Avocados From Mexico Launches Exciting Guacamoney Sweepstakes with Rob Riggle's Bold Predictions for the Big Game
Avocados From Mexico® has once again teamed up with comedian and actor Rob Riggle, known as the Guac Guru, to elevate the excitement for this year’s Big Game. This partnership rolls out the Guacamoney Sweepstakes, an engaging competition designed to reward loyal fans and avocado enthusiasts. One lucky winner stands to earn a whopping $60,000, commemorating the 60th anniversary of the Big Game, alongside a year’s supply of free avocados. This unique opportunity will definitely provide a significant taste of victory!
The stakes are high and the humor is plentiful, thanks to Rob Riggle’s participation, as he brings his distinctive comedic flair to the world of professional football predicting outcomes that could spice up the game day experience. Participants will be required to follow along and witness if Riggle’s predictions come to fruition. The three specific predictions include:
1. A team scoring exactly 20 points, which intriguingly aligns with the nutritional benefits of avocados, packed with over 20 essential vitamins and minerals.
2. A player displaying an eating gesture during their celebration, showcasing the connection between spirited sportsmanship and delicious guacamole.
3. The announcers mentioning the term "guacamole," recognizing its status as a go-to snack for watch parties during the game.
Alvaro Luque, the President and CEO of Avocados From Mexico, shares the brand’s excitement about bringing fans a unique blend of health, flavor, and enjoyment throughout the game. With avocados emerging as a top-selling food during the lead-up to the Big Game, the intention is to enhance viewers' experience not only through the sport but also through the joy of guacamole, a worthy counterpart to the thrilling events on the field.
For fans eager to participate, the entry process is simple: visit AFMGuacamoney.com between January 29 and February 8 at 9 a.m. ET to submit your entry. Just one submission is needed to jump into the sweepstakes and wait to see what predictions come true, thanks to Riggle's famous antics.
"I’m a huge football fan, and I’ve enjoyed every second of it. Guacamole has always been a part of my game day experience,
The stakes are high and the humor is plentiful, thanks to Rob Riggle’s participation, as he brings his distinctive comedic flair to the world of professional football predicting outcomes that could spice up the game day experience. Participants will be required to follow along and witness if Riggle’s predictions come to fruition. The three specific predictions include:
1. A team scoring exactly 20 points, which intriguingly aligns with the nutritional benefits of avocados, packed with over 20 essential vitamins and minerals.
2. A player displaying an eating gesture during their celebration, showcasing the connection between spirited sportsmanship and delicious guacamole.
3. The announcers mentioning the term "guacamole," recognizing its status as a go-to snack for watch parties during the game.
Alvaro Luque, the President and CEO of Avocados From Mexico, shares the brand’s excitement about bringing fans a unique blend of health, flavor, and enjoyment throughout the game. With avocados emerging as a top-selling food during the lead-up to the Big Game, the intention is to enhance viewers' experience not only through the sport but also through the joy of guacamole, a worthy counterpart to the thrilling events on the field.
For fans eager to participate, the entry process is simple: visit AFMGuacamoney.com between January 29 and February 8 at 9 a.m. ET to submit your entry. Just one submission is needed to jump into the sweepstakes and wait to see what predictions come true, thanks to Riggle's famous antics.
"I’m a huge football fan, and I’ve enjoyed every second of it. Guacamole has always been a part of my game day experience,
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