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Entenmann’s S’mores Little Bite Giveaway – CLOSED AND CONGRATULATIONS!

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CONGRATS TO JOYCE: We would make smores at least once when we went camping when my kids were little. I will send you an e-mail for your address. Thanks to all that participated!

Entenmann's Little Bites Smores
Who loves s’mores as much as we do? Entenmann’s! Here is another giveaway that Entenmann’s is providing us with the prize package. Sorry for US Only. If you would like to enter, leave your favorite s’mores memory in the comment area. I will pick a random winner and you have till June 29th to enter. Entenmann’s is only providing the prize for this giveaway. The opinion of this article is my own and not sponsored by Entenmann’s

One of my new favorite flavors in the Little Bite family. I can’t wait for them to hit the stores! What will you win by entering?
smores prize pkg
Two boxes of Entenmann’s S’mores Little Bites, two $5 coupons towards the purchase of Little Bites and an Entenmann’s stuffed puppy.

Get your entries in! I can’t wait to read your favorite memories!

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  2. I fondly remember doing s’mores at a college weekend retreat for my social service club. Kinda the whole atmosphere, y’know? It was at a campground where girl scouts camp & stuff. MANY thanks for the giveaway & the chance to win!! 🙂

  3. I am a Girl Scout leader and my favorite s’mores memories have been made while camping with my troop. We love to come up with different versions of s’mores using different Girl Scout cookies and chocolates. Thin Mint cookies with mini reeses peanut butter cups are always a favorite!

  4. I love s’mores! We would make them every time we went camping. Now we make them all the time at my parent’s house. The last time we made them, it started to storm but it didn’t’ keep us from making them!!

  5. I have only tried s’mores in the microwave and didn’t care for them. I would like to try the flavor in a cookie.

  6. We make s’mores all the time…it’s a great activity for children. They feel they created something We love them and would love to try the Entenmann’s. Thanks for the chance to win!

  10. I love S’Mores and grew up eating them, but my favorite memory by far is the first time my son had one. He was two years old and the first time we had taken him camping. We made s’mores and the look on his face was pure joy as he devoured it. He is 7 now and S’mores are one of his favorite treats!

  11. My favorite s’mores memory is when I went island camping with my friends, and made the most amazingly delicious s’mores! No one could resist!

  14. We always made s’mores at our family reunions. And I just made some s’mores cookies for father’s day gifts.

  15. I love smores!!! My fondest memories of smores is from my childhood days when I would be at my grandparents house and all the cousins would come over. We would have a bonfire–roasting hot dogs, popcorn and making smores. YUMMY!! Now I make them for myself, sometimes over a candle. Thanks for the chance to win.

  16. Camping with family in Sand Dunes(1956-57)at Capecod .Not much money for extras but Mom brought the makings for Smores to make us happy.

  17. I used to be the leader of my daughters Brownie troop. My most cherished memory of s’mores was when I took everyone camping and I got to see the joy on those little faces when they tasted their first s’mores. It’s one of my favorite memories.

  22. This is sad, but I’ve never had real s’mores. The only kind I’ve had was from a Lunchable as a kid.

  24. My favorite memory of smores was when we went camping at a beautiful State Park and we made them over our log fire. Oh my nothing like those lovely, runny gooey marshmallows. Gotta love them.

  25. My Aunt’s house in the mountains of California when we were younger around the fireplace.

  26. S,mores… always looking at ways to include this delight at any event…. My first 4-h demonstration was the correct method of making a s’mores… Won at the local level and was able to demonstrate at the Illinois State Fair

  30. My favorite s’mores memory is making them in the microwave (as an adult) with my kids. While roasting a marshmellow over the fire is the best – you have to have alternatives!!

  31. I remember the first time my youngest son tried smores. It was love at first bite!

Have you read?

How Much Do You Really Need? A No-Stress Party Drinks Guide for Real Women Who Host

If there’s one thing I’ve learned over years of hosting everything from kids’ birthdays to backyard 50ths, it’s this: running out of drinks will haunt you forever, and overbuying means staring at a fridge full of lukewarm mixers for the next six months. Neither is fun. So I finally sat down—cup of tea in hand, Aloo asleep at my feet—and pulled together the no-nonsense drinks calculator I wish I’d had years ago.

This guide is written for the woman who does it all: planning, prepping, pouring, smiling through the chaos… while trying to make the whole thing feel effortless. Whether you’re throwing a birthday bash, retirement party, holiday get-together, or the classic “just because we need a night with the girls,” this calculator will take the guesswork out.

Let’s keep it simple, doable, and totally stress-free.

The 3-Rule Party Drink Calculator
 (You can literally plan your whole bar with this.)

  1. Assume 2 drinks per guest in the first hour
     People arrive thirsty. They mingle. They top up.
  2. Then 1 drink per guest per hour after that
     This is where the pace naturally slows.
  3. Multiply by your party length
     Done. No apps, no math headaches, no complicated charts.

Quick Cheat Sheet: What to Buy for 10, 20, 30, or 50 Guests

For a 3-hour party:

10 Guests
 – Wine: 3–4 bottles
 – Beer/Cider: 12–18 bottles
 – Spirits: 1 bottle vodka or gin + 2 mixers
 – Soft drinks: 4–6 litres
 – Water: 4–6 litres

20 Guests
 – Wine: 6–8 bottles
 – Beer/Cider: 24–36 bottles
 – Spirits: 2 bottles + 4–5 mixers
 – Soft drinks: 8–10 litres
 – Water: 10 litres

30 Guests
 – Wine: 10–12 bottles
 – Beer/Cider: 36–48 bottles
 – Spirits: 3 bottles + 6–8 mixers
 – Soft drinks: 12–14 litres
 – Water: 12–16 litres

50 Guests
 – Wine: 15–20 bottles
 – Beer/Cider: 60–80 bottles
 – Spirits: 4–5 bottles + 10 mixers
 – Soft drinks: 20 litres
 – Water: 20–25 litres

If You’re Serving Mostly Wine
 Go 60% white, 40% red unless it’s winter, then flip it.

For afternoon parties, rosé counts as a white—buy a couple bottles because someone always wants it.

If You’re Serving Cocktails
 Stick to one signature cocktail plus a basic spirit (vodka or gin) with soda or tonic. Trust me, nobody needs a full bar unless you’re running a hotel.

For a 20-guest gathering:
 – 2–3 bottles liquor for the signature cocktail
 – Enough mixer to match (lemonade, juice, ginger beer, etc.)
 – Garnishes: limes, lemons, mint, berries
 – 2kg ice for shaking and topping

If You’re Serving Beer Drinkers
 Plan for 1.5 bottles per person per hour if beer is the star of the show.
 Beer-focused gatherings are thirstier gatherings. It’s science.

Don’t Forget Ice — Seriously
 Ice is the one thing everyone underbuys. You need more than you think.

Ice Guide:
 – Small gathering (10 guests): 3–4 kg
 – Medium (20–30): 6–8 kg
 – Large (50): 10–12 kg

If it’s summer, add another 20%.

Essential Mixers That Always Get Used
 – Soda water
 – Tonic
 – Lemonade
 – Cola
 – Cranberry juice
 – Orange juice
 – Ginger beer
 – Fresh citrus (honestly the unsung hero of any bar)

Keep it simple; nobody needs lychee cordial at a 60th birthday unless you really love lychee.

Water, Water, Water
 Your future self will thank you. Hydrated guests dance more, complain less, and recover beautifully.

Plan for 1 litre per person minimum.
 More if it’s hot, outdoors, or includes dancing (my favourite cardio).

When in Doubt, Buy a Little Extra
 You can always send guests home with leftover cans and bottles. It doubles as a quiet nudge to clean your fridge.

The only time I truly regret buying extra is when Aloo gets into the recycling bin the next day and has the time of his life spreading cans around the backyard.

Hosting Made Easier
 Once you’ve used this drinks calculator once or twice, it becomes instinctive. And honestly, when you’ve got the drinks sorted, the rest of the party feels lighter. No frantic runs to the bottle shop, no panic when the rosé runs out. You get to relax, enjoy, and actually be present at your own gathering—what a concept.

 

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