Win a Beerenberg prize hamper worth $50
It's a timely coincidence that whilst I'm currently in Adelaide for Tasting Australia, this week's Freebie Friday comes from Beerenberg, located in Hahndorf in the Adelaide Hills of South Australia. If you're keen for updates on what I'm up to in Adelaide, simply follow @grabyourfork on Twitter.
THE PRIZE:
One Beerenberg prize hamper worth $50, containing:
1 x Apricot jam
1 x Strawberry jam
1 x Blackberry jam
1 x Takatala sauce and marinade
1 x Coopers Ale BBQ Sauce
1 x Tomato Chutney
1 x Huey's Asian Plum Sauce (Iain Hewitson)
1 x Huey’s Hamburger Relish (Iain Hewitson)
1 x Peppercorn Sauce
1 x Sweet Chilli Relish
1 x Caramelised Onion
1 x Blue Cheese Dressing.
This competition is open to Australian residents only.
HOW TO ENTER:
All you have to do is fulfil the requirements below:
- Leave a comment on this post and tell us: what's the first thing you would use if you won the hamper, and how would you use it?
- And then send an email to grabyourforkfreebiefriday@yahoo.com.au with the subject heading "Beerenberg" and include your full name and a copy of your published comment from this post.
The Beerenberg competition closes on Saturday 5 June 2010 at 5.30pm AEST. The winner will be announced on Grab Your Fork on Monday 7 June 2010.
>> More Grab Your Fork competitions to enter:
- Win a copy of The Salt Book (Entries close Tue 4 May)
- Win a place at a masterclass with Tetsuya Wakuda (Entries close Tue 4 May)
- Win one of five magic Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs umbrellas (Entries close Mon 24 May)
- Win two tickets to a pasta-making masterclass with Ashley Hughes from Alio (Entries close Sat 29 May)
posted by Helen (Grab Your Fork) on 4/30/2010 05:50:00 am
50 Comments:
At 4/30/2010 6:31 am,
Maria said…
Thanks Helen! I would use the apricot jam for my Sachertorte that I bake only once a year for my bf's birthday! It is such an essential part of the cake.
At 4/30/2010 7:49 am,
MM said…
I would love to use the Huey’s Hamburger Relish first for sure. I would start up my BBQ, prepare some homemade patties and switch on my favourite Huey's DVD (just to get into the Huey's joyious mood). I will be able to prepare a yummy delicious hamburger with the relish. What a fun weekend it will be!
At 4/30/2010 10:39 am,
Harimau said…
Probably the takatala sauce to make some quick and dirty (and probably very unauthentic) lamb tagine.
At 4/30/2010 10:52 am,
Hannah said…
First, I would clap gleefully at the package and thank the heavens for the spot of condiment-brightness amidst the hellishness of my current house-sitting situation.
Then, I would take a little bowl and spoon, open up the Blue Cheese Dressing and pour a fair bit into the bowl. I would walk down the corridor into the master bedroom, where the only working heater in the house is keeping just that room warm, turn on Masterchef, and eat the dressing with a spoon.
Icky? Perhaps. But you asked, and I'm being honest. :D
At 4/30/2010 5:22 pm,
Anonymous said…
The first I will do is invite all my classmates from Le Cordon Bleu who are from all over the world, and have a good old aussie barbie!
At 4/30/2010 7:10 pm,
Deb said…
Peppercorn Sauce - my hubby would love that - I wouldn't need to cook anything, he'd just eat it off the spoon for his dinner (or maybe I could smother myself in it ..... )
At 5/01/2010 11:35 am,
YM said…
Blue Cheese dressing on top on simple fresh lettuce, rocket, pine nut salad. Fresh and healthy weekend brunch. What can be more amazing?
At 5/01/2010 6:08 pm,
Mark @ Cafe Campana said…
Yay for freebies. I love how many food blogs are giving stuff away. It little competition makes life such fun :)
At 5/01/2010 8:48 pm,
Milktea Eats said…
i just found a recipe for blue cheese crusted chicken wings with sweet chilli sauce... so i think the blue cheese sauce would come in handy...
and with all those other sauces, i think ill prepare a feast with many dips for mothers day cos my mum loves variety cos she loves all sorts of foods.... ^^
At 5/01/2010 10:36 pm,
DD said…
Blackberry Jam & I'd have it on toast, with lots of real butter (not revolting man-made margarine). There's nothing better on this earth.
At 5/01/2010 10:38 pm,
Diana O said…
Strawberry Jam on my Nan's home made scones which are to die for (& I hope he doesn't die too soon, because she hasn't taught me the recipe yet!!!!!!!!).
At 5/01/2010 10:40 pm,
Ernie said…
Huey’s Hamburger Relish just to see if his cooking & condiments are as good as he says they are on the TV. I don't believe it until I try it.
At 5/02/2010 11:58 am,
Izzy said…
The Cooper's Ale BBQ Sauce! I'm a poor student living away from home and cooking for myself can get a little dull...I love it when my sisters send me little jams and things in the mail :)! So a new sauce is always exciting for me.
At 5/02/2010 9:03 pm,
Wendy said…
Oooh lucky you - Adelaide is fantastic!
I would definitely use the Cooper's BBQ sauce - great beer, what could be better!
At 5/03/2010 10:03 pm,
Jasmine1485 said…
First thing would be to line them all up in front of me to admire them and then carefully read each label, so I can imagine what I would use them for.
The Sweet Chilli Relish would be the first jar I'd crack open. I'd bake a potato, top it with a little grated cheese, sliced spring onion, a large blob of Greek yoghurt and then a generous heaping of Sweet Chilli Relish on that. Extravagant, but heaven on a plate! I love the mix of creamy yoghurt and sweet chilli.
At 5/03/2010 10:45 pm,
Bonnie said…
I’d pour ALL of the contents into a blender and make the world’s most disgusting breakfast smoothie. Bon appetite!
At 5/10/2010 6:27 pm,
JenniferB said…
A great Aussie hamburger featuring Beerenberg Caramelised Onion... the postman's just delivered the prize hamper and I need a great lunch to accompany my dreamings of how I'm going to use ALL the other delights! :)
At 5/10/2010 9:32 pm,
Andrea said…
Hi Helen, The first thing I'd use from the hamper would be the Caramelised Onion as I have some gorgeous goat cheese from Everleigh Markets and can make some gorgeous tarts for an afternoon tea served on vintage plates.
At 5/11/2010 6:53 pm,
Anonymous said…
I'd use the takatala sauce and marinade to spice up my lamb and cannelini bean stir fry!
At 5/13/2010 11:44 am,
Wasabi said…
I would share among with my friends. To use the hamper in a 'cooking party' and invite friends over to cook and enjoy the food that made using the hampers' condiments!
At 5/15/2010 2:22 am,
Unknown said…
the Caramelised Onion
would be my number one
served simply on my steak
making my tastebuds awake
with taste I will treasure
Beerenberg that's pleasure!
At 5/17/2010 10:10 am,
Anonymous said…
I would invite my friends over for a bar-b-que and start with the Coopers Ale BBQ sauce on a piece of mouth watering steak. I would use the rest of the condiments as extras, giving my friends a choice.
At 5/23/2010 9:30 pm,
Jenna said…
wow so much to choose from.
I would make some fluffy traditional scones, take some cream and the blackberry jam to my nanas for afternoon tea.
When i get home i would then make mini pizza's with the tomato chutney sppread on the base!!..yum yum.. :)
At 5/26/2010 6:07 am,
Gaye said…
I'd grab this sauce-Huey's Asian Plum,
The perfect factor for my dinner sum,
My formula includes pork, star anise and chilli,
Multiplying the taste by adding this scrumptious sauce willy-nilly.
At 5/27/2010 7:40 am,
Gaye said…
Grabbing first Strawberry Jam,
Oh yes ma'am!
On baguettes with fresh butter,
The mere thought makes my heart aflutter.
At 5/27/2010 9:48 am,
Unknown said…
This is going to sound very boring, but the strawberry jam - reason? My son has peanut butter and strawberry jam every morning for breakfast. He eats the most basic of strawberry jams and I would love to try to introduce a more superior variety! Baby steps!
At 5/28/2010 6:25 am,
Anonymous said…
Peppercorn sauce semi-sweet, spicy delight,
Takes cooking offal to a new height,
I'd cook livers in brandy and puree with a dash of this,
Morish mouthfuls result, original pate'd bliss.
At 5/29/2010 7:29 am,
Anonymous said…
Huey's Relish is first for my Vegie Burger Surprise,
Stacked with goodies, a feast not just for the eyes,
Finished off perfectly with this piquant sauce,
Healthy take-away alternative, forget tomato sauce.
At 5/29/2010 10:20 am,
Pretty Things Distract Me said…
I would use the blackberry jam to make blackberry jam drops - My grandma used to make jamp drops when I was a kid and it brings back special memories for me!
At 5/29/2010 10:21 am,
Pretty Things Distract Me said…
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At 5/29/2010 11:47 am,
Gnomes said…
Many years my palette has been repressed,
so it would give me great joy for this hamper to be mine,
for I live to treat my tastebuds,
a Hamper from Hahndorf divine.
My Ex would not allow me,
the joys of chilli, satay or fish,
Takatala would be my choice,
to serve seafood in a most delectable dish!
My mouth is now watering for the numerous delicious choices available in the Beerenberg Hamper - I am so excited!
At 5/29/2010 1:31 pm,
Sandy said…
Caramelised Onion and blue cheese dressing! Dollops of both rolled up butter lettuce. Yummo. ....and thanks
At 5/31/2010 12:11 am,
sally said…
Hmmmm... I know that I would be a complete guts!
But I'd get started on making jam doughnuts
Crammed with quality jam
Who is the doughnut fan?
Iam.. :)
At 5/31/2010 12:43 pm,
Lobo said…
1 teaspoon of everything in the hamper, mixed together and used to marinade pork. Just to prove you can do anything with the magical meat and it will still taste great. That or using the experience for an epic fail write up.
At 6/01/2010 2:06 pm,
Michelle said…
I would give that blue cheese sauce to my dog, because blue cheese is GROSS!
At 6/01/2010 2:43 pm,
Anonymous said…
i'd use the hamburger relish - i'm 38 weeks pregnant and my appetite has gone nuts, i have been craving hamburgers soooo much - my poor partner is getting sick of them.. maybe this might make them taste a little better :P
At 6/02/2010 9:28 am,
Arran said…
The apricot jam is luscious on its own but add a nice fluffy pancake and a bit of cream and you are in seventh heaven, believe me!
At 6/02/2010 10:52 pm,
Anonymous said…
Coopers Ale BBQ Sauce - beer + bbq meat, what else could you need in life?
At 6/03/2010 5:41 pm,
piccolanippy said…
I would use the Strawberry jam first. I'd make my mum toast with Strawberry jam for breakfast in bed!
At 6/03/2010 9:31 pm,
monica said…
Blue Cheese Dressing..drizzled over small cubes of roasted sweet potatoe, roasted potatoes and roasted quartered onions..tossed with cos lettuce, cherry tomatoes, fresh thai basil and parsley..splash of olive oil! Love a strong fresh flavour hit..an my guy doesnt screw his nose up at this 'salad'!
At 6/04/2010 9:05 am,
K said…
Whats better Huey’s Hamburger Relish, ill tell you nothing! I would crack that bad boy open first, invite my mates over, couple of beers and huey inspired bugers maybe a couple of huey bad jokes. Cant beat it!
At 6/04/2010 10:31 am,
Anna said…
Hrmmm.. I would come up with a delicious home-made burger!
At 6/04/2010 12:49 pm,
Rachel said…
BEERENBERG SWEET CHILLI RELISH would be used first, I'd marinade some chicken and grill it for dinner, with my family it's a definate winner!
At 6/04/2010 7:16 pm,
Bonnie said…
I'd make some lovely chicken burgers with the caramelised onion on top, and show the chooks next door for the next time they want to wake me up at 6am!!
At 6/04/2010 8:48 pm,
Anonymous said…
The Peppercorn sauce which will be used on hubbys steak. He'd be so engrossed in his meal he will not notice me hiding the jams in my private cupboard - female territory!
At 6/04/2010 11:08 pm,
cheyne04 said…
I would make the deluxe hamburger meal with the use of the Hamburger Relish and peppercorn sauce and caramelised onion with a small dash of Blue Cheese Dressing for the side salad.
At 6/05/2010 11:27 am,
Anonymous said…
The Coopers Ale BBQ Sauce because sometimes its too early in the day for an alcoholic drink, but that doesn't mean to say that you don't want to be a little bit naughty.
At 6/05/2010 11:43 am,
Di from Max The Unicorn said…
I'd use Huey’s Hamburger Relish to make my husband a super-duper multi-layered hamburger with bacon, eggs, cheese and about four meat patties. He will be so busy eating my delicious creation he won't notice I've gone shopping with his credit card!
At 6/05/2010 5:16 pm,
dodgyrollie said…
I would use the caramelised onion to sneak into a range of my boyfriends dishes, the best part would be watching him enjoying the meal as he refuses to believe onion tastes good if cooked properly.
At 6/05/2010 5:38 pm,
Anonymous said…
Making a gorgeous plum chicken dish for dinner with Huey's Asian Plum Sauce - perfect for all the family to enjoy sitting at the table together!
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