  74. I’m not the at-home parent, but I’m told she usually wants to finish whatever is still in her lunch box. I figure she’s still in kindregarten so that will wear off.

  75. I just re-subscribed to e-mail. I subscribed a long while back, but think I forgot to look for the link e-mail. It seems like I always want to subscribe while I’m at work, where Big Bro blocks the home e-mail access. I’ll do better this time and check tonight.

  86. For after school snacks, I usually try to keep applesauce, granola bars, and pudding in the pantry. Or anything my 9 y/o can find. He eats from the time he gets home til dinner.

  93. For after school snacks, my son has always loved frozen pretzels. Sometimes with salt, sometimes with cinnamon sugar. Now that he’s in 3rd grade, he microwaves it himself instead of me doing it.

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