New from Stonyfield Yogurt:
“New Chocolate and Caramel pure pleasure-on-the-bottom Oikos Organic 0% fat Greek yogurt flavors offer a healthy, yet indulgent treat all in one convenient snack-sized cup. With only 110 calories and 10 grams of protein per 4 ounce serving, it’s a healthier way to satisfy your sweet tooth.”
“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. Through our purchases of organic ingredients, annually we support over 180,000 acres of organic land.”
“What’s better then guilt-free, organic Chocolate and Caramel Greek yogurt?”
One lucky Crunches for Cupcakes reader will win…
- 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, as well Oikos spatula
To Enter:
Visit Stonyfield’s website and watch a YoTube video
Then leave a comment on this post and tell me something you learned about organics or organic farming!
You can earn additional entries by following Stonyfield on Twitter (@Stonyfield) and by following me on Twitter (@Mellie102) and then leaving additional comments to tell me that you did.
*The contest will run until mid-afternoon on 8/16/2010. I will randomly select one winner on Monday, August 16th! Good Luck!*
COMMENTS
18 Comments
1. *Andrea*
August 11th, 2010 08:41 AM
omg this is one of the best giveaways i’ve ever seen! i saw the video on ‘why buy organic’ and learned that organic foods are good because they are produced without the use of antibiotics
2. Jenna Z
August 11th, 2010 10:50 AM
I was interested in the video of the 3rd-gen farmer who decided to go organic. I wonder how many family farms are going this direction.
3. Courtney @ Ice Cream & Wine
August 11th, 2010 12:11 PM
I watched the “Growing the Organic Market” video. It focused on a farm in Dinuba, CA that has 70 acres – 54 of which are dedicated to organic peaches. Peach trees are some of the most sensitive trees to pests, yet this farm is dedicated to not using pesticides and chemical fertilizers. It a huge effort on their part, but they’re passionate about it!
4. Natalie (The Sweets Life)
August 11th, 2010 01:33 PM
ooh I want to win this one!! I watched the yogurt & babies one…not because I’m preggers but I do like to think about how I’ll raise my children and what kinds of foods I’ll give them!
ps. loved your photography tips, thanks!
5. Melinda
August 11th, 2010 02:34 PM
I am so sorry, but this is not the first time I have been unable to get a video to work on their site. I want to enter, but I think my mac has an issue with their clips. I do know about organics because as an RD, this is something I have studied and reviewed. It is great for the environment.
6. Melinda
August 11th, 2010 02:35 PM
Following Stonyfield
7. Melinda
August 11th, 2010 02:35 PM
Following you now I’m MJintheAzores
8. Jen
August 12th, 2010 08:45 AM
I learned (from Stonyfield) to start buying Organic mostly for the treatment of the cows/livestock. I am not vegetarian, but consider myself an animal lover and these cows live much longer (and happier, I think) lives then their other non-organic counterparts.
unfortunately, it’s not super easy to find everything organic. I do buy Stonyfield yogurt….and other organic/cage free eggs and that kind of thing. Would love to switch over completely, but it’s sort of a work in progress.
9. Alex @ IEatAsphalt
August 12th, 2010 12:25 PM
What I think is cool about Stonyfield is that they collect their milk from multiple family run farms. This is both great for the environment (more farms!) and the economy. It’s hard to argue with Stonyfields mission.
10. Emily N.
August 12th, 2010 06:34 PM
I learned about how children are more at risk to exposure of pesticides and chemicals in conventionally grown food in the baby steps to health video. Organic foods are a better choice, especially for children to lessen their risk of harmful chemical exposure.
11. Andrea
August 13th, 2010 05:30 AM
I watched the “Growing the Organic Market” video and learned that peaches are one of the most difficult fruits to grow organically. Thanks!
12. Erika @ Food, Fitness, & Fun
August 13th, 2010 09:20 AM
I learned children are more likely to be exposed to dangerous pesticides and chemicals than adults.
I love chocolate!
13. kim
August 13th, 2010 02:57 PM
Watched the healthy planet video. I learned that we are all connected in some way. So from start to finish Stonyfield is trying to decrease chemicals, fuel consumption, and enviromental contamination so that the planet will stay safe and healthy for everyone.
14. Jessie C.
August 13th, 2010 11:44 PM
I learned that every time you buy an item at the grocery store, you’re voting for whether you support organic farmers or not.
15. Jessie C.
August 13th, 2010 11:44 PM
following Stonyfield on Twitter (@Stonyfield) @tcarolinep
16. Jessie C.
August 13th, 2010 11:45 PM
y following you on Twitter (@Mellie102)@tcarolinep
17. Meg
August 15th, 2010 11:39 AM
I LOVE peaches! the video gave me a WHOLE new reason to buy organic ones.
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