Giveaway: Jacob Bromwell Grater Set

ByBluebonnet Baker
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There are certain tools in my kitchen that I cherish. I use them every day, in multiple ways, and they mean even more to me because they're heritage pieces. Pieces that I inherited from Nanny or my mom, things that I grew up using.

I've spoken before about my favorite ice cream scoop, a scoop my Nanny gave me about two years ago. It was hers for the entirety of her marriage, purchased in the late 50s. It still works like a charm today in my kitchen, and every time I hold it, I think fondly of Nanny and Gaga, and the nights when Gaga would sneak off to the kitchen and make us all cake cones with chocolate ice cream right before bed, much to Nanny's dismay.

When the folks at Jacob Bromwell approached me to review some of their products, I was intrigued. They've been around for 192 years. One hundred and ninety-two years! I am in love with every single product on their site - from the fireplace popcorn popper to the flour sifters, every single item on the Jacob Bromwell site screams heritage.


Image courtesy of Jacob Bromwell

I was both surprised and delighted to realize that the St. Joseph Flat Shredders set on Jacob Bromwell's site is the exact same set Nanny had in her kitchen throughout my childhood. Lord knows how old they were - I asked my mom, and she said she remembered them from her childhood. Nanny's (and now my mom's) set works as well today as if it were brand new.

So when the JB guys asked if I'd like to review those shredders, well - it's a no brainer! I've now got another heirloom piece in my kitchen, only they're brand new! Holding the tin shredders was literally like a throwback to my childhood. The hours Nanny had me on a stepping stool, shredding potatoes for hashbrowns, slicing cheese for grilled cheese.. you name it, these guys were her all purpose tools and now they're mine!


Image courtesy of Jacob Bromwell

From the Jacob Bromwell Site:

  • Made with authentic materials just like when the company began - nearly 200 years ago!
  • 2 Shredders, in Stainless Steel or Tin (but remember, Tin stays sharper longer)
  • Made to last for generations - so can be passed on to the little cooks in your family when they grow up
  • Made in the U.S.A.!

    Want to win the St. Joseph Flat Shredder Set from Jacob Bromwell?

    You get:

    2 Shredders in Stainless Steel or Tin, your choice

    Here's what you have to do:

  • Visit the Jacob Bromwell Site. Pick one kitchen OR camping item that you'd love to get as a gift. Come back here to leave a comment telling me which product you'd like. You MUST be specific.
     

    To get extra entries, you can:

  • Follow @JacobBromwell and @BluebonnetBaker on Twitter. Tweet the following phrase:

    I just entered to win a heritage shredder set from @JacobBromwell and @BluebonnetBaker! http://su.pr/2ym20q #giveaway

    You must leave a comment here telling me you tweeted.

  • Follow Jacob Bromwell on Facebook. Leave a comment here telling me you did so.
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    This giveaway is provided to you by Jacob Bromwell. While I received the St. Joseph Shredder Set for free, I was not compensated for this post monetarily, and all opinions are my own from my own personal experiences with the St. Joseph Shredder Set.

    The St. Joseph Shredder Set ($29.99 value) will ship directly from Jacob Bromwell.

    Contest ends 11/11 at 8 a.m. EST. A winner will be chosen from the comments on that day via Random Number Generator. The winner will be contacted for shipping information via email. Providing an invalid email is means for immediate forfeit of prize, and a new winner will be chosen.[wpurp-searchable-recipe]Giveaway: Jacob Bromwell Grater Set - - - [/wpurp-searchable-recipe]

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    2. The Original Popcorn Popper would be so much fun! My kids would get such a kick out of it!

    4. Oh, the Marshall Rotary Ricer has totally caught my eye! Never seen one that's totally manual. I like!

    7. My dad loves to roast chestnuts over the holidays - it would be so cool to do them the old timey way with the signature chestnut roaster!

    13. I love Bromwell's and have my grandmother's Bromwell flour sifter that I use when I bake (and it still works perfectly). I would choose the Morgan's Famous grater (another nostalgic item from childhood that I still wish that I had). Thank you for letting me know about this site!

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