Feb 2010: Virgin Coconut Oil Giveaway

by lilla on January 30, 2010

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THIS GIVEAWAY IS OVER. THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING. CHECK THE SIDEBAR FOR THE CURRENT GIVEAWAY. Quality coconut oil really does make a difference in food prep. I made a favorite quick dish yesterday – pan seared scallops with arugula sauteed in garlic and coconut oil (picture above) and it came out fabulous!

So if you’ve been following my blog, you know that I decided to review four organic coconut oils. Tropical Traditions ranked the highest overall. To be honest with you, I have tasted some premium coconut oils nearly as good as Tropical Traditions, but what gave them the edge is a really good price for the AMAZING quality and labor that goes into the product. The best coconuts of each harvest are hand-picked, shredded and cold-pressed. The coconut milk is expressed from the freshly harvested coconuts by using the pure water that is present inside the coconuts. The coconut milk is then allowed to sit for approximately half a day. During this time, the heavier water separates from the oil by sinking to the bottom. The coconut oil separates naturally from water using gravity. No machine or other substances are used in the extraction. Can you imagine the time and care that goes in to this process??

The second reason I support Tropical Traditions is because it is such a wonderful company with outstanding customer service. I am truly happy to support them by buying their quality products. And if your curious about the traditional methods of extraction, please watch this brief video – it’s great and inspiring to see a company still using traditional methods.

So now on to the fun stuff! I have an extra bottle of Tropical Traditions Gold Label Coconut Oil to give away! Here is the 411 below.

Authentic & Traditional

HOW TO ENTER:
Head over to Tropical Traditions and sign up for the Tropical Traditions newsletter and come back and let me know in a comment on this blog post. Don’t forget to fill in your e-mail address so I know where to contact you if you win!

BONUS ENTRIES:
Please write a new comment for each additional entry including your email address. Each comment is an additional chance to win. Winning post will be chosen via Random.org:

  1. Tell me which Tropical Traditions coconut recipe you want to try.
  2. Share this post on Facebook [SFBSB style="float:left; padding-right:4px;"]
  3. Tell me what other Tropical Traditions product catches your eye.
  4. Subscribe to my blog via RSS feed or e-mail.
  5. Copy & re-tweet this line: FREE Organic Coconut Oil @ http://tinyurl.com/ttcocoil #giveaway @TropTraditions @Kalililla #freebies

REMEMBER: Please leave separate comments for each entry. Each comment is an additional chance to win! Winning post will be chosen via Random.org – TOTALLY legit and random.

RULES: Giveaway is open to U.S. and Canada residents only. Giveaway will run from Jan. 30, 2010 through Feb 14, 2010 (Happy Valentine’s Day!) Please leave an email address with your comment so I can contact you if you win. If I can not reach the winner, a new one will be chosen. Winner will have 48 hours to contact me with their mailing info. If they do not reach me in that timeframe a new winner will be chosen. Prize will be shipped directly from the sponsor.

DISCLOSURE: Tropical Traditions provided me with a free sample of this product, and I was under no obligation to review it or write a positive review or sponsor a product giveaway in return for the free product. I am not being paid to share their products with my readers. Instead, I am sharing them because I like them!

P.S. Are you using Swagbucks to search and win yet?
I use mine to earn free Amazon gift certificates. Nice! :)
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  • farah21

    I would love to try the Coconut Blueberry Buckwheat Pancakes.

  • farah21

    And Coconut Oil Flour Tortillas Recipe. And more of course.

  • http://debbiedoesraw.blogspot.com debbiedoesraw

    Hey!
    The no bake healthy protien snack looks interesting.. so many good things to use coconut oil!
    deb

  • Catherine

    Signed on to receive the Tropical Traditions newsletter. Lilla, your generous spirit is refreshing!

  • Sarah

    hi, i just subscribed to the tropical traditions newsletter as i would like to try the coconut oil out, sarah

  • critterwoman

    I love using Coconut oil when making popcorn….simply DeliCious!!!!

  • http://bittsblog.blogspot.com bitt

    subscribed!

  • http://bittsblog.blogspot.com bitt

    i tweeted. my twitter is @cherrycobbler

  • http://bittsblog.blogspot.com bitt

    another product i'd like to try is the himalayan sea salt.

  • http://www.loveveggiesandyoga.com/ Averie (LoveVeggiesAndYoga)

    became a twitter folllower of you and rt'ed
    loveveggiesyoga

  • http://www.loveveggiesandyoga.com/ Averie (LoveVeggiesAndYoga)

    other products i wanna try are their skincare products!

  • http://lilearthmuffin.wordpress.com/ Michal

    I signed up for their news letter!

  • Libby

    I signed up for the newsletter!

  • Teresa

    I am already signed up for the tropical traditions newsletter! What a great company!

  • Teresa

    I want to try the roasted winter squash soup recipe. Sounds simple and delicious.

  • Teresa

    I want to try the skin exfoliators. That and the deodorant.

  • http://thestylemd.blogspot.com/ Melissa

    I would love to try the coconut peanut butter!

  • http://kevnjacks.blogspot.com/ Jackie H

    Signed up for their newsletter! :)

  • Trish

    I subscribed to the TT newsletter.

  • Trish

    I would love to try their Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies with coconut oil. Sounds yummy!

  • Trish

    I would love to try their coconut chips. I think they would be good in a trail mix.

  • Trish

    I subscribed to your blog.

  • matt4melis

    I'm signed up for the TT newsletter

    matt4melis at hotmail dot com

  • matt4melis

    I'd like to try the Creamy Coconut Chicken Soup Coconut Oil Recipe

    matt4melis at hotmail dot com

  • tinahall

    I would love to try the coconut flour.

  • matt4melis

    I would love to try TT palm shortening

    matt4melis at hotmail dot com

  • matt4melis

    Subscribe to your blog via RSS feed

    matt4melis at hotmail dot com

  • flbyu

    signed up for the newsletter! thanks for the referral! signed up for yours too while I was at it!

  • flbyu

    signed up email for your blog newsletter!
    :)
    thank you!

  • flbyu

    Banana Coconut Cake Coconut Oil Recipe
    YUMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

  • flbyu

    Organic sugar would be another great item to win!

  • nixican

    Thanks for link to Trop Traditions!

  • Annie

    I'd love to use the oil to make most anything but the soft pretzels sound good (though not like they'd really feature the CO much!)

  • Annie

    I don't have facebook, but another TT product I'd like to try is the shredded coconut – yum – my husband would LOVE macaroons :)

  • Annie

    I *think* I just subscribed to follow you!

  • http://babymoon.etsy.com/ Sheila

    I'm set up to get the Tropical Traditions newsletter!
    Thanks for having a giveaway!

  • http://babymoon.etsy.com/ Sheila

    I'd love to try their Coconut Oil flour tortillas recipe!

  • http://babymoon.etsy.com/ Sheila

    I just subscribed to your blog in my Google reader

  • http://babymoon.etsy.com/ Sheila

    I'm very interesting in trying their coconut flour, too!

  • http://nlemoine.com/ nicole

    Coconuts are a superfood and there is nothing like good coconut oil used in cooking.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Beka-Haskins/566970739 Beka Haskins

    I signed up for the tropical traditions newsletter. I just discovered their website yesterday and I can't get enough! I want to know everything! I can't wait to try their gold label virgin coconut oil, sounds amazing. I just recently started using extra virgin coconut oil in my cooking and for my skin. I've had poor adrenal function for about 5 years now and my skin has suffered the most. I am convinced I have finally found the cure through coconut oil. I can't wait to have my health back. I also have just recently found out I am pregnant so I am excited to have a healthy body for my baby as well.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Beka-Haskins/566970739 Beka Haskins

    The other product of theirs I am very interested in trying is the coconut flour. I would love to start doing all my baking with a very healthy flour.

  • fotochikyo

    A recipe that interested me was the sweet potato peanut butter soup, some of my very favorite foods.

  • kathyrogers

    Love this stuff! Already am subscribed to newsletter…Would love to try the unbaked healthy protein snacks!

  • http://www.loveveggiesandyoga.com/ Averie (LoveVeggiesAndYoga)
  • http://thevegster.wordpress.com/ Ashlei

    I would love to also try the Tropical Traditions Coconut Cream Concentrate! It'd be great to be able to have the equivalent of canned coconut milk/cream and not have to use the whole can.

  • http://www.facebook.com/Shirleygfe Shirley Braden

    I'd love to try a gluten-free version of the coconut shrimp. Haven't had it since going gluten free.

    Thanks for the giveaway! I hosted one a while back thanks to TT. :-)

    Shirley

  • broccolicupcake

    I've been using Tropical Traditions for almost a year now and I love their coconut oil. I use it for cooking and I also keep a bottle on hand to use as moisturizer. It's great for dry winter hands! Thanks for sharing your research and the video. It makes me feel good about my choice!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Beka-Haskins/566970739 Beka Haskins

    that raw walnut chocolate bark looks incredible

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Beka-Haskins/566970739 Beka Haskins

    as well as the peanut butter meltaways

  • trail

    I joined their newsletter!

  • trail

    Tweeted the giveaway @OvenAversion

  • trail

    Mmm, I'd love to try to snickerdoodle dessert or the coconut cream mocha. Both sound amazing!

  • trail

    I'd be curious to try the antioxidant omega-3 greens powder in the berry flavor from Tropical Traditions.

  • Sunnymay

    I just signed up for the Tropical Traditions newsletter. After printing off the Chocolate Balsamic Truffles recipe, which only has 6 ingredients, I can't wait to make it.

  • chanelleneilson

    I signed up for the tropical traditions newsletter.

  • chanelleneilson

    I'd like to try their coconut flour.

  • chanelleneilson

    The recipe I'd like to try is the chocolate chip oatmeal cookies. Sounds good.

  • http://twitter.com/blessedkore julee s

    ooh! Coconut-Cajun Shrimp Coconut Oil Recipe sounds amazing

  • http://twitter.com/blessedkore julee s

    signed up for tropical traditions newsletter

  • http://twitter.com/blessedkore julee s

    subbed to your blog via email –
    thx!

  • http://twitter.com/blessedkore julee s

    would love to try their raw honey & flax seeds
    thx!

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