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CONTEST | Mark your calendars for #MyParmNight on November 21 for 1 of 3 gift baskets worth $250!

Who likes cheese? We sure do! When the server is sprinkling Parmesan on my entree, I don't ever want them to stop. If you're reading this and nodding your head, this giveaway is for you.  We're partnered up with our friends at Sobeys to announce a fun contest, where you can win 1 of 3 Parm Party Baskets valued at over $250 each!


So, how to you win this glorious party pack, a dream come true for a cheese lover? 

On November 21, 2015, we're inviting all of you to participate in #MyParmNight with us!
Try out the simple & delicious recipe for a Parmesan & Herb Crisp, snap a photo and share it on your Twitter or Instagram using @Sobeys and #MyParmNight


We'll be snap-chatting and sharing how our crisps turn out on social media, so make sure you're following us on Snapchat: foodsisterhood!

Click here for contest details.


What exactly are we cooking with, you ask? 
Sobeys has recently acquired the rights to the sole grocery vendor for the 30-month aged, Mountain, triple-tested Parmigiano Reggiano. Perfect to cook with or sprinkle atop ALL your meals, or simply enjoy with a glass of wine.

Out of the hundreds of the different Parmesan cheese you may have tried in the past, only a handful are 'Mountain Parm.' This specific Parm is known by its signature nutty & floral flavour, and crystal texture.

For 15% off your purchase of the Parmigiano Reggiano at Sobeys, click here.

We can't wait to see how your Parmesan & Herb Crisps turn out! 

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