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Zinburger’s Month Long Instagram Contest

Zinburger’s Month Long Instagram Contest

May 7, 20151 min read

May is National Hamburger Month, and Zinburger Wine & Burger Bar is celebrating with the restaurant’s first Instagram contest. (Sounds kind of similar to this other Instagram challenge).

The rules are simple. Follow Zinburger on Instagram, share a photo of a ‘ZinFull’ moment at any location, tag @EatZinburger and use the hashtag #ZINstagram.

If you’re wondering what a ZinFull moment is, you’re not alone.

“It could be a juicy burger dripping down your chin,” said the folks at Zinburger. “An untouched, perfectly sculpted Zinburger sitting on a plate or a moment of laughter with your friends—it’s up to you!”

In other words, feel free to get creative. The randomly-chosen winner will receive a $100 gift card.

Fox Restaurants Concept’s only burger joint is known for their high-end burgers ground fresh daily in the restaurant, and their indulgent specialty shakes.

Instagram worthy burgers include:

  • Breakfast Burger – Fried egg, applewood smoked bacon, avocado, american cheese, lettuce and mayonnaise
  • My Boy Blue –  Maytag blue cheese, A1 sauce, caramelized onions, lettuce and mayonnaise
  • El Diablo – Fire roasted jalapeños, pepper jack cheese, caramelized onions, lettuce and chipotle mayonnaise
  • Clint’s “Almost Famous” Veggie Burger – Smoked mozzarella, avocado, sprouts, tomato, lettuce and mayonnaise

For more information, visit foxrc.com.

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Theresa Delaney

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