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Sweet Impression: CakeSpy Rubber Stamp Giveaway!
Friday, October 23, 2009 
Like, OMG! Are you ready for a sweet giveaway?
This time, it's a set of Christmas rubber stamps featuring Cuppie in all sorts of sweet wintry scenes! This set of unmounted rubber stamps is a collaboration between CakeSpy and Taylored Expressions, and it comes just in time for either making your own holiday cards...or for giving them to a crafty friend as a holiday present! The set would usually retail for $21.95, but one lucky winner is getting a set for free!
To put your name in the running, just answer the following in the comments section(because it's never to early to start thinking about these important things):
What sweet treat are you most looking forward to this holiday season?
(Christmas cookies? Pies at Thanksgiving? St. Lucia Buns? Perhaps something else entirely?)
Of course, if you can't wait, you can purchase the stamps here, stay in touch with Taylored Expressions via twitter and their blog, and also check out the inspiration gallery here!
The cake poll will close on Monday, November 2 at 12 p.m. PST!
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Reader Comments (204)
What I am waiting for is the wonderful turkey that my mother or sister in law make + I love the caramel apple a la mode... just yummy!
My grandmother's pecan rolls! They're so good, they even got featured in a local cookbook!
E. Ferrell
eferrell21@yahoo.com
For me, it's not the holidays without home made sweet potatoe pie.
how cuuute <3
Im looking forward to making little mini christmas puddings for everyone, paint the cupcake liner with chocolate over a few stages, then place some christmas cake in the centre (or choco mud cake which i use) then coat the tops with some more chocolate, and then remove the papers, sweet little puddings <3
xx
I'm looking forward to my Grandma's famous fruit salad!
P.S. I saw some of your work at Bluebottle today and it's so cute!
Pumpkin pie of course!
I can't wait for the special jelly-filled donuts that are served during Hanukah. They can also be filled with dulch de leche, chocolate or whatever your heart desires!Yum!
Christmas cookies. We make butter cookies, in shape of star, Christmas tree, bell and so on. They're not a typical Christmas dish, but we eat them only in December, anyway!
TAMALES!!!!!
It's all Mexican's have to open on Christmas morning! HaHa
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PIE! Sorry about the caps. Ya'll just reminded me and I got maybe just a tad over excited, but it's pie, so I figure you'll forgive me... right? Right. Ok. I'm gonna go calm myself by defrosting pie dough.
Happy sweets!
My annual favourite... Christmas pudding - yum!
Oh, and what we call "Cowboy Balls".... like rum balls but made with butterscotch schnapps and a dash of Baileys!
Not that my hips need it, but I like all the desserts. If I had to pick one though it would be cookies. They're so versitile!
Oooh, those are so cute! Every Christmas my mom makes truffles, and then dips her gingerbread cookies into the extra chocolate. Our gingerbread have pretty little chocolate trousers, and they taste delicious!
Gingerbread cookies. The fragrance is sublime..
Sufganiyot at Hanukkah!
I am looking forward to my annual marathon cookie bake with my friend, and the massive variety of cookies we end up with at the end of the day!
For specifics, I love spritz cookies ... the butter....yummmmm.
Ohhhh, I love those cuppies! I am looking forward to pumpkin pie with lots of Cool Whip.
Pumpkin Pie! Is it wrong for a cake maker to prefer pie??? daniellembaker@yahoo.com
I can't wait for Fudge and Peanut Brittle! Forget the pumpkin pie! Those stamps are adorable!
pecan pie
Well my favorite holiday treat is making my Grandma's Rocky Road bars. She passed away several years ago and there are so many ways I remember my Grandma...but when I have a pan of her Rocky Road bars in the over...the smells bring me back to a sweet time in my childhood. (Sounds kind of silly...but the power of love and food.)
Thanks for a chance to win! Love your stamp illustrations.
Many Blessings!
Hands down it would be Gingerbread Cookies--I've made them every single year since I was a kid. In the classic Gingerbread Boy shape of course. :)
My dad and I are going to make his childhood favorite: Polish Fried Cookies, Chrusciki. I just found the recipe online and it sparked his memory that his grandma used to make them all the time. I think we'll make these cookies a holiday tradition!
I'm looking forward to Mammaw's sugar cookies. They are a family tradition!
Pecan pie...with a side of pumpkin pie....whip cream (of course) and maybe some white chocolae covered oreo's stuck in the top for good measure ;)
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