Review & Giveaway: Funbites

Happy New Year's to my wonderful readers!  I hope that yours was delightful.  A bit later, I'll be sharing a (Not-Fit-For-Kids) recipe for a Mimosa roll cake I made for dessert last night... and I plan to do some more baking and cooking today, to get ready for the return of school (yogurt's in the crockpot as I type!)

But first, I wanted to get the New Year started right with a Giveaway!

Image courtesy Funbites

A while back, the good folks at Funbites sent me their neat cutters (cubes and heart/shapes) to try out.  They are pretty neat... I wish that I had them when the kids were younger.  They are great for making bite sized pieces out of food.

Honestly, I had limited success with apples...

I've seen other bloggers use them on quesadillas and pancakes with great results.  I just used it on some lunch meat tonight and it was awesome.  So, flatter is better when it comes to Funbites.  :)

They would be awesome for hot dogs for toddlers and hunks of meat (like ham or sausage)

The good people at Funbites are offering one of my lucky readers the chance to win one set of their choosing - hearts or cubes.

To enter - please visit Funbites and then come back here and tell me which set you'd like to have, and what you would like to try cutting into fun little bites with it.  I encourage you to "like" them on Facebook, because they are cool, but I won't make that a requirement.  (While you are at it, if you don't "like" Lunches Fit For a Kid on Facebook yet, you should.  This is also not required, but I love to see you all over there!  It puts a big smile on my face.)

As always, I need a way to contact you.  Anonymous commenters, with no contact information, cannot win.  If I can't contact you, I can't get your information to FunBites and you can't get your prize.  Simple as that.  US entries only, please.

One comment per person, please.

I will choose a winner, using Random.org, on Friday, January 6th at 6 PMish, EST.  If the winner doesn't get in touch with me within 48 hours, I reserve the right to pick a new winner.