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Win Two “Boxes of Christmas” from Tucson Tamale Company — GIVEAWAY CLOSED

Win Two “Boxes of Christmas” from Tucson Tamale Company — GIVEAWAY CLOSED

Dec 10, 20192 min read

Deck the tables with tamales

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‘Tis the season to be eating giving

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All the seasonal flavors are festive

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Enter now for a chance to win

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With festive music comes the opportunity to win two, yes two, boxes of tamales from Tucson Tamale Company this season. If you win, the first “Box of Christmas” will be delivered straight to your door and the second, to a person of your choosing anywhere in the US.

What’s in a Box of Christmas?

Each box contains four double packs of Red Chile Beef tamales and four double packs of Green Chile Cheese. That’s 16 parcels of festive goodness.

With so many mouths to feed this season, the edible gift is certainly enough to go around.

Photo courtesy of Tucson Tamale Company on Facebook
Photo courtesy of Tucson Tamale Company on Facebook
Tucson Tamale Company

If you haven’t heard of Tucson Tamale Company, the local business carries a variety of products from condiments and spices to vegan, vegetarian, and meat tamales. You can opt to have the frozen tamales shipped to your door or dine in at one of their restaurants.

Box options include the Box of Happiness, a variety box; Box of Green Chile & Cheese; the Vegetarian Box; the Vegan Box; and, of course, the Christmas Box.

SIGN UP IN THE BAR ABOVE TO WIN

Sign up by entering your name and email address in the yellow bar across the top of your screen for a chance to win two Boxes of Christmas — one for a friend and one for yourself. A winner will be randomly selected from those who sign up.

The winner will be notified on Wednesday, December 11. Please check your email to see if you’ve won and respond by the end of the day on Wednesday or a new winner will be selected.

Tucson Tamale Company is located at 7159 E. Tanque Verde Rd. and 7286 N. Oracle Rd. For more information on Tucson Tamale Company, visit tucsontamale.com.

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Kate Severino

Kate Severino

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Kate hails from South Africa. Yes, you read correctly. After wrestling lions and riding elephant-back, she finds herself in the desert. Feel free to charm her with mimosas anytime.

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