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Greek Gods hamper

Get your hands on this Greek Gods hamper

Sponsored giveaway

There’s a new Greek-style yoghurt on the scene – it’s called Greek Gods. It comes in four honey-infused flavours and the guys that make it hope it’s going to be as successful when it launches in the UK as it has been in the USA.

Greek Gods yogurt is apparently packed with friendly bacteria and lower calorie than other luxury yogurts – which sounds like good news to me.

If you hop on over to Greek Gods Yogurt on Facebook you can get yourself a coupon to print off which will get you £2 off a 680g tub of the Yoghurt at Sainsbury’s for the first four weeks after it appears in store. It’s on offer at £2 at the mo!

And to celebrate the launch I’m teaming up with Greek Gods to give you this amazing hamper!

THE PRIZE

One Greek Gods hamper containing:

1 x high-quality extra virgin olive oil
1 x jar of organic mixed olives
1 x jar of stuffed vine leaves
1 x organic Greek honey
1 x Greek Delight
1 x nifty garlic zoom
1 x stylish lemon squeezer
1 x set of two oil drizzlers

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Comments

  21. CHRISTINE ANDREWS says

    Zeus……..the king of the gods ‘cos l’d feel quite regal if l were to win this prize

  61. Farhana Haque says

    Would share with my healthy freak mummy 🙂

    I have followed via Yahoo RSS feed
    I have followed on stumble (fazkin) and on pininterest (muslimahi)

  85. nicci cowdell-murray says

    Apollo after all what more could you ask for music and healing hahah 🙂

    @chanson2010

  97. Michele Hemmings says

    Think I would have to choose Dionysus ( hmm, but I always seem to choose the wrong men!!)

  121. Teresa Lee says

    Hermes ‘The Messenger of the Gods’ – Afterwards he could report back and tell the others Gods how fantastic the hamper was.

  144. Ali Thorpe says

    Hestia. She presided over the hearth and, as such, also over the baking of bread, so I suspect she would be quite a handy rustling us both us something yummy from these goodies.

  154. Robyn Loughlin says

    Hades! Me and a friend were talking about this recently, and we decided that Hades would be the god to know! Shame he’s married…but we’re just talking about sharing a hamper here aren’t we? ;D

  167. Jane McColl says

    Dionysus, he sounds like the life and soul of the party! Follow you on twitter, pinterest and stumble.. all done!

  168. Isabel O'Brien says

    I’m quite selfish, I’m not sure I’d be able to share. I’m not on first name terms with any Greek gods anyway. They probably don’t think I’m interesting enough!

  169. Isabel O'Brien says

    I followed on GFC as Izzie (or Isabel I’m not sure how it appears) and pinterest as izpants and stumbleupon as yyesydolikecake.

  178. Sheila Reeves says

    Today it would be Epione – “the goddess of soothing of pain” as I have toothache and now have to got to the dentist :((

  201. Elizabeth Smith says

    The Greek God of generosity is Dionysus – at least I can be sure of getting a good share of the hamper!

  207. Andrew Halliwell says

    Hermes. He had a lot going for him, not like the other stuck up gods, he might’ve actually been fun to be around.

  212. Emma Wolski says

    Aphrodite the Goddess of beauty, love and desire as I would feel all those things with a glass of wine in me lol!

  245. Jan Beal says

    I’d share with Hermes – god of Travel and messenger to the Gods – what a lot he could tell me!

  248. Diane Nicholl says

    Bacchus, he can provide the wine and these would be great to nibble on while share a few drinks.

  254. linda bensusan says

    Apollo, because he is the God of music (among other things) and i love music especially Christmas music!!!

  263. Judith Allen says

    I’d share a picnic with Athena, goddess of wisdom and handicrafts, I think she would be fascinating!

  267. Nicola McC says

    Apollo so we could have a spot of music together and a bit of archery to break up all the over-indulging from the hamper!

  269. Mia Fergusson says

    sorry i entered with my old email address by mistake. This is the right one , id choose Dionysos

  275. Brian says

    Minerva aka Athena – goddess of metalwork/mining amongst other things – she could really make a meal golden – literally.

  298. Laura Cooper says

    Hestia – the goddess of hearth, home and cooking according to Wikipedia – very appropriate.

  309. Karl Foxley says

    Dionysus the god of the grape harvest, winemaking and wine, of ritual madness and ecstasy in Greek mythology. Sounds like a good laugh!

  367. Sharon Arnott says

    Subscribed to RSS via Google Reader Sharon Arnott

    Already following on pinterest Sharon Arnott

  389. Caroline Scott says

    It would have to be Zeus because I need all the details surrounding THAT shower of golden rain.

  390. phillippa lee says

    Prometheus.
    He bought fire to earth – so would be good to start a fire to cook on. Unfortunately he gets tied up and his eyes eaten out by an eagle – more for me?

  392. SUSAN L HALL says

    Zeus – for me it has to be the Big man himself -The Father of Gods and men it always pays to go to the top !

  401. Linda Guest says

    Hermes – after all that travelling he would benefit from yoghurt and honey to refresh and revitalize him

  402. Sergio Meucci says

    Tethys, greek sea goddess. The goddess Tethys, who may have been a primordial deity of Archaic Greece, and in Classical myths was described as the mother who oversaw the chief rivers of the world known to the Greeks. Im sure that would work up the need for a youghurt or two.

  404. Melanie W says

    I would share mine with HERA wife of Zeus, queen of the gods and goddess of marriage, women, childbirth, heirs, kings and empires. And with a husband like Zeus all hot air, thunder and lightening; I think she could do with a treat!

  405. Chantal says

    Aphrodite as hopefully she’d be really pleased & would do something about my abysmal love life!!

  412. Sharon Worsley says

    Eros 😉 as I would share it with my husband to celebrate our anniversary and all the good things 2012 brought us including our first child!

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