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E: 18/08 Win Zip's Ultimate Summer Barbecue pack
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Angelic
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With the UK's long-awaited barbecue season underway, Zip are giving you the chance to win one of five Ultimate Summer Barbecue packs, to celebrate the launch of their new high performance barbecue charcoal.
Each prize, worth £100, consists of Zip's 100% Natural Lumpwood Charcoal and Hardwood Briquettes, packs of Zip's Odourless and Wrapped Barbecue firelighters, a Summer Barbecue cookbook plus a £75 voucher from Waitrose so you can stock up on some delicious goodies to help you create the ultimate barbecue party.
Launched this summer, Zip's Lumpwood Charcoal (3kg) and Hardwood Briquettes (4kg) are 100% natural with no additives or impurities. They burn hotter for longer, get to cooking temperature quicker, and produce less ash and smoke in comparison to any other charcoal tested.
Zip sources its charcoal from sustainable sources and no live trees are felled in its production as harvesters prune or coppice the trees, which then grow back rapidly. For further information, visit zipfires.com.
Barbecue sauce, tomato ketchup and mayonnaise are all types of what?
Each prize, worth £100, consists of Zip's 100% Natural Lumpwood Charcoal and Hardwood Briquettes, packs of Zip's Odourless and Wrapped Barbecue firelighters, a Summer Barbecue cookbook plus a £75 voucher from Waitrose so you can stock up on some delicious goodies to help you create the ultimate barbecue party.
Launched this summer, Zip's Lumpwood Charcoal (3kg) and Hardwood Briquettes (4kg) are 100% natural with no additives or impurities. They burn hotter for longer, get to cooking temperature quicker, and produce less ash and smoke in comparison to any other charcoal tested.
Zip sources its charcoal from sustainable sources and no live trees are felled in its production as harvesters prune or coppice the trees, which then grow back rapidly. For further information, visit zipfires.com.
Barbecue sauce, tomato ketchup and mayonnaise are all types of what?
- Condiment
- Confectionery
- Cutlery
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