Win a food-centric gift basket filled with delicious local goodies

Win a food-centric gift basket filled with delicious local goodies

Dec 17, 20191 min read

The words “give, give, give” might be the ringing throughout the light-strung streets this season, but it’s time that you were on the receiving end (without having to spend a dime).

We are giving away a beautifully curated basket stocked with local gifts. With snacks like Monsoon Chocolate bars and POPPED Artisan Popcorn to Chilttepica spice and Papa T’s hot sauce, there is certainly enough to go around.

But what will I do with so many goodies?

The goodies in the bag are shelf-stable items, so you can keep them all or gift them to someone deserving, your call. We’ve also included a book by a local author and handcrafted kitchen utensils.

Tucson Foodie gift basket giveaway
Tucson Foodie gift basket giveaway: newsletter (Photo by Jackie Tran)
Want to triple your chances?

Tucson Foodie is giving away three unique baskets across our social platforms. The one featured above is exclusive to our newsletter subscribers BUT if you head to our Instagram account and to our Facebook page, there are gift baskets up for grabs, too. If you want to triple your chances of winning, enter all three. 🙂

So, what are you waiting for?

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 a festive gift basket. A winner will be randomly selected from those who sign up.

The winner will be notified on Wednesday, December 18. 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.

For more information about the fantastic products included, read our December 2019 article The Ultimate Food Lovers Gift Guide with Local Gifts from Tucson.

Article written by:

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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