Giveaway: Alaska-made chocolate.

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Because just about everybody likes chocolate, or knows someone who does. Right? 

Because the holidays are approaching, when people like to give sweets. Naturally!

And because I am trying to feature Alaskan-made products in at least some of these pre-holiday giveaways. #SupportLocalEconomy

These aren’t just any old bars. They’re  small-batch, dark chocolate (55% cacao) Chugach Chocolate bars –  and some of the flavors are very, very unique.

The winner gets to pick four 1.75-ounce bars from the following list:

Chocolate with Alaskan Birch Syrup Toffee
Chocolate with Prince William Sound Sea Salt
Chocolate with Mat-Su Valley Potato Chips
Chocolate with Espresso Beans
Chocolate with Pink Himalayan Salt
Chocolate with Alaskan Kelp and Cayenne (not making that up)

 

 

Why four bars? Because that’s how many I can fit into a small flat-rate USPS box. 

 

Wondering what to get the person who has everything? I’m fairly certain that he or she isn’t getting kelp-cayenne chocolate in that holiday stocking this year.

Then again, he or she might not get it if you win, either, because you might want to keep it allllll to yourself. It can be our little secret.

 

Note: Chugach Chocolates offers free U.S. shipping on orders of $26 or more. The six-bar bundle, which features the above-mentioned flavors, costs $26.95 and the chocolatier has other gift options as well.

So if you’re looking for presents for foodies, business associates or, again, to that person who has everything, why not order from Chugach and leave the shipping to them? Or have them send it to you so that you can wrap it.

(I said wrap it, not unwrap it. Then again, you could always order a few extras for yourself and join me in #SupportingMyLocalEconomy.)

For your chance(s) to win, do one or more of the following:

Be sure to leave a separate comment for each entry (e.g., “Subscribed via e-mail” or “Follow you on Twitter”).

The deadline to enter is 6 p.m. PST Tuesday, Nov. 17. If I don’t hear back from the winner by 6 p.m. PST Wednesday, Nov. 18, I’ll have the random number generator pull a new name.

Note: Due to the high cost of international shipping, this giveaway is limited to U.S. residents.

And: I am not receiving any kind of affiliate fee if you buy from the Chugach website. Just want to promote the Last Frontier.

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115 thoughts on “Giveaway: Alaska-made chocolate.”

  2. I read you in my email—lucky me. I would love some chocolate. I am in fact addicted to it. Hope your Dad and Alex Trebek meet up in heaven. I know they would like each other. And yes, I still remember that you were a contestant on Jeopardy once upon a time.

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  3. I live for chocolate! Please pick me for this giveaway! Chocolate was the one thing on my trip to Alaska I didn’t get to try and with covid none of us can really travel anytime soon.

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  6. Dark chocolate, any flavor, bring it on! And btw, the flavors you mentioned sound absolutely divine. Thank you Donna for the giveaway & for your generosity to readers, even during mourning. I subscribe via email.

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    • I can’t say it any better than Lisa M. said it, Donna. And I join everyone else in offering sympathy on your father’s passing.

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  8. Followed you on Pinterest. Already follow you on Twitter, FB, and email.
    Thank you.
    I’m thinking about you and family. So sorry about your dad. Take care!

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  12. I love chocolate and would love to win this. I was so sorry to hear about your father Donna. I’m sending prayers for you and your family from central Maryland, Delaware’s good neighbor 💜. Chocolate is great comfort food. What is your favorite?

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  16. I just found your blog today and read some of your posts. I like it very much and I love chocolate. Would love to win. Greetings from West Virginia.

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  26. It would awesome if I could win this chocolate. It would be a treat for my husband who loves dark chocolate. I follow you by email

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  37. Most sincere condolences on your Dad’s passing. Having lost both my parents in the last year gives me a true picture of your grief.
    Chocolate helps, I consider it a main food group- so count me in please. You are such a kind spirit continually brighten our days, I’m sure your Father felt that love.

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  38. Oh wow…love the idea of the potato chip chocolate. I’m also intrigued by the kelp/cayenne. What a great giveaway. I love that you’re supporting local businesses.

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  44. I follow you and Facebook too. I would love to win, but also wish you sincere condolences. we lost a family member last March also and were not able to have a funeral. Tough times for sure

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  48. Donna you have my deepest sympathy. Losing a Dad is so sad, I know you were close to your Dad like I was with mine. Please take care of yourself.

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  50. Love this giveaway! In fact, I have a few folks Outside I need to purchase gifts for so I will take a look at their website—I really am trying to support small Alaskan businesses this year.

    I follow you on FB and get email notifications of your postings.

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  56. I would love to win those candy bars as I have had a life long addiction to chocolate which I blame on my mother who ate too many Hershey Bars when she was pregnant with me back in 1958-59 and this is turning into quite the run on sentence. Thank you!

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  80. Wow, sound delicious, especially that last one. Thank you for the giveaway and for letting us know about the free shipping for the $26.95 bundle. This might be just the thing for a Christmas gift for some foodie extended family. Yum.

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  100. Donna, I’m sorry for the loss of your dad. I know what that is to bid goodbye to parents. I thank you for the delicious-sounding giveaway, and I follow via email.

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  107. I’ve been wrapping you & Abby & your family in supportive prayers & thoughts especially during your time of grief over the loss of your Dad. My deep condolences from North Carolina.

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  108. I follow you by email & have for years while I lived in Georgia, Montana, & now North Carolina. I love your column & Abby’s too! I’d love to win some yummy & unique chocolate!

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