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Gift Basket Giveaway & Red Gold Product Review! Ends US-9/16!

Courtesy Red Gold

Company started in 1942
Location: Elwood, Indiana
Brands: Red Gold
             Red Pack
                                                     Tuttorroso canned tomatoe products
                           Sacramento Juices
Gift Basket Giveaway!!!

Red Gold Tomato Products
Red Gold Products


Gift Basket Giveaway!!!

I received a Red Gold gift box that contained great products from Red Gold and needless to say I use their tomato products in everything pasta related.  Products were sent to me directly from the company for my opinions of their product.  Well, I am here to say that I just love them.  If you have never tried them, consider trying their products today.  The red tomatoes are in the can but when you open the can and place them onto your plate, you can see the freshness of the product.  They pick their tomatoes at the peek of freshness. The tomatoes are soft and smell great! I decided to make this giveaway very special for the winner.  You will receive a wonderful crafted gift basket with great cooking products including 2 wonderful cans of Red Gold tomato products. Other items included in the gift basket are a red/white apron, red napkins, red measuring cups, timer, candle, spatula, tongs, bowel, oven mitt and crafted in a beautiful red keepsake basket with wonderful decorations! It is a perfect gift for a new chef, someone who enjoys the color red as well as cooking, etc.

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Great Recipes from Red Gold!

Cajun Chicken and Rice Dinner {You know I had to pick this one, smiles}
Cheesy Orzo Bake
Italian Fiesta Dip
Tuscan Pork with Peppers
World’s Best Queso Dip Recipe
Spicy Nacho Dip
Savory Skillet Chicken
Classic Tomato Soup

***Red Gold is now available at Publix!

Simple FAQ regarding Red Gold Products
 Products are certified Kosher!
Products do not contain MSG!
Products are generally gluten free!

Learn more about the fruit and veggie challenge from the White House!

14 Simple ways to $ave on Fruits &Vegetables!
1-  Visit large grocery stores like discount grocers to find deals on vegetables/fruit.
2 – Buy larger quantities and consider freezing or canning. You can also cut apples in slices and place in zip lock bags for quick health snacks!
3 – Consider store brands to reduce cost.
4- Check out local deals with farmers.
5 – Use your fruit in more than one meal.  
6 – Barter with your friends who grow their vegetables. 
7- Check the clearance section of stores. 
8- Watch for special deals on vegetables including canned goods.  Be sure to look for low sodium, carbohydrate and fat canned vegetables/fruit.
9 -Create your own sauces.  
10.- Try new vegetables or fruits. 
11.- Buy fruit and vegetables in season.
12. -Avoid fruits or vegetables that are bruised or damaged.
13.- Clean your fruit to prevent any harmful organisms.
14.- Keep the refrigerator temperature set below 40 (F).  

Questions:

How many vegetables do you eat per day?
How do you save on purchasing your vegetables?
Have you ever tried Red Gold products? If so, did you enjoy them?

Have a great day,

Quida 🙂

Disclosure: I was provided a Red Gold Tomatoes gift pack for review.  The gift basket is made from Simple Savings For ATL Moms blog owner.

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Comments

  2. jamie tucker says

    I save time by cooking something that can be used in a different way for leftovers. like speghetti sauce can easily turn into sloppy joes

    tuckersaver at hotmail dot com

  3. shanon says

    I save in meal prep any possible way. I shop @ Save A Lot, use coupons, buy store brand, & shop when things are on sale. I go meatless, often & don't waste.

  4. pauline15 says

    I found this awesome recipe for a shrimp and crab roll today and thought this would be a great lunch…. I was right, we all loved it!
    pauline15_01(at)hotmail(dot)com

  11. Christy says

    I save on meal preparation for the week by paying attention to sales and coupons. I also shop at a grocery discount store that has store brands that are cheaper and better than most national brands.

    Thanks for the giveaway.

  20. SnowflakeDay (Audra) says

    I try to plan similar meals in a week. For instance, if I'm going to buy celery for a dish, I'll try to figure out another dish that will use the remainder so it won't go to waste.
    -Audra Weathers

  27. Kim says

    I see what's on sale and then plan on cooking lots of meals with those ingredients. I spend one or two days cooking, wrapping, and freezing meals and I do that a couple of times each month.

  39. Lynn says

    I try to make a few basic items like spaghetti sauce, pasta, ground beef, etc. and use it several ways. Spaghetti, taco casserole, baked pasta cassarole. If you cook like that on a Sunday it can basically carry you through at least Thursday or maybe even Friday.

    email me at redrobin1191 at yahoo dot com if I am the winner

  45. Thomas Ticknor says

    I always try to buy in bulk and freeze the extras so I have them in hand and don't have to always go out and spend money. I made homemade lasagna the other day for dinner

  47. Debbie My empty nest says

    I only cook for me and husband so i buy alot of my groceries in bulk and they usually last a month so i do not need to buy alot. I also make big dishes like casseroles that can be eaten for 2 days 🙂