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{CLOSED}Fagor Splendid 10 QT Pressure Cooker Giveaway!{ CLOSED}

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THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.

 It’s my 6 month BlogAversary!!!

SOOOOOO I just HAD to show my appreciation for all the support from so many of you by doing a BIG FAB Giveaway!

Who wants to reduce the time it takes to cook meals by 50 -70 % ???? I’d think you were crazy if you said no. Really who wouldn’t want to make a fabulous dinner and not have to have the oven on in the heat of summer?

The solution? An incredible brand new Fagor America Pressure Cooker!
Fagor 10-qt. Splendid Pressure Cooker

Fagor 10-qt. Splendid Pressure Cooker

 

Are you scared of using a pressure cooker? Have you heard horrible stories? Well I am here to tell you I have been around them my whole life and never once did my grandmother, Nonna or mother ever have anything go wrong with one. Not only that….. today’s new pressure cookers have safety fixtures the older ones did not have making it even safer!

Watch my video on HOW-TO- USE this wonderful kitchen appliance and I promise you will not be afraid anymore.
Mandatory entry :Simply leave a comment sharing a recipe you would LOVE to cut down the time in making!

Optional Extra Entries: ( only after completing mandatory entry)

You can do any or all of the following entries below for ONE EXTRA entry each.

Please leave a separate comment below for each one you do. Don’t forget to leave your email so I can contact you if you are the winner!

  1. “Like” Sugar-Free mom on Facebook , comment that you did or tell me you already do.
  2. “Like” Fagor America on Facebook and tell me you have.
  3. Mention this giveaway on Facebook using the share button above and let me know in a comment below.
  4. Follow me on Twitter and comment that you did or tell me you already do.
  5. Tweet this giveaway using the button up top above this post. (This you may only do ONCE per day) and comment that you did.
  6. Subscribe via email or RSS feed and never miss a post, and comment that you did or tell me you already do.
  7. Follow me on Networked Blogs [on the sidebar] and comment that you did or tell me you are already.
  8. Follow me on Pinterest and tell me you are.
  9. Last but not least, write a post about this giveaway on YOUR blog. (Leave a link to your post in your comment here.)

* This product  was given to me to review, but as always all comments in this post are 100% my own.

Contest will end on Sunday, April 22nd at 11:59pm EST. Winner will be announced on Monday April 23rd.

THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED.

The winner has been chosen randomly by my son who picked the number #179!

#179 Elena Belluso you are the winner of the Fagor 10 quart Pressure Cooker!

Congrats and thank you all for participating!

 

 

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Comments

  1. I would love to cut down the time of cooking beans. If it took less time to cook beans, I could make a lot more healthy and vegetarian meals.

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  2. HAPPY BLOGIVERSARY!!! I had no idea you had only had this blog 6 months.

    Cooking a whole chicken would be such a time saving thing.
    I have never heard of this brand of pressure cooker.

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  4. Happy Blogiversary!!! thank you for all the work you do , LOVE your stuff …. I like you on facebook and Pintreset and I liked Fagor American on facebook

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  5. Thanks for the video! I would love a pressure cooker to use for keeping all the nutrients in my fresh garden veges.!!! And to cut down on canning time!

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  13. Well Brenda, the only 2 things I dont do is Twitter or have my own Blog! But I did everything else for the giveaway! Thank You!

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  16. Happy Blogiversary!! I am a fairly new reader and I have really enjoyed all of the wonderfully healthy recipes you have shared! I am always looking for a way to cut down on cooking time!!

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  20. Happy Blogaversary! I really enjoy your blog and you are helping us overcome our sugar addiction! I would love to cut down the time it takes to make our pot roast! Thank you so much for this fabulous giveaway!

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  26. I am so intimidated by a pressure cooker, so thank you for making it seem do-able! I would love to cut down the cooking time of pepper steak.

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  28. Would love to cut down the time it takes in my crock pot to make pork chili verde.
    I follow sugar free mom on facebook !

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  31. Happy BlogAversary to you, so excited about this giveaway, I was just looking for one of these to help me save some much needed time in the kitchen!

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  33. I would love to cut down the time to cook short ribs. I also follow you on facebook (#1) and pinterest (#8)! I also shared your post on my facebook page (#3).

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  38. I’d love to be able to cook lentils and beans faster, this pressure cooker would definitely help with that.
    I already follow you and Fagor on Facebook, and I follow you on Pinterest as well 🙂

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  45. I want to cook chili – a few friends have done so in the pressure cooker while I slow cook it overnight. Seems like much less work!

    Also, roast!

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  52. I liked this on facebook and I would love to be able
    To cook chicken and beans and do different new recipes for my 2 boys!!

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  54. I have liked your page as well as Fagor’s page. I would love this pressure cooker to go with my electric one.

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  57. I’ve heard that cooking chicken in a pressure cooker really cuts down the time and makes it really tender….I’d love to try that!

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  61. LOVE YOUR SITE..I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE AN EASIER WAY TO DO CHICKEN RECIPES IN HALF THE TIME. I ALREADY LIKED YOUR OTHER PAGES ON FACEBOOK 🙂

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  62. I would love to be able to make soups with dry beans faster, specifically my mother In law’s Green Chili Chicken Soup,

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  63. Pressure cooking is on my definite to-do list! Someone gave me a pressure canner but I’ve been afraid to use it. Your video gives me courage! I’d love to use a pressure cooker for many things but a quicker pot roast would be great!

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  65. I have never in my life made a decent roast although I have attempted it more than I care to admit. I love your blog and would be thrilled to get a good roast recipe that could be cooked quickly.

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  71. I would love to make French dip sandwiches in the pressure cooker instead of in the crock pot for a faster meal! Thanks for the chance to enter!

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  84. I would love to make more rice and beans so this would be a great help w/ that. I want to make more vegetarian/vegan meals for my family and this would open up a whole new world of cooking for me.

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  93. I’ve wanted a pressure cooker for ever. I’d love to see recipes for faster pork carnitas and dry beans faster.

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  97. Would love to cut down cooking time in general. Have never really used a pressure cooker, but I would love to try making beans in it. They never seem to turn out like I expect on the stove.

    Follow you on Pinterest
    Like you on Facebook

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  101. My mother used a pressure cooker all the time – I would love to try one! I fix chicken and veggie stew and think that would go much quicker in a pressure cooker!

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  104. Congrats on that blogaversary! I’m in awe that you’ve only been blogging 6 months. You’re so professional…and you have such a great following too. I love a good beef roast that has simmered a long time and it would be great to be able to eat it sooner than usual.

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  106. I would like to make bean soup faster…I wonder if I’d still have to soak them overnight? Hmmmm… 🙂

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  108. would love to cut down cooking time on soups and beans, especially. You don’t want to know how many years I’ve been avoiding the convenience of a pressure cooker!

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  111. Im using probably a 40 year old pressure cooker but hey.. its a great tool.

    I’d love to cut down the time it takes to make Corned Beef & cabbage with a pressure cooker.. Its awesome!

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  132. I have never owned a pressure cooker and would love to have one. I would love to learn how to cut down on time making good healthy dinners for me and my husband. I have has GBS and need to be very careful on what I eat, The healthier the better.

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  149. I love this giveaway! I would use the pressure cooker to do something with all my beans! I have bags and bags of them but I am too lazy to cook them the “long” way! Pick me!!

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  151. I cook everything from scratch. Sometimes I forget to soak the beans over night. I would love to use the pressure cooker to be able to incorporate more beans in a faster way. Thank you. Your website has help me get on the right track.

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  166. Happy BlogAversary!
    I have never cooked with a pressure cooker, but have always thought it would be a fun kitchen addition!
    I ‘Like’ you on Facebook and I also LIKE you, for real!
    LOL…
    🙂

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  169. I would like to be able to cook pork chops with Spanish rice more quickly. I’ve used pressure cookers in the past but had two blow outs, which rendered the cookers unusable.

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  177. Friends always wondered how I did it! How did I work an 8 hour day and come home to a hungry family and feed them a home cooked Beefstew. Well, I did it in a pressure cooker! And the time it took me to make it, was as long as it took the family to set the table and wash their hands! 20 minutes! Believe me, and if you don’t; I’ll share my beefstew recipe with you anytime you need to look like a mother who stood over the stove all day cooking! Hahahah! I would love 6 pressure cookers in my kitchen!

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  180. I would love to cut down the time in cooking roast chicken or a pot roast! Love your blog. Found it through your comment on another blogger’s post. Fantastic!

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  183. My mother had given me her canner a few years before she passed away in 1991. My father remarried in 1992 and his wife wanted to do some canning so Dad called and asked if I’d loan them the cooker Mom had given me. Of course I said yes. After a couple months had gone by, I called to get the pressure cooker back and his wife informed me that she was keeping it because it was Dad’s money that paid for it. Needless to say I asked several times if she was done with it and she always said no, so when she passed away in the early 2000s, it went to her children. Her children inherited EVERYTHING my dad and mom worked for during their 50 odd yr of marriage. Sorry to have had things turn out the way they did.

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  184. I’m on a very limited diet and if I had a pressure cooker, I would definitely cooks lots of whole, fresh chickens (skin removed) and vegetables. Right now I’m having to eat frozen chicken breasts which are packed with added salts and preservatives…yuck!

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  195. I have always wanted to try one of those my mother would cook with a pressure cooker a lot. I like you on Facebook. Thanks for the chance to win.

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