Looking for a way to start the holidays off with a BANG, maybe even a little sparkle? Me too! This time of year is all about family, friends, gift giving, and endless acts of kindness. While it is the season to take care of others around us, we can’t forget about ourselves either. Everyone deserves to be spoiled at some point and this is the perfect opportunity to do so!
Do you love chocolate, fabulous things, and being spoiled absolutely rotten? If the answer is no, please seek professional help. If the answer is yes, then you won’t want to miss the Ferrero Rocher ”25 Days Wrapped in Gold” Sweepstakes! They are giving away an indulgent gift every day from December 1st through December 25th. Once in a lifetime luxury trips, swoon worth designer heels, jewelry fit for royalty, we’re talking AH-mazing stuff.
Be sure to check out the “25 Days Wrapped in Gold’ Sweepstakes on the Ferrero Rocher Facebook page. Want another chance to win your very own delicious box of Ferrero Rocher chocolates? One lucky Young At Heart Mommy will be taking home this package of sweetness. This is a quick giveaway that will only last a few days. Get your entries in now!
Good luck and don’t forget to enter each day in the month of December for the chance to win these incredible prizes. You can get your entry in by visiting their Facebook page and answering the question asked each day. Remember, it’s not always about diamonds. Chocolate is a girl’s best friend!
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Void where prohibited. Open to legal residents of 48 contig.U.S & D.C., 18+ w/ valid email & Facebook acct on date of entry. Starts 12/1/13 at 9:00 am (ET) and ends 12/25/13 at 11:59 pm (ET) w/ 25 daily entry periods beginning at 9:00am (ET) and ending at 11:59 pm (ET) each day. For complete details, including entry & prizing details, see Official Rules @ http://bit.ly/1959aNE.
Disclosure: This post was created in partnership with Ferrero Rocher as part of the 25 Days Wrapped in Gold campaign.
I first tried Ferrero Rocher when an English professor brought some in to treat the class for doing well on our last test. Needless to say, as a teacher she got high marks.
One we enjoy the best!
Marie Shaff