Chinese Food on Christmas Giveaway

What do Jews do on Christmas? Go to the movies and eat Chinese food of course. Which is why Soy Vay, a sauce company started by a Jewish boy and a Chinese girl, is offering the ultimate gift package to help you cook your own Chinese cuisine this Christmas Eve. And we are so excited that we get to give away gift packages to 10 lucky winners.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF - JUNE 28, 2012:  Soy Vay Island Teriyaki Mango Chicken.  PHOTO BY JOHN LEEThe gift package includes:

-$50 grocery delivery gift card

-$25 Netflix gift card

-Soy Vay products: Veri Veri Teriyaki, Island Teriyaki, and Hoisin Garlic

-Soy Vay recipe cards: Veri Veri Teriyaki Saucy Vegetable Chow Mein, Island Teriyaki Mango Chicken, and Hoisin Garlic Beef and Asparagus Stir-fry

-Decorations for the Christmas Eve parties including paper lanterns, chopsticks, and toys/games (Mahjong and Dreidel)

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But wait, there’s more! The 10 winners are then encouraged to host a Soy Vay ShalomLomein house parties where they prepare their chosen Soy Vay dish for their family and friends and post photos via social media channels, using the Soy Vay hashtag #ShalomLomein on
Wednesday, December 24
(that would be Christmas Eve). All the winners will also be automatically entered to win a grand prize grand–a $100 gift card for a cooking class or personal chef.

So, are you ready to get cooking? To enter, fill out the form below and we’ll choose 10 winners next 

Tuesday, December 16th

. Good luck!

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