Did you know that 7 out of 10 adults don't eat the recommended amount of fruit daily??? "Fruitification of America" is Libby's newest mission to get fruit, and more of it, into everyone's diet!!! I got a sneak peak into this campaign when I (and my kiddos) were recently sent some samples of their new 6o
z Jumbo Fruit Cups!!!Let me say, that I was a little hesitant about the larger size since I hate wasting food, and that is what kids do!! But I had NOTHING to fear!! My kids (and I) loved these and every bit was finished each time, my 2-yr old always finished hers first!
They are perfect for any age (yes, even you adults) because they are larger, more satisfying and account for almost 40% of your daily fruit intake:) Not to mention they are made from fresh California fruit, so they are very refreshing and tasty! We used them for lunches, snacks and even put one into a fruit salad.... yummmy!
What I knew I would like is the sturdier cup... I am the queen of spilling the juice out of fruit cups and being sticky before I ever get to eat my own food. The Jumbo Cups have a higher lip and so all the juice stays in the cup. I didn't have any spills with these:) Since they are sooo sturdy, I refused to throw any of them away and they held up perfectly in the dishwasher.... they are now our new snack cups! (Gotta love "reusing"!)
GET YOUR OWN!! Libby's Jumbo Cups will be on the store shelves in September and come in 4 delicious favorite flavors: Diced Peached, Diced Pears, Mixed Fruit and Cherry Mixed Fruit! (ARP of $3.39)
WIN YOUR OWN!! Libby's is offering one SIMPLE reader a "sneak peak" of these Jumbo Cups as well. The winner will receive 2 cups of each of the flavors to enjoy for themselves:) To enter, share what your flavor you'd like to try:)
Additional entries:
* Go to Fruitfication and share a fun fruit fact in a comment!
* Be a follower of SIMPLE
* Be a subscriber of SIMPLE
* Blog about this giveaway linking back to SIMPLE and Fruitfication.
Winner will be chosen and notified on August 15, 2009.
I would love to try the diced peaches and diced pears.
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Love cherry mixed fruits and my DD loves peaches - diced makes it easy for her to pick up (she's 8 months).
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ReplyDeleteFun fact? There are more than 30 varieties of pears! I only knew about 5, maybe 6!
ReplyDeleteFACTOID: Each Jumbo Cup™ offers 50 percent more fruit compared to the usual 4-ounce fruit cup products currently on the market.
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I would LOVE to try the Diced Peaches.. I am from Georgia afterall!! hahah
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Peaches :)
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My son would love the peaches!
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ReplyDeleteI would like to try the diced pears, always refreshing!
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I would just love to try the diced pear fruit cup!
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Each Jumbo Cup™ offers 50 percent more fruit compared to the usual 4-ounce fruit cup products currently on the market. Wow, that's a huge improvement!
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We would definitely choose the Cherry Mixed fruit jumbo cups. The cherries are the first thing our boys eat when eating mixed fruit.
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Peaches were once known as Persian apples. That's an interesting fruit fact.
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Cherry Mixed Fruit sounds good!
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ReplyDeleteDefinitely the Cherry Mixed Fruit would be the one I would want to try.
ReplyDeleteAll of the flavors sound great, but I would like the cherry mixed fruit the best.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the U.S. produces more than 650 million pounds of cherries per year.
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I would like to try peaches
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I would like to try the diced pears.
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I would like to try the cherry. Thanks
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ReplyDeletePineapples were given their name because an explorer thought they looked like pine cones
I'd like to try the cherry mixed fruit.
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Pears are part of the rose family.
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Diced pears, definately!
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The word 'cherry' comes from the Turkish town of Cerasus. Thanks!
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diced peaches is my choice
ReplyDeleteI learned that most of their orchards are in my little corner of the world in central CA.
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ReplyDeleteThe mixed fruit cup delivers100% of the RDA for vitamin C.
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On their site I found out that 'The kernels of an apricot pit are used in confections and to flavor liqueurs'! Interesting!
ReplyDeleteI also learned that 'A full four-season supplier, Seneca Foods packs apricots, peaches, pears, grapes and other products mostly from California.'
They really know their fruit!
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I'd like to try the mixed fruit.
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I like 2 mix it up
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Pears are part of the rose family
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We love peaches. Thanks for the chance.
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Peaches sound tasty to me!
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Apricots came from China more than 4,000 years ago
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Cherry mixed sounds great!
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I'll go for the Cherry Mixed Fruit!
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Diced Peaches sounds yummy.
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Id like to try the Mixed Fruit
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I would LOVE to try the Diced Peaches
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I'd love to try the peaches.
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Pear wood is hard and can be used to make furniture. Wowie!
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I would love to try cherry mix fruit.
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Fact: Apricots came from China more than 4,000 years ago
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I would love the Cherry Mixed Fruit!!
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Fun Fact: In China, the peach is a symbol of longevity and good luck.
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I'd want to try the diced peaches
ReplyDeleteI'd pick the peaches but my kids would probably want the cherry mixed fruit.
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I liked this fun fruit fact!!
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The thickness of the new cups prevents leaks and other mishaps that can occur in backpacks, purses and brief cases!
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mixed fruit
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You're a real peach originated from the old tradition of giving a peach to a friend you liked.
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Mixed fruit.
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Pineapples are actually a group of smaller fruits which have fused together around a central core.
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I would like to try the cherry mixed fruit. garrettsambo@aol.com
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I would like the diced pears.
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Pear wood is hard.
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