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GIVEAWAY | Tickets to the 3rd Annual Halal Food Festival

We're back with a special giveaway today. Did you know that the GTA is home to about 47% of Canada's muslim community? Back for the 3rd year in a row, Halal Food Festival is the largest of halal food festival in North America. This year, the event is expecting over 27,000 visitors over two days; on May 30 and May 31st at the Mississauga International Centre. We're giving away 2 pairs of tickets to the food fest; keep reading to find out how!


If you're a fan or never had halal food, it's a great opportunity to emerse yourself at the food fest, where there were will be over dozens of halal food exhibitors, in-house chefs, seminars and workshops throughout the space. Did I mention the Halal Street Fest happening outside the International Centre? 

What to look for at the event?

- The Holy Poutine (Spanish fries made with in-house halal chorizo, Spanish olives and other Spanish inspired ingredients from The Holy Grill, a halal food truck launched by Toronto chef Aleem Syed)

- Jerk Fried Chicken & Belgian Waffle S'mores from Chef's Life, sponsored by Sargent Farms

- The halal Lollypop Juicy Lucy from Burger Factory  




    Tickets are $5 each (children under 16 and seniors are free).
     Food Sample tickets are available for purchase at the event – $10 for 20 tickets.

    For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Halal Food Fest this weekend,
    enter our contest below:
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