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Tate’s Bake Shop Giveaway

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Mother’s Day is quickly approaching and I’ve teamed up with Tate’s Bake Shop, one of the most celebrated and award winning bakeries in the Hampton’s. The bakery itself is a popular destination for tourists and locals with lines often stretching out the door.


Kathleen King, founder and owner of Tate’s Bake Shop, began baking when she was just eleven years old, selling small batches of her crisp, buttery chocolate chip cookies off of a fold-out card table on North Sea Farm, her parents’ Long Island farmstead.

In 1980, when she was only 21, Kathleen rented a space her mother spotted and opened her first bake shop. She developed a full line of traditional American baked goods, perfecting every recipe herself and baking each dessert from scratch. Named after her father, Tate’s Bake Shop is the result of Kathleen’s love of baking and keen eye for quality.

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Kathleen’s cookbook not only includes many of the favorite Tate’s Bake Shop recipes but is full of time-saving tips when it comes to baking at home.

One lucky reader is going to receive the above Mom’s Baking for Friends Gift Basket, featuring a lemon tea loaf, buttery-rich shortbread squares, an individual coffee cake, a box of their famous crispy chocolate chip cookies and copy of Baking for Friends. Lucky, lucky, lucky you!

Contest is Now Closed

{Main entry ~ required} To enter here, just leave a comment telling me how you are going to honor your Mom or other inspirational woman in your life this Mother’s Day.

Extra entries: 

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Deadline to enter is Tuesday, April 23, 2013 Pacific Standard Time. Contest is open to United States and Canadian residents only. Winner will be chosen at random and contacted by email. You will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen. Gift basket will be shipped directly from Tate’s Bake Shop.

Another way to win a basket….

Tate’s Bake Shop is also celebrating Mother’s Day by honoring Moms, Grandmothers and everyone who’s like a Mom with their Tate’s Bake Shop Mother’s Day Honor Wall on Facebook! They are giving away a Mom’s Baking for Friends Basket each week to one winner selected at random from their Honor Wall.

It’s easy to enter their too – just click the link http://woobox.com/zakfaz and follow the instructions. All you need to do is decide who you’d like to honor, post an image of your honoree and say a few words about why they’re special to you. That’s it!

Also, until May 12th, 2013 anyone who visits the Tate’s Bake Shop website can save 20{5396afcf7ebcb011d88226d96591fa60d0bb5a6cac0179c8121d60c005c366a8} on a purchase with discount code: mom13

Good luck everyone!!

Winner is comment #113! Congrats!

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Disclosure: Giveaway is being provided from Tate’s Bake Shop, Southhampton, New York

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  9. My mom is gone from this earth, but I know I will find a great mom to get this basket. And if I don’t win, I’ll spend time in prayer and conversation with my mom, my hubby and his mom, and my sis, all gone from my sight but ever in my thoughts. You knew my sis, Barbara Thompson.

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  19. My sister and I are planning to cook a Mother’s Day Brunch for our Mom this year. I’m a goat cheese maker so we will have an asparagus and goat cheese frittata on the menu!! Yum!!

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  41. We will honor our Mom (my Mother-in-law) and get together and have a cookout. She loves it when all her boys are together (with their wives and kids) and we all love being together.

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  58. Wow! Wonderful giveaway!
    My mom lives in another state but I always send her something, and we talk on the phone a lot. Mothers are very special!
    Lisa

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  67. My mother is coming to visit me across the country the week before, and I am going to bake her seven-layer cookies. They’re her favorite and she always says I shouldn’t bother with them because it would be too much work – but nothing’s too much for her!

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  77. My mom passed away some time ago. I like to think I honor her by how I live my life and with this in mind “My mom is a never-ending song in my heart of comfort, happiness and being. I may sometimes forget the words but I always remember the tune. “

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  98. This is my first mother’s day since I moved to a different state from my mom. Fortunately she’ll be visiting next week, so we’ll go for an early Mother’s Day brunch and then I’ll send her something on the big day. This basket would be a great gift to send!

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  100. I will be celebrating Mothers Day with my beautiful 92 year old mother drinking tea together.She is the most wonderful strong woman anyone could know.If i win we can add Tate’s basket to our tea.

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  101. My mom passed away a number of years ago but I still think of her everyday in some kind of way; big or small. I still admire her fortitude and tenacity. She grew up during the Great Depression, married very young and had 10 children with my father. She was the leader of our family and taught us all right from wrong and how to be kind hearted. I miss her so. I will honor her by saying a prayer and planting flowers on my balcony. She just loved Spring and could hardly wait for planting time in Michigan every year. Her flowers were as beautiful as she.

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  102. I will honor my mother and mother n law by makingthem both breakfast and just showering them with love! And treating one to alex n ani and other to a bead for her bracelet

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  103. My mother never had a bad word to say about anyone, even if they treated her awful. She worked hard all her life at a job that paid very little with no complaints. Than she died young but I’m sure she was rewarded with heaven in the end. To honor her on Mothers Day I am striving to live my life more like her and if I end up just a drop of what she was in life then my life will be lived well and rewarded in the end. Love and Miss you Mother

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  128. I am a mom and I would like to win this for myself… it looks delicious! If I said I would SHARE it with my mom, would it up my chances?! 🙂
    p.s. I am SURE my Mom would be ecstatic if I won 😉

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  129. I am pregnant so one last Mothers Day celebrating my mom, mother in law and sister in law. I’ll be hosting a brunch at the beach. Next year will be handed off to the men :).

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  131. This coming Mother’s Day is particularly special because I’m about to have my first child (any day now), which will be my mom’s first grandchild and my grandmother’s first great-grandchild. It will be an amazing thing to have four generations of our family together!

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  136. So excited to give my mom her gift – a tea spoon and a little tea bag dish each adorned with an owl and a tin of tea leaves woven into flowers. Owls are special to us because we called her mom, who we lost to breast cancer, “grandma Owl” so she will love the gift!

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  137. My mother has passed away and I am thinking about a few elderly women that have children far away like mine are. I think my husband and I will invite three of them out for lunch if they can make it. This will be an outing for them and also give us the opportunity to introduce them to each other.

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  151. typically my dad grills for mom’s day and it’s a nice simple spring meal…. and the hubby’s clean up the kitchen after…. but this year, we may still have snow! so we’ll see…..

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  153. Already a FB follower. My mom lives far away, so I will probably make a Danish Puff in her honor…I usually make her one in person the next visit after Mother’s Day.

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  154. I usually go to her house while she’s at work and put dinner in the crockpot for her, so it’s ready when she get’s home. I would give the world to her if I could. 🙂

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  160. I am driving 305 mile to visit my mom on Mother’s Day…I am taking her to Lunch and my dad will make a BBQ dinner for everyone that night (he does this every year).

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  163. My sweet, sweet Momma is gone now but I remember her so much like she were still here with me. I will honor her on Mother’s Day by being the best Mom that I can to my son. I won’t be with him either as he is serving our great country in the United States Marine Corps. Happy Mother’s Day to you, Cathy, and to all your sweet readers as well!!

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  164. My family pup passed away last September, so we’re surprising my mom this Mother’s Day (which also happens to be three days after her birthday) with a new puppy. We’re going to name him butter 🙂

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  165. We will just be returning from a vacation so it will be an easy Mother’s Day – probably take-out because no one wants to cook or go out to eat! The family fellowship time is what really matters anyway!

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  172. I just had to move my 90 year old mother into an Assisted Livinng program. I have learned that the best gift I can give her is time with my daughhter and myself
    Preferably outdoors, so that is how we will celebtate Mother’s Day,together.

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  190. I honor my Mom everyday by spending time with her and let her know how important she is in my life, instead of only on Mother’s Day. But on that day, I would take her out to a spa day, follow by a nice dinner with the rest of the family. Of course, this Tate’s basket would be a nice gift for her as well. 🙂

    amy [at] utry [dot] it

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  207. Nothing beats the walnut chocolate chip and a cold glass of milk! Following you on Twitter. And I think about my mother every day sine she’s been gone.

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  223. Holy frijoles Cathy – this is an awesome giveaway. I plan to honor my Grandmother this year with a giant basket full of goodies that I know she’ll love. My Mom passed away from breast cancer 6 years ago – so I will most likely the small urn of her ashes how much I love and miss her every single day and then go guilt my kids into making me something chocolate-y. 🙂

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  227. I was in the hospital for three months and almost died three times. My daughter and I are trying to open our vintage boutique in New Orleans

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  228. My mom is long gone however as a mom I will enjoy the day with my one daughter who lives close and go to Whole Earth Festival and get henna tattoos and enjoy the weather. And with the other kids I hope they call to say we appreciate you

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  233. My two sisters and I will be taking my mom to a teashop and spending the day together. The guys are on their own for a few hours! Mom leaves 4 hrs away, so it is a special treat to just have all the girls together. Mom raised 6 kids, and when I think of how much of a sacrifice it was, and how very hard, I am humbled and THANKFUL.

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  234. Making an entire gluten free Mothers day dinner for my daughter. She back in grad school without a lot of time to cook so we are going to do it up fine! Of course with enough left over to take home. But the cookies wouldn’t go to waste with a grandson in the same college as his mom.

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  239. I’ll be visiting my mom’s grave and leaving her Lily of the Valley, her favorite and the ones we had growing in our yard

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  257. My mom passed away a decade ago, but my dad got remarried to a lovely woman who has 2 kids (my age) of her own. We’ve grown closer in the time they’ve been married, but as I’m in my 30s it’s obvious that she doesn’t need to “mother” me. Still, I send a card and call to make sure she knows that I appreciate who she is and that she is important to my family.

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