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With the holidays right around the corner and as part of a sponsored post for Collective Bias® Social Fabric®, my little family and I had two get togethers with friends where we enjoyed Nestle foods. Nestle made entertaining so much easier! This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias and their client.

 

My husband and I both come from families who pretty much all live in Idaho. That one was our fault because we moved ourselves to the beautiful state of Utah. What used to be tons of family holiday parties in the months of November and December have now become fun get togethers with friends. It’s easy for holiday get togethers to be super stressful. But the food we served made planning so much easier! We were able to serve family size lasagna and macaroni and cheese, pizza, and two fabulous holiday flavors of ice cream without having to break a sweat. That’s my kind of partying!

We had two different parties with friends and both were such a blast! Having Nestle frozen foods really helped make a stress-free dinner and easy planning.

Party #1

One of our recent friends get togethers was with our friends, Brianne and Mike. Their little guy came too and had a blast playing with my boys!
(We had some amazing Dreyer’s slow churned Peppermint Wonderland ice cream for dessert that night and we couldn’t get enough! That explains the delicious pink stuff in their bowls.)

 Stouffer’s party size lasagna with meat sauce went perfectly with green salad and garlic bread. Brianne made the yummiest ranch dressing for her salad. The Peppermint Wonderland ice cream was a yummy treat for after dinner. It tastes like Christmas! I’m pretty sure I ate half the container myself, let’s be honest.

 My little guy loved his lasagna!

Party #2
Our good friends Bret and Erin came over for a dinner party that the kids were all so excited for.
Not only did they get to play together, but they also got pizza and macaroni and cheese! 
We had Digiorno rising crust pepperoni pizza, Stouffer’s party size macaroni and cheese, and green salad for dinner. Yum!! 
The kids were pretty much in heaven.

  Dessert was another yummy ice cream treat. Dreyer’s A Very Merry Eggnog ice cream is a holiday party in and of itself! If you like eggnog, this ice cream was made for you. It’s amazing!
Nestle frozen foods made these holiday parties a snap. We were able to entertain and feed our kids and friends with so much ease. And the party size dishes are perfect for occasions like these! 
You can follow along and keep up on Nestle updates through social media!
Find Nestle on Facebook and Twitter.
And speaking of Twitter…
There’s a fun #PlanAhead Twitter party happening November 19th from 1-2pm ET that you don’t want to miss! Come chat about planning ahead for the holidays. And while you’re there you could snag a Walmart gift card! Click here to RSVP. 
And check out this digital magazine to get great ideas for the holidays! Nestle is in it!

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Alli is the food blogger and photographer behind Cupcake Diaries. Nestled in Northern Utah with her four young boys, hubby, and a full pantry, she loves baking all kinds of treats as well as quick and easy meals for her family. What started out as sharing a few recipes with family members here and there soon turned into a full-functioning recipe blog with readers from all around the world! Alli is a full-time mom who enjoys music, holidays, and spending time with her family.
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