Win a FoodSaver® GameSaver® Titanium Vacuum Sealer!
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Hello Food for Hunter-ers! We are giving away a FoodSaver® GameSaver® Titanium Vacuum Sealer package at the end of this month!* If you have been following us on Facebook, you are probably already aware of this giveaway, but here's another reminder! The winner will receive 1-GameSaver Titanium G800, 1-11x10 heat seal roll, 1-15x10 roll, 3-Gallon Dam Bags, 1 pack of Heavy Duty 11x12 (2 rolls), 1 pack of 15x20 (2 rolls), 1 pack of 11x18 (2 rolls), 2-11x16 rolls, 1-square marinator and 1 Better Venison Cookbook by Scott Leysath. This prize package is worth $450! For product specs, please visit http://bit.ly/11CoJQl.
To enter, you must have our Food for Hunters Facebook page "Liked." Then simply "Like" the post regarding this giveaway pinned at the top of our Timeline and then Share it. All entries must be received by November 1, 2014 at 12:00 A.M. One (1) winner will be chosen randomly. If the winner cannot be contacted, we will choose an alternate winner.
Our Facebook page address is: https://www.facebook.com/foodforhunters
If you don't have a vacuum sealer or have been wanting to get one, this is your chance! We have used FoodSaver since the beginning, and we cannot live without it. If you're a big game hunter, a vacuum sealer is a necessity. There is no way that you can keep your meat as fresh as the day you butchered it a year, 2 years or even 3 years later in the freezer without having it properly vacuum packaged. We probably wouldn't hunt as much as we do without one of these babies-- there is no bigger disappointment than freezer burned wild game and fish. We use our vacuum sealer for everything, deer, turkey, rabbit, squirrel, pheasant, quail, dove, waterfowl, fish, wild pig, crawfish-- everything. It works great and is one of our favorite tools in the kitchen.
We've had several models over the years, our latest was the Silver. The Titanium is the best one yet, and is a whole step above compared to other models. Other vacuum sealers did a great job, but they could not handle high-volume packaging. It was annoying to have to stop every few packages to allow the sealer to cool down. You can imagine how impatient we get trying to package a whole deer and it's getting late at night. The GameSaver Titanium, the model that we will be giving away here, is designed with the big game hunter in mind. We love that it allows for 100 continuous seals and that it can do double seals. We double seal all our wild game for extra assurance, especially when we know we won't get to it soon. With two seal strips, this saves us the extra step of having to seal the package again.
This is a great product. It is heavy duty and will give you many years of service. Hope you all get the chance to enter and good luck!
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To enter, you must have our Food for Hunters Facebook page "Liked." Then simply "Like" the post regarding this giveaway pinned at the top of our Timeline and then Share it. All entries must be received by November 1, 2014 at 12:00 A.M. One (1) winner will be chosen randomly. If the winner cannot be contacted, we will choose an alternate winner.
Our Facebook page address is: https://www.facebook.com/foodforhunters
This is a great product. It is heavy duty and will give you many years of service. Hope you all get the chance to enter and good luck!
*http://cmp.ly/2 This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook. By participating, you hereby release and hold harmless Facebook from any and all liability associated with this promotion.
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