The winner of this giveaway is Happy Momma!
Last week one of the amazing marketing gals that sends me free stuff to review e-mailed me to see if I wanted a $25 gift certificate to Outback Steakhouse to celebrate their 20th birthday this month. I said, ‘Hey, sure, but how about one to give away to my readers? They totally rock.’ And she agreed because she’s awesome like that.
So here’s the marketing spiel from my gal:
Outback Steakhouse is celebrating its
20th birthday this month and with that comes the anniversary of the Bloomin’
Onion, Outback’s signature dish and the first item on the menu 20 years
ago.
Here are some interesting facts on the
Bloomin’ Onion:
- Outback has sold more than 133.5 million
Bloomin’ Onions. - 15 million Bloomin’ Onions are sold
each year. - Before it is “bloomed,” each onion
is specially grown to be 16 ounces big and 4 ¬Ω inches wide! - The Bloomin Onion remains true to its
original recipe: 17 different spices to flavor the onion and an additional
37 spices in the dipping sauce.
In honor of its birthday, Outback has
also created a select number of special menu items that are only available
through the end of April.
OK. Now, you want to win that gift certificate so you can order a Bloomin’ Onion or one of the other special menu items, right? Here’s what you need to do: leave me a comment. Just one comment (duplicates make me annoyed and you don’t want to make me annoyed–yes I’m totally aware of the grammar of that sentence. I sacrificed the grammar for the poor Hulk reference.).
Want more than one chance to win? You can post about Outback’s 20th birthday and link to their special menu items to spread the word. Then come here and leave your permalink so I can verify that you do you, indeed, have a double entry for this giveaway.
I’ll leave this giveaway open all week and choose a winner on Friday. I’ll e-mail the winner and then said winner will need to contact the vendor to have the card sent to you. Don’t worry–I’ll have all the info you need. Good luck!
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Outback? Gotta love going there!
If there is a better restaurant, then please somebody tell me. I’ve never had a bad experience at any Outback Restaurant. WOW!!!
The first time my family and i visited Outback,(Feb of 08) the service was terrible. 3 out of our 5 orders were sent back since something went awry in the kitchen. We are NOT picky or annoying guests..i am a waiteress myself…i did enjoy the thought of the menu items..however after my kids were hungry and agitated, and my father was upset about his steak…i opted to box up my order, so i could help everyone else along. Re-heated Outback just isn’t the real thing..i’m assuming. The manager’s idea of comnpensating us for our time ect.. was a coupon for 1/2 off a blooming onion redeemable upon our NEXT visit!!!! i thought that was awful, but said nothing. So, i would like to enjoy Outback..maybe this is the way to do just that! Anyway, thanks for reading this and have a nice day/night!
The first time my family and i visited Outback,(Feb of 08) the service was terrible. 3 out of our 5 orders were sent back since something went awry in the kitchen. We are NOT picky or annoying guests..i am a waiteress myself…i did enjoy the thought of the menu items..however after my kids were hungry and agitated, and my father was upset about his steak…i opted to box up my order, so i could help everyone else along. Re-heated Outback just isn’t the real thing..i’m assuming. The manager’s idea of comnpensating us for our time ect.. was a coupon for 1/2 off a blooming onion redeemable upon our NEXT visit!!!! i thought that was awful, but said nothing. So, i would like to enjoy Outback..maybe this is the way to do just that! Anyway, thanks for reading this and have a nice day/night!
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