Giveaway: Annie’s Gluten Free Variety Pack

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To celebrate National Celiac Awareness Day Annie’s has partnered with me to offer one lucky winner a variety of gluten free products. Annie’s is a company that has been with me from the start of my gluten free journey, in fact their Bunny Cookies were one of the first news snacks I tried after going gluten free.

Annie’s offers a larger variety of products, including a large line of gluten free items such as:

  • Bunny cookies (similar to animal crackers) in a variety of flavors
  • Fruit snacks in numerous tastes
  • Mac and Cheese with rice noodles
  • New instant microwavable Mac and Cheese
  • Over 30 salad dressings, sauces, and other condiments
Sounds good right? And now, you can have the opportunity to win some of these gluten free goodies from Annie’s…

The What: Annie’s will offer one lucky winner a Variety Pack of gluten free goods. This pack will include approximately 10 items, chosen for you by the Annie’s team, and will be shipped directly to you! Your loot might look a little something like this: 

The How: See the below options, and be sure that your comments always include your name and email. 


1. Leave a comment below stating what you did to celebrate National Celiac Disease Awareness Day this past Friday, or what you do on a daily basis to spread awareness. 

2. Share the link for this giveaway on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Your Blog, or any other social media sites. Once you’ve done so come back here and leave a comment saying you did, leave separate comments for each place you shared for bonus entries! 

The winner will be chosen randomly on Saturday 9/21, and will be contacted directly!

Good Luck and Happy Entering! 
Celtic Celiac @ http://celtic-celiac.blogspot.com/

30 thoughts on “Giveaway: Annie’s Gluten Free Variety Pack”

  1. I talked with a girl in my nursing class at school who was tested for Celiac last week. We talked about it for awhile and I told her if she had any questions to feel free to ask. It will be one year gluten free for me on Sept. 22nd.

  4. I had a very good conversation with my aunts and uncles that live near me. They thought that I was being very rude for not eating their food at parties and such. I explained to them how harmful it is and could be very dangerous if there is even a bit of contamination. I am honestly not sure how much they were willing to understand but at least now they now its a real “thing” not a hip thing I want to do but something that you really need to watch out for.

  6. Its not only people like us who suffer from celiac diseases. There are countless homeless people who lost their health insurance over time and suffer from celiac disease and have to scavenge on foods they get. I see 2-3 out of 10 people every week when I take care of them every week as a volunteer for a mission in my town. Winning this would help me support them in a small way.

    1. You are so true! I work on tuesdays at a food share that gives out food from local stores (trader joe’s, whole foods, local farms etc.). There is SUCH a need for it, and there are many people who come exclusively for the gluten free products.

  8. I baked my first loaf of gluten free bread! As a 30 years plus cake baker and decorator, I was very comfortable in my kitchen until I went gluten free recently. Baking gluten free is SO different from baking with gluten! I was very intimidated with gf baking for quite a while. I have been very blessed by the many wonderful gluten free bloggers available on line who share such amazing knowledge, and I hope that someday my gluten free baking will be on a par with my standard fare.

  9. Oops! Please delete the double entry on my post, (post immediately previous to this one) I did not understand that the reason that I was not seeing it on my page was because it had to await your approval before being posted. So sorry! Thank you! Robin Burgess

  11. I volunteer with a local nonprofit, and we run a booth at our community farmers market. Part of our mission is to help people adopt a more healthy lifestyle, including exercise and diet. Every time I’m there I talk about my diet, and why I have to eat gluten free. It’s been very incredible to show people how much what you put into your body can affect your health and your mood. I try to be a good example of a healthy lifestyle so others will want to take care of themselves!

  13. I shared on google+ and Facebook. I would love these I have been gluten free for 3 years and I am slowly switching my entire family gluten free. I help friends with this too I have several friends who are gluten free and so are their kids. great site btw

  16. I spent the weekend visiting my in laws in Rhode Island, where I had the opportunity to educate them about Celiac Disease and my dietary needs, as well as find a few new restaurants in the area. One of them was a bakery, and I practically purchased everything in the place!

    – Shannon (You have my email)

  18. There’s a few things I’ve been doing. I’ve been learning to bake more of my own stuff. I’ve gotten my entire family to go gluten free. My mother is doing her own version as well. She doesn’t pay attention to the details in sauces so much, but she hasn’t been eating any breads or cookies, cakes etc. Even my dad is giving it a try for health reasons. I’m a health coach and work with people to help them with their health goals. I’m working with a few people who are gluten free and I helped some to get there. Experimenting with recipes. And going to try and start attending a somewhat local celiac support group that I used to attend a few years back. As well as a new one for kids that’s started up in my area.

    Janice

    janice.m.fuentes@gmail.com

  22. I have been on a carb free diet for 6 months I have lost 40 pounds, and I am carb free. My hubby just started the same diet. I have told my friends how im loosing weight and how easy it is. I have gone off of all blood sugar meds and cholesterol meds. I have more energy and am enjoying more activities.

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