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The #GuacSquad12 and the Guac-Lock™ by Casabella #sponsor #ad

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Remember when I wrote about our upcoming blogging event: #GuacSquad12? Click to read details about the event, see who's participating, and meet our sponsors: here.

We've timed our #GuacSquad event with the release of a brand new product from one of our event sponsors: Casabella. The product is the Guac-Lock™.

All of the participating bloggers will be posting their own reviews of the product along with a creative twist on guacamole. And...we will be giving away TWELVE Guac-Locks™ during the event. Yes, twelve. A dozen of our lucky readers will be able to try the Guac-Lock™ for themselves.

I can't wait. Until then, check out the video below to find out more about the Guac-Lock™.

 

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Casabella
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The Giveaway...
Our generous sponsors have contributed prizes for this event. 
Stay tuned for how you can enter to win.

*Disclosure: Bloggers received complimentary product from sponsors for the creation of this event. This is a sponsored post that contains affiliate links. Although this post is sponsored, all opinions are our own.*
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