Best Breakfast in Atlanta with Mrs. Butterworth’s Syrup

Mrs. Butterworth’s® Syrup Dresses Up for Spring with Three Limited-Edition Bottles

This spring, families across the country will invite one of America’s sweetest and most loved spokes figures to the breakfast table in spring fashion with Mrs. Butterworth’s® limited-edition seasonal bottles.  Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup debuts three newly outfitted limited-edition bottles in select stores, each featuring a unique spring look that unlocks a different downloadable cut-out accessory collection online, encouraging family fun at the breakfast table. 

“Mrs. Butterworth’s rich, thick and buttery syrup has always brought families to the breakfast table and now her new, seasonal bottles add a heaping helping of fun,” said Oliver Sanders, brand manager of syrups for Pinnacle Foods. “Mrs. Butterworth’s limited-edition spring bottles and downloadable accessories will inspire creativity in every member of the family.  From dress-up to game day to a beach party, Mrs. Butterworth’s has accessories for every occasion.” 

Made with the same recipe as the Original Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup that families know and love, the limited-edition bottles add seasonal color and fun to the breakfast table. The three new bottle designs will be on supermarket shelves for a short time at the same price as the Original syrup. Mrs. Butterworth’s spring collection has secret codes to unlock up to 60 playful accessories online to dress-up breakfast.

For more information, visit Mrs. Butterworth’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/MrsButterworths, select the green spring bottle design and type in the secret code: 79129–13G. 

Families are encouraged to show off their creative designs by posting photos of their Mrs. Butterworth’s fashion creations on her Facebook page.  Mrs. Butterworth’s spring bottles will quickly become a collector’s item due to limited availability so all are encouraged to collect all three bottles early.  For more information, visit www.facebook.com/MrsButterworths. 


 
















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Thumbs Up Diner

573 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA (map)

West Egg Cafe 

1100 Howell Mill Rd NW Atlanta, GA (map)

Ria's Bluebird 
421 Memorial Dr SE Atlanta, GA (map) 
 













Flying Biscuit

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Paschal's Restaurant  
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J Christopher's

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Front Page News 
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Cheers to Moms on Mother's Day!

I consider myself a pretty classy and simple mom, with a Type A personality. I absolutely love wearing dresses, suits, and pearls. When going to the park or taking trips to spend time with family (down in Alabama's red clay), I throw on a pair of not too tight jeans.

My girlfriends all have different expectations on Mother's Day. Some like to be lavished with expensive gifts, others enjoy being pampered, and several wish to simply be left alone.

I love spending time with my husband and kids on Mother's Day. There's an unspoken rule in our house on mommy's special day: I sleep in, enjoy breakfast in bed, and am relieved of any housework. The day is all mine to enjoy my children and have them acknowledge that mommy brought them into this world!

Mother's Day is my second birthday. I also married a man who is easy in his ways and predictable in his gift giving. He admits though to needing help in the gift-giving department. So much so, that I started sending him gift ideas via email with the subject heading, "Things Mommy Loves." Ladies, test the waters, because I find that these emails work! On my list this year is a handbag, and really cute flats.

I don't want my hubby to break the bank either, on my special day. A 5-star restaurant is not needed. A place that is kid friendly, nice, and affordable is preferred. I like to be with my fellas and have them love on me just a little bit more than they already do. That's a lot of lovin!

No matter how you choose to spend Mother’s Day, remember to give respect and honor to the blessings and joyful experience of motherhood. Cheers to Moms!

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Philanthropy and Fitness

In 2008, our granddad James P. Marable passed away from prostate cancer. He had been battling the disease for nearly 10 years and lost the fight at age 87. He was a true champion and wonderful human being.

To honor him, my cousin, Danielle is cycling 250 miles from London to Paris (on June 24th - June 27th, 2011) in 3 Days!

Please visit her site and help us find the cure for prostate cancer: http://www.justgiving.com/daniellehoward