Showing posts with label Yoplait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yoplait. Show all posts
Friday, November 15, 2013
I’ve mentioned many times over the years how much all of my children love yogurt and the older they get, the more they seem to like it, which means that it is a staple in our refrigerator. While each of my children have their own favorite flavors of yogurt, their favorite brand remains the same…Yoplait Go-GURT®.
It’s not always easy for me to get my children to eat right and it’s certainly a challenge for me to get them to choose healthy snacks, but that’s one of the reasons that I love how much they like Go-GURT®, it’s good for them, it’s fun for them to eat (I mean, who wouldn’t want to eat yogurt from a tube), it’s super easy to add to their lunches for school (pop it in the freezer the night before and it’s cold and ready to enjoy come lunch time) and now Go-GURT® is now made with natural colors and flavors, and contains no high-fructose corn syrup…I consider that a win—win—win! Did I also mention that Go-GURT is a good source of vitamins A, D and Calcium? Because it is and that’s just another of the many reasons that I always have it on hand!
The awesome people at MyBlogSpark and General Mills, hooked us up with several free product coupons as well as a Target gift card so I took the opportunity to stock up on some lunchtime essentials to go with the Go-GURT® for school lunches. While my kids enjoy all of the Go-GURT® flavors, their favorites are definitely Banana Spilt and Strawberry Splash, such cool names too!
Do you kiddos like Go-GURT®? If so I have a great giveaway just for you! Check out the details below and be sure to enter to win!
WIN IT!
One MIBR reader will win a Go-GURT® prize pack containing a $25 Target Gift Card and coupons for FREE Go-GURT®. Check out the Rafflecopter widget below to enter and to see official rules! Good Luck!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
“Disclosure: The information and prize pack have been provided by General Mills through MyBlogSpark.”
It’s not always easy for me to get my children to eat right and it’s certainly a challenge for me to get them to choose healthy snacks, but that’s one of the reasons that I love how much they like Go-GURT®, it’s good for them, it’s fun for them to eat (I mean, who wouldn’t want to eat yogurt from a tube), it’s super easy to add to their lunches for school (pop it in the freezer the night before and it’s cold and ready to enjoy come lunch time) and now Go-GURT® is now made with natural colors and flavors, and contains no high-fructose corn syrup…I consider that a win—win—win! Did I also mention that Go-GURT is a good source of vitamins A, D and Calcium? Because it is and that’s just another of the many reasons that I always have it on hand!
The awesome people at MyBlogSpark and General Mills, hooked us up with several free product coupons as well as a Target gift card so I took the opportunity to stock up on some lunchtime essentials to go with the Go-GURT® for school lunches. While my kids enjoy all of the Go-GURT® flavors, their favorites are definitely Banana Spilt and Strawberry Splash, such cool names too!
Do you kiddos like Go-GURT®? If so I have a great giveaway just for you! Check out the details below and be sure to enter to win!
WIN IT!
One MIBR reader will win a Go-GURT® prize pack containing a $25 Target Gift Card and coupons for FREE Go-GURT®. Check out the Rafflecopter widget below to enter and to see official rules! Good Luck!
a Rafflecopter giveaway
“Disclosure: The information and prize pack have been provided by General Mills through MyBlogSpark.”
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
My kids love yogurt—they could seriously eat it every single day and never get tired of eating it and their absolute favorite is Yoplait Trix yogurt!
As a mom, things like artificial sweeteners and preservatives are important to me because I want to know what kinds of ingredients are in my children’s favorite foods and when a company steps it up and removes unnecessary preservatives and sweeteners from their products, well, I think that’s something that deserves a little praise!
Everyone knows that “Trix are for kids,” and now Yoplait Trix yogurt is giving moms even more reasons to love it! Yoplait Trix yogurt has been reformulated to remove artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, and high fructose corn syrup, but only you will know the difference! Whether it’s for an afterschool snack or the highlight of your kid’s lunch box, now you can feel even better about giving your kids the snack that has the same great taste with two bright natural colors in every cup that they can enjoy every day.
I can’t tell you how reassuring it is to me as a mom to give my children something that they love knowing that it doesn’t contain unnecessary preservatives and sweeteners! We’ve always loved Yoplait, and my kids have always loved Trix, but now there are a few more reasons for moms and dads everywhere to feel good about making Yoplait Trix their yogurt of choice!
Are you a fan of Yoplait Trix yogurt? If so, you have to check out this awesome giveaway from Yoplait and MyBlogSpark!
(1) VIP coupon for a free 4-pack of Yoplait Trix yogurt for kids
Yoplait branded items including an insulated lunch tote, ice pack, backpack, folder, zippered pencil pouch, pencils, erasers, and pencil sharpener
As a mom, things like artificial sweeteners and preservatives are important to me because I want to know what kinds of ingredients are in my children’s favorite foods and when a company steps it up and removes unnecessary preservatives and sweeteners from their products, well, I think that’s something that deserves a little praise!
Everyone knows that “Trix are for kids,” and now Yoplait Trix yogurt is giving moms even more reasons to love it! Yoplait Trix yogurt has been reformulated to remove artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners, and high fructose corn syrup, but only you will know the difference! Whether it’s for an afterschool snack or the highlight of your kid’s lunch box, now you can feel even better about giving your kids the snack that has the same great taste with two bright natural colors in every cup that they can enjoy every day.
- With the same great taste that kids love and the wholesome goodness of real Yoplait® yogurt that moms appreciate, Yoplait Trix yogurt packs a good source of Calcium and Vitamin D
- Available in 4-cup packs, with two bright, natural color combinations that can be swirled or eaten at once in every cup, kids can choose from five flavors: Strawberry Punch, Strawberry Banana Bash, Raspberry Rainbow, Triple Cherry, and Cotton Candy
I can’t tell you how reassuring it is to me as a mom to give my children something that they love knowing that it doesn’t contain unnecessary preservatives and sweeteners! We’ve always loved Yoplait, and my kids have always loved Trix, but now there are a few more reasons for moms and dads everywhere to feel good about making Yoplait Trix their yogurt of choice!
Are you a fan of Yoplait Trix yogurt? If so, you have to check out this awesome giveaway from Yoplait and MyBlogSpark!
WIN IT!
One MIBR reader will win a Yoplait Trix yogurt prize pack containing:
Enter to win this awesome prize pack using the Rafflecopter widget below!
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Though October was officially Breast Cancer Awareness month I think it’s safe to say that we all want to know as much about preventing this awful disease as possible. I know that whenever I get a chance to be educated (or help educate) women about the warning sings and thing you can do to reduce the risk of breast cancer, I’m all ears! Who better to educate all of us about breast cancer than celebrity breast surgeon and founder of the Pink Lotus Breast Center, Dr. Kristi Funk, MD.
I had the chance recently to ask Dr. Funk some questions including tips for reducing breast cancer risk and information about early detection and how you can help to support breast cancer causes locally! You can check out my Q&A with Dr. Funk below!
1. How many women are impacted by breast cancer? And how many women will be diagnosed this year?
One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. That means about 12.5 percent of all women born today will be diagnosed with breast cancer sometime in their lives. Approximately 250,000 women are diagnosed each year with Stages 0-4 breast cancer. The good news is that if it is caught during early detection, the 5-year relative survival rate is 98 percent.
2. Do women’s lifestyles impact their risk of developing breast cancer?
Yes, some lifestyle choices may impact breast cancer risk – making it go up or down. Some risk factors you can’t change. Simply being a woman and getting older increase your chances of getting breast cancer. Other factors you may be able to control. For example, there is some evidence that postmenopausal hormone use, alcohol intake and postmenopausal weight gain may increase your risk, while exercise, maintaining a healthy weight and breastfeeding may decrease your risk.
It’s important to remember that your risk of developing breast cancer goes up significantly as you age – and there’s really nothing you can do about getting older! This is why it’s so important to be aware of what you can control in your life that could be contributing to breast cancer. Also, make sure you understand your family history and talk to your doctor about your personal risk.
3. What changes can women make in their daily lives to reduce their risk of breast cancer?
While you cannot prevent breast cancer, there are a few important things you can do that may help reduce breast cancer risk. Here are five ways to take control of your breast health:
o One. Maintain a healthy weight. This will help you with different health issues.
§ Eat a low-fat, high-fiber diet, choose lean meats and fish, and load up on fruits and vegetables. Good nutrition helps women maintain a healthy weight and has several proven health benefits. Studies are ongoing about the role of diet in reducing the risk of breast cancer.
o Two. Limit the amount of alcohol you drink. Most often, doctors consider moderate alcohol intake to be one drink per day for women. For some that may sound like a lot, but for others that is an eye opener. So, drink less than one drink a day.
o Three. Add exercise into your routine
o Taking a brisk walk every day, or any other exercise you enjoy, may reduce your risk of developing breast cancer. So, get movin’!
o Four. Limit postmenopausal hormone use
o We know from the literature that combined estrogen plus progestin postmenopausal hormones increase the risk of both developing and dying from breast cancer. For each year that a woman takes estrogen plus progestin, her risk of breast cancer goes up slightly and small yearly increases in risk can add up over time. When women stop taking these hormones, their risk of breast cancer starts to decline and returns to that of a woman who has never used hormones in about five to 10 years.
o Five. Breastfeed, if you can
o Studies show that breastfeeding protects against breast cancer (especially premenopausal breast cancer). Breastfeeding appears to lower the risk of both estrogen receptor-positive and estrogen receptor-negative tumors.
4. How much does early detection increase the odds of survival?
Early detection is one of the most important things you can do to fight breast cancer. Know what is normal for you and how your breasts normally look and feel. If you notice any change in your breasts, see your doctor. Second, speaking of your doctor, you should have a clinical breast exam at least every 3 years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40. Finally, if you have a family history of breast or ovarian cancers, discuss it with your doctor to find out which screening tests are right for you. After assessing your risks, such as age and family history, your doctor may order a mammogram or other imaging tests like ultrasound and MRI.
5. When completing a breast self-exam, what signs or changes should women look for?
It’s important to know what’s normal for you. If you notice any change in your breasts or are concerned about your health, you should always consult your doctor. Never be embarrassed. If it’s nothing, what could be better? And if it’s cancer, you will be glad you didn’t wait. After seeing your doctor, you can also reach out to trusted breast cancer organizations, like Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, to learn more. Visit www.Komen.org or call 1-877-GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636).
6. At what age should self-exams be done regularly? At what age should mammograms be done annually?
Mammograms help detect any abnormal tissue, so if you are at average risk or over the age of 40, you should be getting a mammogram every year. Make sure it’s digital and not film-screen. Secondly, you should get a clinical breast exam at least every 3 years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40. Clinical breast exams are given by your doctor at your annual check-up.
7. Mammograms can have such a stigma attached to them, are there other screening tests available? If so which method is the most reliable?
The main types of screening tests are mammograms and clinical breast exams. First, get a mammogram every year starting at age 40 if you are at average risk. Ask your doctor which screening tests are right for you if you are at a higher risk. Second, get a clinical breast exam at least every 3 years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40.
Currently, mammography is the gold standard of care for screening for the disease and I’m very passionate about mammograms because they do save lives – many lives. For you to avoid it because it may feel uncomfortable is a bad decision; mammograms can detect breast cancer at early stages - when the 5-year relative survival rate is 98 percent. So please, if you are 40 or over, the annual squishing is worth it – I’m sure everyone who loves you would agree with me.
8. What can women do to support the breast cancer cause within their own community?
I personally love Yoplait’s Save Lids to Save Lives program because it’s such a simple way to help join the fight against breast cancer in your community. With Yoplait, we can donate up to $2 million this year by saving and redeeming pink lids from Yoplait yogurt cups – via mail and online at Yoplait.com. For every pink lid redeemed by the end of the year, Yoplait will donate 10 cents to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® - and the dollars generated through your local lid collection will go back to local breast cancer programs – so this really is a great way to help women in your community.
9. What is the single most important piece of advice you have for women concerning breast cancer?
It’s more stressful to sit around and wonder if you have cancer than it is to go see you doctor and find out.
Disclosure: This opportunity was made possible by Yoplait through MyBlogSpark!
I had the chance recently to ask Dr. Funk some questions including tips for reducing breast cancer risk and information about early detection and how you can help to support breast cancer causes locally! You can check out my Q&A with Dr. Funk below!
1. How many women are impacted by breast cancer? And how many women will be diagnosed this year?
One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. That means about 12.5 percent of all women born today will be diagnosed with breast cancer sometime in their lives. Approximately 250,000 women are diagnosed each year with Stages 0-4 breast cancer. The good news is that if it is caught during early detection, the 5-year relative survival rate is 98 percent.
2. Do women’s lifestyles impact their risk of developing breast cancer?
Yes, some lifestyle choices may impact breast cancer risk – making it go up or down. Some risk factors you can’t change. Simply being a woman and getting older increase your chances of getting breast cancer. Other factors you may be able to control. For example, there is some evidence that postmenopausal hormone use, alcohol intake and postmenopausal weight gain may increase your risk, while exercise, maintaining a healthy weight and breastfeeding may decrease your risk.
It’s important to remember that your risk of developing breast cancer goes up significantly as you age – and there’s really nothing you can do about getting older! This is why it’s so important to be aware of what you can control in your life that could be contributing to breast cancer. Also, make sure you understand your family history and talk to your doctor about your personal risk.
3. What changes can women make in their daily lives to reduce their risk of breast cancer?
While you cannot prevent breast cancer, there are a few important things you can do that may help reduce breast cancer risk. Here are five ways to take control of your breast health:
o One. Maintain a healthy weight. This will help you with different health issues.
§ Eat a low-fat, high-fiber diet, choose lean meats and fish, and load up on fruits and vegetables. Good nutrition helps women maintain a healthy weight and has several proven health benefits. Studies are ongoing about the role of diet in reducing the risk of breast cancer.
o Two. Limit the amount of alcohol you drink. Most often, doctors consider moderate alcohol intake to be one drink per day for women. For some that may sound like a lot, but for others that is an eye opener. So, drink less than one drink a day.
o Three. Add exercise into your routine
o Taking a brisk walk every day, or any other exercise you enjoy, may reduce your risk of developing breast cancer. So, get movin’!
o Four. Limit postmenopausal hormone use
o We know from the literature that combined estrogen plus progestin postmenopausal hormones increase the risk of both developing and dying from breast cancer. For each year that a woman takes estrogen plus progestin, her risk of breast cancer goes up slightly and small yearly increases in risk can add up over time. When women stop taking these hormones, their risk of breast cancer starts to decline and returns to that of a woman who has never used hormones in about five to 10 years.
o Five. Breastfeed, if you can
o Studies show that breastfeeding protects against breast cancer (especially premenopausal breast cancer). Breastfeeding appears to lower the risk of both estrogen receptor-positive and estrogen receptor-negative tumors.
4. How much does early detection increase the odds of survival?
Early detection is one of the most important things you can do to fight breast cancer. Know what is normal for you and how your breasts normally look and feel. If you notice any change in your breasts, see your doctor. Second, speaking of your doctor, you should have a clinical breast exam at least every 3 years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40. Finally, if you have a family history of breast or ovarian cancers, discuss it with your doctor to find out which screening tests are right for you. After assessing your risks, such as age and family history, your doctor may order a mammogram or other imaging tests like ultrasound and MRI.
5. When completing a breast self-exam, what signs or changes should women look for?
It’s important to know what’s normal for you. If you notice any change in your breasts or are concerned about your health, you should always consult your doctor. Never be embarrassed. If it’s nothing, what could be better? And if it’s cancer, you will be glad you didn’t wait. After seeing your doctor, you can also reach out to trusted breast cancer organizations, like Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, to learn more. Visit www.Komen.org or call 1-877-GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636).
6. At what age should self-exams be done regularly? At what age should mammograms be done annually?
Mammograms help detect any abnormal tissue, so if you are at average risk or over the age of 40, you should be getting a mammogram every year. Make sure it’s digital and not film-screen. Secondly, you should get a clinical breast exam at least every 3 years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40. Clinical breast exams are given by your doctor at your annual check-up.
7. Mammograms can have such a stigma attached to them, are there other screening tests available? If so which method is the most reliable?
The main types of screening tests are mammograms and clinical breast exams. First, get a mammogram every year starting at age 40 if you are at average risk. Ask your doctor which screening tests are right for you if you are at a higher risk. Second, get a clinical breast exam at least every 3 years starting at age 20, and every year starting at age 40.
Currently, mammography is the gold standard of care for screening for the disease and I’m very passionate about mammograms because they do save lives – many lives. For you to avoid it because it may feel uncomfortable is a bad decision; mammograms can detect breast cancer at early stages - when the 5-year relative survival rate is 98 percent. So please, if you are 40 or over, the annual squishing is worth it – I’m sure everyone who loves you would agree with me.
8. What can women do to support the breast cancer cause within their own community?
I personally love Yoplait’s Save Lids to Save Lives program because it’s such a simple way to help join the fight against breast cancer in your community. With Yoplait, we can donate up to $2 million this year by saving and redeeming pink lids from Yoplait yogurt cups – via mail and online at Yoplait.com. For every pink lid redeemed by the end of the year, Yoplait will donate 10 cents to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® - and the dollars generated through your local lid collection will go back to local breast cancer programs – so this really is a great way to help women in your community.
9. What is the single most important piece of advice you have for women concerning breast cancer?
It’s more stressful to sit around and wonder if you have cancer than it is to go see you doctor and find out.
Disclosure: This opportunity was made possible by Yoplait through MyBlogSpark!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer within her lifetime - our friends, wives, mothers, sisters, neighbors - and this year, the fight against breast cancer starts right next door.
That´s because, through Save Lids to Save Lives, Yoplait will donate ten cents to Susan G. Komen for the Cure® for each pink lid redeemed both online at Yoplait.com and via mail 
- Look for special pink lids on pink Yoplait yogurt cups, in grocery stores in September and October
- Save your pink lids and redeem them via mail, or - for the first time - redeem them online at Yoplait.com. Make sure you enter your zip code when redeeming lids online!
- In addition, you can visit http://bit.ly/slslcouponto download a printable coupon* for $0.30 off any (1) variety Yoplait Yogurt cup (Includes Original, Light, Thick & Creamy, OR Whips!) today!
On Yoplait.com you can dedicate your lid to a woman who means something to you, read inspirational stories about those making a difference in the fight against breast cancer and find out how to support your local Susan G. Komen Affiliate.
During the past 13 years, Yoplait has donated more than $30 million to the breast cancer cause through all of its breast cancer initiatives.
Don’t forget to visit Yoplait on Facebook and Follow Yoplait on Twitter for more information and ways that you can help in the fight!
Cancer has played a huge role in the lives of many people in my family and it’s extremely important for me to help however I can to get the word out! I love Yoplait, not only because it’s my favorite brand of yogurt, it is and always has been (come on, how could you ever manage to eat Yoplait Thick & Creamy Strawberry Banana and not be hooked) but because of the amazing ways in which they are helping the fight against breast cancer! It’s easy to help and thanks to Yoplait and MyBlogSpark one lucky MIBR will be getting a head start in helping!
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One lucky MIBR reader will win a Yoplait Save Lids to Save Lives VIP Prize Pack including:
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This giveaway ends on October 5, 2011 at 1:59 PM EST. Three (3) winners will be chosen via Random.org and announced in a separate winner’s post shortly after the giveaway has ended. Winner will have 48 hours to claim his/her prize, failure to respond to winner’s email in a timely manner will result in winner forfeiting his/her prize and me choosing a new winner. Giveaway open to US residents only please!
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"Disclosure: The Yoplait prize pack, information and coupon have been provided by Yoplait through MyBlogSpark."
Friday, April 16, 2010
If there is one thing every mom would like to have more of it has to be relaxation! Being a mom is stressful, tiring, thankless, and hectic and many of us don’t always get the down time we so desire. Thankfully Yoplait understands a woman’s need to feel like a goddess ( we can dream can’t we?) so they’re teaming up with actress Isabella Miko (who plays Greek Goddess Athena in Warner Bro’s Pictures new movie “Clash of the Titans”) to help us ladies out. You can check out the trailer for Clash of the Titans below!
I’ve mentioned before how much we enjoy yogurt at our house; my kids love it and I’ve always be
en a huge fan. When choosing a yogurt there is always one brand I go to first—Yoplait! To my complete delight Yoplait has introduced their new Greek yogurt and thanks to Yoplait and MyBlogSpark I recently had the chance to check it out! The important thing to note about Greek yogurt is it’s thick, rich, creamy texture…to me it’s what makes it so yummy and sets it apart from traditional yogurt. Yoplait Greek yogurt comes in four delicious flavors; Strawberry (my personal favorite), Blueberry, Honey Vanilla, and Plain and with 12 grams of protein it nourishes your inner goddess from the inside out! I really enjoyed Yoplait’s Greek yogurt and I will definitely be making it a regular addition to my grocery list.
en a huge fan. When choosing a yogurt there is always one brand I go to first—Yoplait! To my complete delight Yoplait has introduced their new Greek yogurt and thanks to Yoplait and MyBlogSpark I recently had the chance to check it out! The important thing to note about Greek yogurt is it’s thick, rich, creamy texture…to me it’s what makes it so yummy and sets it apart from traditional yogurt. Yoplait Greek yogurt comes in four delicious flavors; Strawberry (my personal favorite), Blueberry, Honey Vanilla, and Plain and with 12 grams of protein it nourishes your inner goddess from the inside out! I really enjoyed Yoplait’s Greek yogurt and I will definitely be making it a regular addition to my grocery list.Want to try Yoplait’s new Greek yogurt…get a printable coupon here!
Thanks to the people at Yoplait and MyBlogSpark…one of my amazing reader’s is going to win a Nourish Your Inner Goddess Gift Pack complete with everything you need to nourish your inner goddess!
Win it! To be entered into this giveaway leave a comment on this post telling me which of the 4 flavors of Yoplait Greek yogurt you’d like to try most! This is mandatory and must be completed before any extra entries are counted!
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