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WIN! 1 Of 3 Sammy Satsuma Personalised Recipe Books

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We’re giving three lucky readers the chance to each win 1 of 3 Sammy Satsuma personalised recipe books! 

the prize

Join Sammy Satsuma on his ‘Mission for Nutrition’ and get kids cooking tasty, healthy food with a personalised recipe book.

You can choose 10 recipes in each book from a wide range of different meals or snacks, and have the book personalised to feature not only the child of your choice’s name, but also an avatar (character) that resembles the child themselves.

The name of the child you choose will feature throughout the book and within the recipe process, making each book a unique gift.

Recipes also include a QR code to take the child through to instructional videos to increase their cookery knowledge and skills.

the competition

To enter simply follow the instructions below. 

a Rafflecopter giveaway

The competition closes on Tuesday 30th August at midnight. The winner will be announced on our competition winners page. Good luck everyone! 

terms and conditions

  • This competition is promoted by MoneyMagpie (“Promoter”). 
  • Competition entry is only open to residents of the United Kingdom aged 18 years or older. No purchase necessary. 
  • Prize is supplied by Sammy Satsuma Limited. 
  • The competition is not open to employees (and their families) of the Promoter MoneyMagpie or partner Sammy Satsuma Limited, their agents or related third parties who are directly connected with the administration of the competition. 
  • The Promoter will not be responsible for lost or late competition entries. 
  • The winner will be chosen at random by an independent judge and will be notified via email or telephone. The judge’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. 
  • By entering the competition you consent to being communicated to by the Promoter. Following such notification, the winner will be required to send the Promoter full details of their postal address to which the prize will be delivered (if applicable). 
  • If the Promoter cannot: (a) contact the winner (via the details provided at the date of entry) within 5 working days or (b) the winner does not return details of its postal address to the Promoter within 14 days of notification that they have won the Prize, the Promoter reserves the right to re-draw a new winner until a winner on these terms is found. 

 

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