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E: 31/08 WIN 20 prizes of Organix Goodies foods and the Organix Baby and Toddler Cook

cherw1981
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a bit unsure exactly what answer they want?
WIN 20 prizes of Organix Goodies foods and the Organix Baby and Toddler Cookbook
Organix makes healthy, fun, organic foods to give babies and children the best start in life, and they campaign to improve the quality of children's food. Organix wants to make it easier to feed your children a balanced diet. With Organix Goodies they've created a range of fun snacks that come with a unique 'no junk promise' - that's the Organix guarantee to you.
Organix foods are available in all major supermarkets and specialist health food shops. All Organix foods carry clear, honest labels and are backed by the promise to guarantee the highest standards of purity and nutrition.
To enter click here for your chance to win one of 20 prizes from Organix and then answer the following question:
What does the Organix No Junk Promise stand for?
Send your answers to [EMAIL="ed@bigbarn.co.uk"]ed@bigbarn.co.uk[/EMAIL] with 'Organix Competition' in the subject line. The winner will be announced in the BigBarn newsletter. If you're not subscribed to receive the BigBarn newsletter, you can do that now, here. Competition ends 31st August
WIN 20 prizes of Organix Goodies foods and the Organix Baby and Toddler Cookbook
Organix makes healthy, fun, organic foods to give babies and children the best start in life, and they campaign to improve the quality of children's food. Organix wants to make it easier to feed your children a balanced diet. With Organix Goodies they've created a range of fun snacks that come with a unique 'no junk promise' - that's the Organix guarantee to you.
Organix foods are available in all major supermarkets and specialist health food shops. All Organix foods carry clear, honest labels and are backed by the promise to guarantee the highest standards of purity and nutrition.
To enter click here for your chance to win one of 20 prizes from Organix and then answer the following question:
What does the Organix No Junk Promise stand for?
Send your answers to [EMAIL="ed@bigbarn.co.uk"]ed@bigbarn.co.uk[/EMAIL] with 'Organix Competition' in the subject line. The winner will be announced in the BigBarn newsletter. If you're not subscribed to receive the BigBarn newsletter, you can do that now, here. Competition ends 31st August
Nerdy Comper since 2005:D
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They have a strap line which says:
No Junk Promise means exactly what it says - No Junk!
So maybe that's what they want:jGood luck ALL compers and Thanks to all posters:T
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that was my initial thought too so shall we go with thatNerdy Comper since 2005:D0
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Having got several packs of Organix fruit pots in my kitchen cupboard, I have just got this off a pack of Banana and Strawberry Custard:
All our foods come with a No Junk Promise:
- Pure - no processed sugar, artificial flavours, colours and preservatives.
- Safe - only organic ingredients, which means NO synthetic pesticides, fertilisers or antiobiots are used when our foods are grown
- Nutritious - we aim to set the 'benchmark' for healthier levels of fat, salt and sugar.
hth
kateabDefinitely NOT the blogger at Katie and the Kids, OK?0 -
Safe, pure and nutritiousWins so far this year: Mum to be bath set, follow me Domino Dog, Vital baby feeding set, Spiderman goody bag, free pack of Kiplings cakes, £15 love to shop voucher, HTC Desire, Olive oil cooking spray, Original Source Strawberry Shower Gel, Garnier skin care hamper, Marc Jacobs fragrance.0
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