I Am a Guac Snob :(

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Avocados from Mexico. All opinions are 100% mine.

 

What is guac you ask? Well, this is a neat sweepstake that Avocados from Mexico is doing right now. They call it Guac Rocks Sweepstakes. The sweepstakes run until January 28, 2011, there are two grand prizes of "Fly Away" for two, three first place prizes of $100 in groceries for your next party, and 80 second place prizes of $20 coupon good for Avocados from Mexico. You need to  click on the links to see what you need to do to enter. I can't tell you everything here, where is the fun on that? :))

Anyway, the above image is what I score on their Guac Star Style quiz. The quiz called me a Guac Snob, yikes! And my perfect Guac recipe is the Wild Side Fiesta Bar. I like guacamole but I only like a little zing in them. I like eating it plain when ripe. What can I say, I am your average guac consumer. Will you try your luck at Avocados from Mexico Facebook page like I did? You better do it fast because you only have 17 days.

I had two avocados trees in the backyard when I was growing up. I wonder if they are still alive and providing essential nutrients for my family.  I missed going out in the backyard when I needed something for a snack. Those are the days. Furthermore, I just wanted to mention that you can follow them @guacgrl at Twitter and use the hashtag #guacrock to tweet about the promotion. Good luck everyone!

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