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#AppleWeek 2019 Kicks Off! Our Prizes and Our Giveaway #Sponsored

Today we are kicking off the 2019 edition of #AppleWeek today to celebrate the produce darling of the season! Camilla of Culinary Adventures with Camilla - that's me! arranged this incredible event for you and wrangled a group of bloggers to celebrate all things apple. Apples, apples, and more apples!




I am grateful to be working with this talented group of food bloggers and cannot wait to see what they have created to share for #AppleWeek 2019.


Culinary Adventures with Camilla

And I also lined up some amazing prize packages from our sponsors. Keep reading to see what you can win and enter the rafflecopter below.

Prize Pack #1 from Envy Apples  
A $50 Pre-Paid Visa Gift Card and a shipment of Envy Apples! It’s hard to put into words what makes Envy™ so remarkable, but since it was introduced, Envy™ has emerged as the quintessential apple: beautiful skin, sweet flavor, and bright flesh that remains white even after being cut. Envy™ was born in New Zealand using natural plant-breeding methods, crossing a Braeburn with a Royal Gala apple. After that, a handpicked team of talented growers, planted trees in regions perfect for growing Envy, such as New Zealand, Washington state, and Chile where they benefit from long, sun-kissed days and crisp, cool evenings. For more information visit their website.

Prize Pack #2 from Torani
   
A six-pack of the brand new Puremade Torani syrups! You'll get six 750mL glass bottles. This brand new line was Torani's answer to consumers' quest for more natural, simpler products. People wanted label transparency and simple ingredients, but still wanted amazing flavor. So, Torani Puremade Syrups were born. Puremade is crafted with the purest ingredients; what you see is exactly what you get...with no artificial flavors or colors. They are the perfect balance of flavor to sweetness. For more information visit their website.

Prize Pack #3 from Chocoley 
Gourmet Chocolate & Caramel Apple Kit! One of Chocoley's founding principles was that every single item they sell has to be high quality or they won’t carry it. Period. Almost a decade later, from chocolate to molds, and from caramel to dipping tools, they still live by that rule. Their Gourmet Chocolate & Caramel Apple Kit has everything you need to make and decorate two to three dozen luscious caramel and chocolate-covered apples. This all-inclusive caramel apple kit comes complete with: 5 lb. Brick Chocoley Gourmet Caramel; 5 lb. Chocoley Bada Bing Bada Boom Candy & Molding Gourmet Compound Chocolate; 35 Caramel Apple Sticks; 35 Jumbo Cello Caramel Apple Bags; 6 Heavy Weight Dipping Sheets; and more! For more information visit their website.  [updated January 2020: unfortunately Chocoley is no longer in business, so I have removed all of the links to their site!]

Prize Pack #4 from Bob's Red Mill
An assortment of five Bob's Red Mill baking products, including Organic Unbleached White All Purpose Flour, Hazelnut Flour, Almond Flour, Cane Sugar, and Brown Sugar. Bob's Red Mill built their business on three princiles: trust, honesty, and integrity. Their packaging is evidence of this commitment - clear bags that let you see the quality of every single one of their products. By producing the very best in whole grain foods, they are able to fulfill their commitment to help look after more and more people through better nutrition. For more information visit their website.

Prize Pack #5 from The Republic of Tea
Two canisters of their Hot Apple Cider Tea! Founded in 1992, The Republic of Tea sparked a revolution with a mission to see the worthiest tea leaves in the cups of people around the world. They aim to emphasize a sip by sip rather than a gulp by gulp lifestyle. Additionally, their award-winning packaging includes teas and herbs in specially designed air-tight, light-resistant tins containing either full-leaf teas and herbs or our signature round, unbleached tea bags, free of unnecessary envelopes, strings, tags or staples. For more information visit their website.

Prize Pack #6 from Taylor & Colledge
Three gourmet extract pastes! In 1897, Taylor & Colledge won its first award for excellence in vanilla. Since then, the Taylor & Colledge commitment for unrivaled quality has earned its reputation as one of the world’s finest producers of vanilla by delivering consistent, authentic flavor in all of their products. Their products can be used in two very different ways in your baking: as the fragrant, featured ingredient in your baking, or as a supporting sidekick. Regardless, you can be assured of pure, rich, full-flavored ingredients in your baking every time. Read more about their pastes here.

Prize Pack #7 from Nairn's
An assortment of products and a branded reusable tote bag! Nairn's knows a thing or two about oats - they’ve been baking with them since 1896 when John and Sarah Nairn first opened their bakery in Strathaven, Lanarkshire. The company's aim is the same now as it has always been: to make tasty, wholesome food that is as simple and natural as possible using the best ingredients we can. For more information visit their website. 


Prize Pack #8 from Flahavan's  

Three packages of oats, a branded mason jar for overnight oats, and a headband! Flahavan's Irish Oatmeal is sustainably grown and milled in Waterford County, Ireland by the Flahavan's family...and has been since 1785. The first family connection to the Flahavan’s name can be traced back to about 1785 when Thomas Dunn took over the mill. Dunn was the great-great-great-grandfather of John Flahavan who is the Managing Director of the company today. They have sourced the finest oats from the same Irish farming families for generations. The oats are milled in small batches and minimally processed according to an over two centuries' old milling tradition and double kilned. They are non-GMO and naturally gluten-free. For more information visit their website.


Prize Pack #9 from Zyliss
A knife and an apple corer! Since 1951, Zyliss has been creating kitchen tools and gadgets to meet the growing need of cooks and consumers across the globe. Behind every Zyliss kitchen tool is belief is that all Zyliss products should not only do a brilliant job, simply and efficiently, but also make customers smile every time they use them. With over 60 years' experience in designing quality food preparation tools and gadgets, it is easy to see why Zyliss has become an internationally recognized brand that is respected by everyday cooks as well as gourmet chefs. For more information visit their website.


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Disclaimer: Thank you AppleWeek Sponsors:  Envy Apples, Bob’s Red Mill, Republic of Tea, Flahavan’s Irish Oats, Nairn’s, Taylor & College, Zyliss, Chocoley, and Torani  for providing the prizes free of charge. These companies also provided the bloggers with samples and product to use for AppleWeek  recipes. All opinions are my own. The AppleWeek giveaway is open to U.S. residents, age 18 & up. All entries for the winner will be checked and verified. By entering you give the right to use your name and likeness. The number of entries received determines the odds of winning. Nine (9) winners will be selected. The prize packages will be sent directly from the giveaway sponsors. The AppleWeek Bloggers are not responsible for the fulfillment or delivery of the prize packages. Bloggers hosting this giveaway and their immediate family members in their household cannot enter or win the giveaway. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter or any other social channel mentioned in the AppleWeek posts or entry.

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