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My cupboards are overflowing with bakeware and cookware, but when the lovely people from CSN stores offered to send me a “Bubble & Brown” 2-Piece Stoneware Baker Set by Rachel Ray, I immediately made room! As though it weren’t gracious enough of them to send me a set, they also wanted to know if I was interested in giving away one of the sets on my blog. Since I love you guys so much…of course I accepted their offer, plus this modern bakeware is so darn cool, who wouldn’t want it? Whether you are looking for a new desk, futon, or bakeware CSN has a great variety of items for the home, so definitely check them out!
Here is what I want you do to be eligible to win…leave a comment telling me how you keep your cupboards organized and explain what you do when they are bulging at the seams!
*Tweet about this giveaway and post a link on my post to your tweet for an extra chance to win!
The Rules –GIVEAWAY CLOSED
1.) Open to U.S.A. residents only.
2.) One winner will be chosen on 7/20/09 by using random.org.
3.) Make sure that I have a way to contact you when you leave a comment; either through your blog or an email.
4.) One comment per person, please. Plus one *tweet entry; totaling 2 entries per person.
5.) I will contact the winner via email or commenting on the winner’s site.
6.) You have until 7/23/09 to claim the giveaway, or I will have to choose another winner.
7. The item will be shipped to you directly from CSN.
Product Information
Includes:
1 x 1-Qt. Bubble & Brown Stoneware Baker (blue)
1 x 1.5-Qt. Bubble & Brown Stoneware Baker (blue)
Features:
Multiple Use Stoneware – Dishwasher, microwave, freezer safe and oven safe to 500°F for convenience and versatility. The glazed interior is nonporous so foods won’t interact
Contemporary Design – Contemporary, playful shape in a vibrant and fun color goes directly from oven to table. The shallow sides result in crunchy tops for each serving
Easy Storage – all bakers conveniently nest together to save space in your cupboard
Wide Handles – Extra wide handle holes allow you to remove the stoneware from the oven even with bulky pot holders
I have kids for a reason. When it's time to rearrange my cabinets, I have them take everything out and I supervise putting the stuff back in, lol. "No, not there. Move to there!" I'm such a great mom. LOL
My apartment kitchen is bursting at the seams. I don't have a pantry, so finding room for food + fun kitchen supplies is a challenge. I had to get creative with stacking & moved larger items like the ice cream maker to my only other closet, next to the laundry detergent.
Sad to say, my cupboards are not really well organized. I do have a "baking cupboard"–all the goodies in one place, easy to grab and make whatever my heart (or stomach) desires). Let's just not even talk about my other cupboards, locked away from my two year old getting in to whatever he wants! ;)
My mom always says and learned once after reading a book about being organized that everything should be closest to the point of use. It's kind of a "duh" thing, but I wasn't doing it like I thought.
I make it a habit to remove all the "goodies" from my cupboards to see what I have accumulated with the changing of the seasons. It's fun to discover what you have pushed to the back of the cupboard! We rotate our wardrobes with the changing of the seasons, why not our dishes, right?
I'm just getting my first apartment so I don't have many items to organize yet! I can't wait until I do though!
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I have dishes, pots and pans, glasses, etc all in one shelf. Unfortunately our kitchen is small and I love to cook and also like to buy gadgets!
I keep my kitchen organized through a bunch of shelves! Shelves everywhere they can fit! I try and group foods by type and dishes and pots by size, but sometimes it's just whatever fits! Oh dear!
When things are bursting at the seams, which they all too often are, I try and give things away to friends that have just moved out of the dorms and need cookware.
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I love those!
I have a place for EVERYTHING! I try to stack everything nicely so it doesn't spill out everywhere.
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I keep like dishes together, ie cups in one cabinet, dishes in another. I keep the spices I use most frequently at the front of my baking supply/spice cupboard. I do not have a lot of cabinet space, so I store the majority of my pots/pans,mixers, food processors, etc., on a good size wire shelf system. The items I use less frequently I store in my hall pantry.