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Once again, it is time for our annual survey that explores what YOU want and don’t want from the food world.
The survey will take about 15 minutes of your time, and as an incentive, we are having a random drawing for those take the survey!
You could win one of these 35 gifts:
• GRAND PRIZE: One winner! 2 coach-class round-trip plane tickets to anywhere in US
• FIRST PRIZE: 3 winners! A set of 50 cookbooks (est. value $1,000 each set)
• SECOND PRIZE: 5 Winners! $100 gift certificate at the food store of your choice
• RUNNER UPS: 26 Winners! Our own heavy-duty canvas SupermarketGuru tote bag
So – it is time that we let the food world know what they need to be doing in 2009!
Thanks – on behalf of all of us at SupermarketGuru.com! Survey closes January 15, 2009 so be sure to complete yours today to be entered into our giveaways!
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The current economic climate is on everyone's mind right now - take our poll and tell us how you plan to economize in the New Year … This poll can also help you put that plan together if you need a few pointers!
It's our chance to tell the food world what the consumer really wants. Our surveys take less than 10 minutes to complete and post the first Monday of each month. We will randomly select ten participants for prizes that include cook books, SG tote bags and once-in-a-while…well, you'll have to sign up to find out.
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Sign up will only take a few minutes and is 100% confidential. Answer these four quick questions about how you spend the Fourth of July, and you'll be entered to win a FREE SupermarketGuru totebag perfect for shopping.
One of the most awkward and embarrassing aspects of having food allergies is going to a restaurant and communicating which ingredients are problematic. Then the food comes out - and its wrong! Then you have to wait ...and watch everyone else eat while your "special" food is being prepared.