How does an Organic Chocolate Indulgence Giveaway sound?! Pretty good, huh? 
Stonyfield sent me some coupons to try out their latest flavors of Greek yogurt: chocolate & caramel. Now, I’m not a chocolate fan (I know, I know) but the caramel is literal divine. And I’m not just saying that because they sent me a coupon, it’s literally a great treat. Even if you’re not a huge fan of Greek yogurt, I’m betting you might like one of these. 
These snacks pack 10 grams of protein into a 4oz, 110 calorie serving. Even in my decreased-dairy days, I love having one every once in awhile.
Because Oikos is organic, it’s made with organic milk from farms that don’t use toxic persistent chemicals and fertilizers, antibiotics or synthetic growth hormones. You can watch this video to learn more about Stonyfield & organic farming.
Now for the Chocolate Indulgence Giveaway part…
Courtesy of Stonyfield, you can enter for a chance to win the following prize package:
- 1 coupon for a free Green & Black Organic Chocolate Bar
- 1 sample of Numi Organic Chocolate tea
- 1 Dagoba/Eco Lips Organic Chocolate chapstick
- 1 Skinnyskinny real cocoa organic soap bar
- 2 free coupons for Chocolate and Caramel Oikos multipacks
- Recipe card set featuring Chocolate Cheesecake
- And an Oikos spatula
How to enter:
Mandatory:
1. Head to Stonyfield’s Organics & You page and comment on something you learned about organics!
Additional entries:
2. Subscribe to ‘with a Side of Sneakers’ by RSS or email.
3. Follow ‘with a Side of Sneakers’ on Twitter.
4.Tweet the following: “Win an @Stonyfield Organic Chocolate Indulgence Giveaway from @sideofsneakers http://ow.ly/2hhAW” (or share it on FB if you don’t tweet )
5. Share the love- blog about this contest on your own blog!
For each entry, be sure to leave a separate comment. (So I can be sure to give you the right number of entries.) Winner will be selected at random Thursday AM. Open to US residents only.
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I tweeted about the giveaway! Here’s a copy: @heathamursch Win an @Stonyfield Organic Chocolate Indulgence Giveaway from @sideofsneakers http://ow.ly/2hhAW
I’m now following you on Twitter, too!
I guess I didn’t realize that cows are treated with growth hormones..meaning I didn’t realize I was being treated with growth hormones! Yuck! Greater incentive to eat and drink organic!
I am a follower already! Although it may be under my other blog name http://www.newlyandforevertamantha.blogspot.com
I tweeted!
I am following you on twitter!
I am following your feeds!
I learned that a third party certifier must approve the company!
Just tweeted!!
I’m following you on twitter!
Also, I’m already a subscriber!
Something I learned : “Organic milk” means that the cows’ feed, such as corn, soy, and hay, was grown organically.
Annnnnnnd, here’s some blog love: http://www.katieheddleston.com/?p=1946
I tweeted @HILLontherun!
i went to stonyfield’s website and learned that none of their milk comes from cows treated with bovine growth hormone. fabulous!
and i follow you on twitter! (i’m @steffsays)
aaaand i tweeted it!
I love that they have Bio’s for cows on the farms they get their milk from!! I learned that Cocoa the cow (from the Franklin Family Farm) is a Jersey Heifer…I hope that counts as learning something. In reality, it really made me rethink using their products since the main reason I don’t eat animal products is because of the inhumane treatment of the animals.
Subscribed!
I learned that Organic farming is not only important as far as the food products go, but also that family farms provide our communities with beautiful, open spaces; rural character; fields and forests for wildlife; and local opportunities for business ownership, independence, and employment.
Also I follow you on Twitter (@kellynigl)
I learned about what makes up an Organic Systems Plan – this is an incredibly important aspect of organic farming, along with regular audits and maintenance requirements. I have seen reports of “organic” being an overused label, and having these systems in place should help the farmers that are truly doing wonderful organic farming!
And I subscribe to your RSS feed
I learned that organic cows eat everything organically — I think they eat better than me??
Haha better than me too!!
And I’m subscribed to your RSS feed
i learned that the green seal on organic foods means that, under the USDA regulations, the product must contain a minimum of 95% organic ingredients
you are already in my google reader!
and i already follow you on twitter!
aaandddd i tweeted about the giveaway!
I follow you on twitter
I subscribe!!
I follow on twitter!!
tweeted
I knew that organic meant no pesticides, etc, but I didn’t know that farmers had to keep ongoing records… good to know!!
something learned – “Planting cover crops such as clover to add nutrients and organic matter to the soil and prevent weeds.”
Who knew? interesting
I learned that the USDA seal means that a product has at least 95% organic ingredients
I already subscribe via RSS
and….became a follower on Twitter
and, tweeted about the giveaway!
Organic means the cows were fed with all things grown organically
Tweeted about the giveaway!
Already following you on twitter!
i learned that no hormones are given to the cows
i linked
and i subscribe
i follow you on twitter
i shared on fb
Tweeted!
… and I already follow you on Twitter.
Oh, and I learned that young children’s organs can’t detoxify as quickly and efficiently as adults, which is one reason it’s so important to feed kids organic dairy. Thanks Stonyfield!
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