Win a Sealord Hot Smoked Salmon - Summer Prize Pack Bunny Eats Design

Sealord Hot Smoked Salmon – Summer Prize Pack Giveaway
I love a giveaway and this one coincides with Bunny Eats Design reaching 300,000 hits. Yikes! I remember how excited I was when this blog reached 1000 visits, then 10,000 visits.
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Thanks to Sealord, I have got a summer prize pack to give away. The pack includes a Sealord chilly bag, a stainless steel lunch box, a picnic blanket and vouchers for Sealord’s Manuka Hot Smoked Salmon. Thinking back on the wonderful pre-summer weather we had last weekend, I’m envious of the winner of this prize pack.
To enter, fill in the form at the bottom of this post, including a skill question.
Smokehouse
Sealord is the biggest name in seafood here in New Zealand and recently won the Supreme Award at the New Zealand Food Awards for their Manuka Hot Smoked Salmon.
Using piles of Manuka wood from a Waikato farm and their 30-year-old traditional wooden smokehouse (rather than electric fans and heaters) their hot smoked salmon has a deep smokey flavour and isn’t too salty like some smoked salmons can be. Sealord have three flavours in their Manuka Hot Smoked Salmon range: Natural, Peri Peri (bird’s eye chili) and Tuscan. My favourite is the Tuscan.
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South Island Alpine King Salmon
Sealord Sealord Hot Smoked Salmon uses South Island Alpine King Salmon.
I wrote about Alpine Salmon last year when The Koala and I feasted on some fresh Alpine Salmon near Mt Cook. The thing about Alpine Salmon is the fish are constantly swimming against fast flowing glacial water. This results in flesh that is is firm, much leaner than ocean reared salmon and has higher levels of Omega-3. The conditions mean the salmon can be raised without antibiotics, vaccines, hormones or other chemicals.
Sealord and New Zealanders
An interesting tidbit I found in my research: In 1992, as part of the Treaty of Waitangi (Fisheries Claims) Settlement Act 1992, The Crown granted the Waitangi Fisheries Commission $150 million.
Part of this money allowed the Trust for the Māori people of New Zealand to buy 50% shares in Sealord, granting them control of the largest fishing company in New Zealand. The other major shareholder of Sealord is Japanese company Nippon Suisan. Sealord is considered a partnership between NZ Māori and Nippon Suisan.
Terms and conditions
1 entry per person.
This competition is open to New Zealand residents only.
It is the responsibility of the prize winner to redeem their vouchers.
Prize may not be exchanged for cash.
Entries close Wednesday 10 December 2014. Winners will be drawn on Thursday 11 December 2014. Winners will be contacted by email, announced here and on Facebook.