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Fall Harvest Twitter Party Reminder and Giveaway #CansGetYouCooking

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The best part about fall is the comfort food. We love all the pumpkin inspired baking and the rich, soothing meals that the cooler season brings. And the key ingredients of so many of those recipes are the canned food staples from your Cantry. So this Thursday we’re hosting a #CansGetYouCooking Fall Harvest Twitter Party on Sep 29, 8pm ET.

And to get the fun started early, we’ve got an extra giveaway for you to enter now.

Cans get you cooking giveaway

Including the giveaway in this post and prizing at the party, we will be giving away $525 worth of Visa Gift Cards as well as aprons and tote bags. Yes, 7 lucky winners will each receive a $75 Visa Gift Card along with a tote bag and apron. (Prizing is open to both the US and Canada.)

Have you RSVP’d yet for the #CansGetYouCooking Fall Harvest Twitter Party?

3 Ways to Win

  1. RSVP to win the Early Bird Prize

    Add your Twitter handle to the linky list below and tweet that you’re coming to #CansGetYouCooking with @CansGetUCooking for a chance to win the early bird prize pack of a $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron.

  2. Enter this EXTRA Giveaway for a $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron

    Simply enter using the form at the bottom of this post.

  3. Participate in the #CansGetYouCooking Twitter Party on Thursday Sep 29, 8 pm Eastern.

    During the party, we’ll select 5 random participants and each will win a $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron.

Favorite Recipes Using Canned Foods

Here are 5 recipes from the Cans Get You Cooking website that you’ll definitely want to try.

  1. Malaysian Tangy Noodle Salad

    Malaysian

  2. Chicken Burrito Salad

    Chicken Burrito

  3. Pineapple Jerk Chicken & Rice

    Pineapple Chicken

  4. Peach Granita

    Peach Granita

  5. Eggs In Purgatory

    Eggs In Purgatory

And here are 5 recipes that we’ve published in the past here at 5 Minutes for Mom that feature canned food ingredients.

  1. Spinach Artichoke Dip Pizza
  2. 5 Ingredient Ground Beef Stroganoff Recipe
  3. Southwestern Taco Salad with Cilantro Lime Dressing
  4. Pumpkin Spice Cookies
  5. 5 Ingredient Italian Pasta Salad Recipe

#CansGetYouCooking Twitter Party Details

Join us for a fun and informative twitter chat as we live tweet along with @CansGetUCooking and talk about how you can use your “Cantry” to quickly get healthy dinners on your table.

Cans get you cooking - Twitter Party

Date: Thursday, Sept 29

Time: 8:00 – 9:00 pm Eastern / 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Pacific

Hashtag: #CansGetYouCooking

Party hosts to follow:
@5minutesformom

Sponsor to follow:
@CansGetUCooking

Panelists to follow:
@SavvySassyMoms
@MommyBlogExpert

Prizes:

Before, during and after the Twitter Party, we’ll be giving away over $525 worth of Prizes. Prizing is open to the US and Canada.

BEFORE the Twitter Party…
1 Early Bird Prize Winner who RSVPs and tweets about #CansGetYouCooking will win

  • $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron

DURING the Twitter Party…
RSVP is not required for these prizes.

  • FIVE (5) Winners: Each winning a $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron

AFTER the Twitter Party…
Enter the extra giveaway at the bottom of this post to win another prize of

  • $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron

RSVP and Tweet Now

If you will be joining the party, RSVP below and Tweet now with #CansGetYouCooking and you’ll be entered to win the Early Bird Prize of a $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron.

[Tweet “RSVP for #CansGetYouCooking Fall Harvest Twitter Party Sep 29, 8pm ET #Giveaway Entry”]

We’ll also send you an email reminder the day of the party.

And please remember to follow our sponsor @CansGetUCooking.

Add your Twitter Handle below…
Example Link Text: @5minutesformom
Example URL: https://twitter.com/5minutesformom




 

Enter to Win

If you’d like to win a $75 Visa Gift Card with a Branded Tote and Apron, leave us a comment letting us know what types of canned foods do you buy most often? Then complete your entry using the form below.

 

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Disclosure: This post and the Twitter Party are sponsored by Cans Get You Cooking.
Written by Susan Carraretto, co-founder of 5 Minutes for Mom
Talk with me: @5minutesformom and Facebook.com/5minutesformom
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  2. Its a toss up, we used to buy a lot of canned vegetables and we still do, mostly beans, diced tomatoes and green beans. We also buy a lot of canned tuna, although of late we’re using pouch tuna more because it comes with various flavors. I love the security of knowing I’ve got canned ingredients though in case I’m in a pinch!

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  9. What types of canned foods do you buy most often?

    We can not get enough of canned armadillo, we buy from a company called Pure Texas, so good, and we recently discovered reindeer pate, I eat it on Doritos.

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  14. Most of the time I buy canned beans, soups and creamed corn. I also buy canned potatoes and carrots if I need to make a quick soup

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  27. I buy tomato sauce for pasta sauce and chili. I also buy pork n beans, kidney beans, and peas a lot.

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  29. I always buy, have on hand, and use canned vegetable to save time, and I also have canned soups and tomato products for various dishes.

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  38. we buy a lot of canned tomatoes, canned corn, canned peas and canned beans! Sometimes we buy canned and oranges for the kiddos

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  51. I buy a lot of canned beans and some veggies. My daughter likes the canned mixed veggies a lot and I’ll make her any veggie she will eat haha.

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  65. We often buy canned corn, peas, creamed corn, tuna, peas & carrots, stewed tomatoes, chicken, shrimp, yellow beans, chick peas, kidney beans, tomato sauce

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  92. Veggies. We love soups during the fall & eat them around 3 times a week so we can never go wrong stocking up on veggies

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  101. The type of canned foods I buy most often is dark kidney beans, black beans, olives, soups, canned mixed fruits, pineapples, oranges, peaches and pears, and also tuna.

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  109. I buy canned tomatoes and beans the most, way easier than fresh or dried . in the winter months we also use lots of canned green beans and new potatoes.

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  119. I buy a lot of canned foods! Tons of corn, green beans, whole potatoes, peas & carrots. Also, canned spaghettios and ravioli. I’d say the thing I buy the most of would be canned cream style corn. My kids absolutely love it!

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  137. I mostly buy green beans,corn,peas,chili,tuna,peaches,spinach,tomato products…its a whole different array of canned goods I purchase.

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  159. We use a lot of canned soup, especially in the winter – great to eat it for dinner along with a nice piece of garlic bread. We also use a lot of canned beans – great to mix with rice or pasta for an easy dinner.

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  181. Most often I buy canned whole kernel corn, cut green beans, diced tomatoes, chili beans, pork ‘n beans, sauerkraut, pineapple, peaches, fruit cocktail. I am always stocked up on those supplies. Oh yeah, soups, broths, tomato paste too.

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  187. I buy Campbell’s chunky soups, tomato soup, and mushroom soup fairly regularly. I also buy canned beans, tomatoes and olives regularly.

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  195. I keep a well stocked pantry of a large variety of canned goods but the canned tomato and bean items get used the most.

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  229. I buy canned soups. I confess I also get alot of canned veggies. I try to make healthy meals for the kids and it seems people want to make others feel bad if they don’t only buy fresh and organic.

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  249. I buy canned corn and green beans all the time. It’s an easy and healthy side dish. That was I can focus my time cooking the main dish and other side dish.

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