Thanksgiving is just a few days away and the generous PR folks for Butterball have offered us a Butterball Turkey Giveaway! 2 of our fabulous readers have the chance to win a Butterball $20 gift check! This was suppose to be a giveaway for Thanksgiving, but considering UPS lost the checks sent to me at the beginning of November and the PR company had to send out a second package, this giveaway will be for a Christmas turkey. Sorry y’all!
If you haven’t purchased or taken your turkey out of the freezer yet, I suggest reading this Turkey thawing post.
Butterball turkeys are of the highest quality products and come with an easy to read instructional insert with step-by-step cooking instructions – from thawing to cooking times and temperatures they help guide you through the whole process. If you need some help cookin’ your turkey don’t fret Butterball is there to help.
Although the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line experts have heard every turkey question possible, experts are making it easier to get cooking help this Thanksgiving by offering the ability to text cooking questions for the first time. Additionally, new video tips will help with all of your Thanksgiving needs.
- Week-long 24/7 Text Help: With nearly one in three first time cooks saying they’d text the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line for cooking help[1], it only makes sense that Talk-Line experts will expand their support by offering, for the first time, the ability to text in their cooking questions. Therefore, Butterball will offer 24/7 text help from Nov.17–24, with experts available to answer any cooking questions. The service will support consumers looking for how-to tips, cooking support and any other turkey needs consumers might have, at the click of a button. Text help will be available 24/7 by texting 844-877-3456.
- How-To Videos: The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line experts have been answering turkey questions for more than 30 years and have helped almost 50 million cooks. Now their expert knowledge is available at your fingertips day or night with fun and helpful video tips for those preparing holiday meals, available at Butterball.com or YouTube.
- Website and Mobile App: Whether you have years of experience or it’s your first time cooking the turkey, Butterball.com and the Butterball Cookbook Plus App have all the answers for your needs. Between coupon savings, trusted recipes, how-to-videos with step-by-step details and key tips for success, everything you need is easily accessible.
Expert Advice Anytime, Anywhere: The help doesn’t stop there. The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line has evolved how they help cooks and are able to provide expert advice anytime, anywhere.
- Facebook and Twitter: Help is available through the Butterball Facebook and Twitter pages with tips, special savings and more.
- Pinterest: Find Thanksgiving recipe inspiration for your holiday celebration on the Butterball Pinterest page.
- Instagram: Follow Butterball on Instagram to get a behind-the-scenes look, recipe development for our Thanksgiving meal and more.
- Live Chats: Engage with turkey experts through Live Chats on Butterball.com during November and December and receive real-time suggestions and advice.
- Email: Email Butterball using this form and receive helpful tips right to your inbox.
- 1-800-BUTTERBALL (1-800-288-8372): Turkey Talk-Line experts will be available this season starting Nov.1 through Dec.24, 2016, to answer questions and assist all Thanksgiving cooks.
We are happy to offer this Butterball Turkey Giveaway!
Here’s some of the things you need to know before you enter:
2 lucky winners will receive a $20 Butterball vouchers to use towards the purchase of your turkey! Giveaway will run from 11/21 – 12/1/16 at 12 PM (NOON) CST. This giveaway is open to US residents only. You must be 18+ to enter.
Modern Day Gramma is NOT responsible if the winners email ends up in your spam mail folder. It is suggested that you check that folder on November 29th and 30th so you don’t loose out!
Good luck and gobble gobble!
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Disclosure:
The bloggers helping promote this giveaway were not compensated. Modern Day Gramma and the bloggers promoting this giveaway are not responsible for prize fulfillment. You must be 18 years of age or older to enter this giveaway. Giveaway will end at NOON CST on December 1, 2016. The winner will be randomly chosen and announced on November 29th. Winner will have until November 31st to reply with their shipping information. That is 48 hours! A new winner will be selected if a response is not received. Once a winner is drawn and confirmed, the name will be announced on the GiveawayTools form. Open to US Residents Only.
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My favorite holiday tradition is the entire family meeting at my parent’s home Christmas Eve for a gift exchange and great meal!
we make a big batch of chex mix every year
My favorite tradition is having my moms home made spahetti for dinner on Christmas Eve.
when my grandmother was alive and the big spreads of food she made for everyone
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My favorite holiday tradition is decorating our tree and drinking hot chocolate.
My favorite holiday tradition is decorating our tree together.
Myf av holiday tradition is to open pajamas on xmas eve.
We invite friends and family over for Christmas Eve and then go to church at midnight.
We have an advent calendar with fun activities.
My favorite tradition is watching the parades on Thanksgiving day.
Christmas morning – holiday music and cinnamon rolls baking while we open our socks.
We have an early dinner, then the guys watch Football in the living room while the girls and kids play cards and games in the family room while we watch DVDs.
Our tradition is related more to Christmas, but we make sugar cookie cutouts for Santa, and the kids each decorate their own cookies. They enjoy it, and it is one time when they are helping in the kitchen that they are actually helping!!
My favorite tradition is being in the kitchen with the women of my family and cooking our meal.
Watching Prancer with my boys every Christmas and having hot chocolate and cookies.
We have such a big family but still want to exchange gifts. Each year, we pick a letter from our family name and bring a gift that starts with it. This year is ‘S’… It`s fun to see the gifts that are given.
That’s a fantastic idea! It’s inexpensive for the whole family to fun.
One of my favorite things is that my grandma always had bubble lights on her tree.
I’ve never heard of bubble lights. We have had the same pair of lights for 20 years! We love them LOL You can adjust them to 8 different ways at least I think it’s 8, could be more or less LOL I don’t like the busy modes.
My favorite holiday tradition is putting up the Christmas tree on Thanksgiving day!
WOW! That’s a little early for me. Our tree goes up by Dec 10th, however the house will be decorated by December 1st if not by the weekend after Thanksgiving 🙂
My favorite tradition was when I was a child my family always had a big family meal with a lot of people.
We love getting together for a wonderful meal with the whole family. Everyone makes a special dish to share.
I know it sounds silly but I always have to have peas and carrots as a veg because my Mom always did that.
Not silly at all! I have to have LeSure Peas, my mom bought them every year, they are expensive any other time of the year, but for the Holidays they go on sale $1 a can and I buy several! LOL
That we all prepare a dish to share on Thanksgiving, makes everyone feel like they are a part of the days meal.