*GIVEAWAY*: $100 Grocery Gift Card of Your Choice!

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*GIVEAWAY*: $100 Grocery Gift Card of Your Choice!

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For those of you who have used Cellfire in the past, you know what an awesome and simple way it is to stretch that grocery budget just a little further. One of my favorite parts about Cellfire is that they offer coupons for products most of us need and buy anyway! As part of this giveaway, I will be highlighting three products that currently have coupons available over on Cellfire. Make sure to pay close attention…if you can name all three that I highlight during the next two weeks, you will get a bonus entry!

The first product that I’m going to highlight is Morton’s Seasoned Salt. I’ve been using Morton’s Seasoned Salt since we first got married. It adds just a little more punch than ordinary salt and can really make a difference in some dishes. One of my favorite recipes to use it in is my Chicken Pot Pie.

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Now here is the part you can really get excited about. This is the biggest giveaway I have ever hosted! Cellfire has generously provided me with a $100 Grocery Gift Card to give away to a Bargain Blessings reader. Yay! It will even be to the store of your choice! There are five different options to enter:

1. (Required) Load the June Cellfire Coupons to your shoppers card by going through this link. Just click select on all the coupons and then clicking “Get Selected Coupons”. It will then allow you to log-in or add your shoppers card if you are new. I’ve found it easier to create a separate account for each of my cards (one fore King Soopers and one for Safeway).
(leave a comment to let me know you’ve done so)

2. Share the name of a dish that you use or would like to use Morton’s Seasoned Salt in!

3. Become a Bargain Blessings Daily E-mail Subscriber
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4. “Like” Bargain Blessings on Facebook and/or Follow Barain Blessings on Twitter
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5. Share the following on your Facebook page:
Win a $100 Grocery Gift Card to the store of your choice from Cellfire and BargainBlessings.com! https://bit.ly/9QaXYj

and/or Tweet the following:
Win a $100 Grocery Gift Card from @Cellfire and @BargainBlessing https://bit.ly/9QaXYj
(leave a comment to let me know you’ve done so)

Please make sure to leave a separate comment for each of these ways to enter and leave your e-mail address so I have a way to contact you if you win! If you are reading this post through an RSS reader, or from the daily e-mail please note that e-mailing me is not an acceptable way to enter, you will need to come to the website and leave a comment.
I will randomly select a winner on Friday, June 25th! The winner will then have 48 hours to contact me!

Like this deal? Sign-up for the Bargain Blessings Daily Deal e-mail HERE so you never miss another bargain!

Thank you so much to Cellfire for sponsoring this giveaway! 

Comments

  38. I haven't tried Morton's Seasoned Salt yet. It sounds like it would be tasty on diced potatoes in foil on the bbq.

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  78. I would use Morton's Seasoned Salt as part of a dry rub for ribs – yum!!

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  82. I have all the Cellfire coupons loaded on my card, and am going to try separate accounts for each, great idea. 🙂

    aigcanada7 at hotmail dot com

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  89. I make chicken ceasar wraps…I use different seasoning salts on the chicken for a light flavor, to blend with the ceasar dressing. I bet this would be a great seasoning salt on it!

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  121. I would like to make the Spicy Guava-Glazed Ribs from the Morton's site.

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  124. My mom uses Morton's seasoned salt in a lot of her casseroles as an easy way to add a little more flavor.

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  139. 1. I clicked through on your link to cellfire, but only got a blank page. I already have a cellfire card, and have already loaded June coupons onto it.

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  163. I would use it in lots of things I'm sure but the first thing that comes to mind is scrambled eggs-it's breakfast time!

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  167. Here is the hard post, where I would use the seasoning in my cooking… see I do not cook much, my husband (or mother in law) does most of the cooking. I would probably ask them to put it in one of their fish or pork meals (soup or grilling). Angela Vroom

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  182. [email protected]
    (Natalie)
    Yummy recipe: Morton's Seasoned Salt Spatchcock Chicken – 350 degrees skin side down for 30 min. & skin side up for 30 min. until internal temp reaches 160 degrees – all cooked on THE BIG GREEN EGG. Yummy!!

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  210. I love to use this seasoned salt on french fries…either homemade or frozen…sprinkle on liberally and serve with ranch dressing.

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  236. Cellfire loaded. Already "like" on facebook. I love to use seasoned salt on my french fries! Yummy!!!!

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  240. I loaded all of the Cellfire Coupons available onto my shoppers card. I sure wish that there were more available for City Market this month.

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  249. I loaded all of my cellfire coupons! I can't wait to go to Safeway this week and get some deals with them. Thanks again!

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  263. I like the seasoned salt on couscous or quinoa for side dishes that are a little out of the ordinary – especially if I also use lemon pepper.

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  272. Recipes: Add 1 tsp of seasoned salt per pound of ground beef for burgers and meatloaf (if your meatloaf recipe already calls for salt, replace it.) Oven-baked fries: Cut potato of your choice into shape of your choice (fry cut, rounds, cubes). Toss to coat with olive oil (or other oil). Add 1/2 to 1 tsp of seasoned salt per pound of potatoes, depending on your tastes. Note: it's better to toss and sprinkle, toss and sprinkle, rather than dump the whole amount in.

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  274. Recipe…
    Grilled Chicken with spice rub
    Rinse and dry 1lb chicken
    Rub with Morton's Seasoning Salt
    Drizzle with olive oil
    Grill to perfection…

    Sometimes I make a marinade with dry spice mixtures like Morton's Seasoning salt and baste the meat while it is grilling.. more intense flavor

    Thanks for a great giveaway & all you do!

    I make a chicken pot pie, but I will have to try it the seasoning salt instead of other spice..

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  285. Hmmm…That seasoned salt sounds like it would be good in place of Lawry's seasoning salt. I LOVE to use that on grilled food, so I would probably do the same with Morton's!

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