Why another post about a contest? First, I’ve forgotten to bring a new and untested meal to work and/or school for the past couple of days. This means that I haven’t even tried the Trader Joe’s Pad Thai and Kung Po noodles and I won’t be able to post a review about them today. Second, I found this neat picture of Trader Joe’s Two Buck Chuck and got caught up in a daydream about the awesomeness of the DC Trader Joe’s wine section. It is incredible!

Oh, and about that contest? Just head over to the post Ready-to-Eat Giveaway #1 and leave a message including your email address, blog name, and a link to where you’ve made a HeatEatReview.com shout-out.

Yes, comments on this entry are closed. Head over here to leave your comment. The contest closes Friday, 6pm Eastern.

The first contest ever on HeatEatReview.com! While we’d love to send you some frozen meals, we’d probably just end up playing with the dry ice and never get the goods to you. Instead, we’ve put together an awesome box of snackably delicious prepared foods from a few of our favorite stores (ok, Trader Joe’s).

How do you win? Just add HeatEatReview.com to your blogroll or put a link to us on your site. After that, comment on this entry with your name, real email address, and a link to your site or that entry. If HeatEatReview.com is already on your blogroll, just leave a note. At 6pm Eastern time on Friday, September 22nd, we’ll draw a winner!

Because you’re listing links in the comments and I’m running Akismet, you’ll have to wait for moderation. Yes, my comment spam filter is super-strong. Just be a little zen while you’re waiting for the comment to post. It won’t hurt, I promise.

The Bad News: This contest is only open to people in the United States and Canada. Sorry, but it costs a lot to send a box of goodies to Iceland. The deadline for your entries is 5pm Friday, September 22nd.

Pleaste note that this is not a ‘healthy’ snack box. It is a snackbox of muy, muy deliciosoness which will be comprised of approximately 50% healthy items. Ok, probably less than 50%.