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Friday, October 28, 2011

Pillsbury Rookie Bake-Off Contest! Weekly winners!

Grab your aprons and start your ovens! Pillsbury’s first-ever Rookie Bake-Off® Challenge has just begun!
The Rookie Bake-Off® Challenge consists of six weekly challenges, each providing you with a chance to win $500, 5 doable new recipes to vote on and use each week, and even inspiration from guest bloggers!

To enter for your chance to win each week, visit BakeOff.com to check out the weekly challenge and submit your entry! Just keep in mind...

The whole shebang! Submit a recipe, story, and photo.

A quick fix! Prep time in 30 minutes or less.

A lot for a little! Five ingredients, including at least one Pillsbury refrigerated dough product.

All that and more! Keep in mind creativity, consumer appeal, appearance, and include an inspiring story.

To find more information and contest rules, visit BakeOff.com.

So roll up your sleeves and get cooking for your chance to win this week's $500 prize! Best of luck!

Disclosure: I received this information from Pillsbury through My Blog Spark. I was not compensated in any fashion for this post.

1 comments:

TrishOctober 28, 2011 at 9:34 AM
I might just have to whip something up and get it entered. Even if I don't win, at least I won't be hungry ;-)
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