Rudi’s Organic Bakery’s 30 day Brighter Days Giveaway on Facebook inspires families to live a happier, healthier and fun life.
Rudi’s Organic Bakery is inspiring people across the U.S. to live free in 2012 with its 30-day long Brighter Days Giveaway. By “liking” Rudi’s Organic’s Facebook page, fans can instantly get a coupon good for any Rudi’s Organic product. Additionally, fans can enter to win daily prizes by clicking on the giveaways tab on the Facebook page. Rudi’s Organic has always been about living free – free of artificial ingredients, preservatives and genetically modified organisms (GMOs) – and is now sharing its optimistic attitude with its fans to inspire families to live healthy, happy lives every day.
“At Rudi’s Organic, our baked on the bright side approach means making the most of every day, whether we’re working on creating a new, tasty organic recipe, or getting involved in our communities,” said Doug Radi, vice president of marketing for Rudi’s Organic. “We are sharing our optimistic attitude and hope it inspires others to live life to the fullest, including making smart, healthy eating choices.”
Here’s How It Works…
For 30 days beginning Feb. 8, anyone can log on to the Rudi’s Organic Facebook page, “Like” the brand and receive the $1 off coupon for any Rudi’s Organic product. Upon entering the Brighter Days Giveaway on the giveaway tab, fans will also be eligible for a variety of prizes that inspire fun and healthy living, such as Gaiam yoga DVDs like “Aim True Yoga,” “Detox Flow Yoga” and “Strengthen & Restore,” a digital camera from Kodak and Rudi’s Organic products, including the new Sandwich Flatz and Bagel Flatz. Users are encouraged to visit the site and enter daily, all in an effort to brighten up their day and learn about the benefits of eating food that is free of artificial ingredients and preservatives.
The Brighter Days Giveaway also celebrates the introduction of Rudi’s Organic’s newest product line, Flatz, the first nationally available, organic sandwich rounds and bagels on the market with only 110 calories or less. As a great solution for moms looking to find organic, healthy options, all of the new Flatz products have 3 – 5 grams of fiber and 23 -25 grams of whole grains per serving. Now when you want a lighter option, you never have to choose between great taste and nutrition. Available now at natural foods stores and select mainstream supermarkets, the new Sandwich Flatz and Bagel Flatz from Rudi’s Organic Bakery include:
Multigrain Sandwich Flatz (MSRP – $4.59)
100% Whole Wheat Sandwich Flatz (MSRP – $4.59)
100% Whole Wheat Bagel Flatz (MSRP – $4.59)
Plain Bagel Flatz (MSRP – $4.59)
Rudi’s Organic was founded over 35 years ago on the idea that there is a better, brighter way to make bread, leading the company to become a trailblazer in the bread industry. Rudi’s Organic bakes bread free of artificial ingredients and preservatives, and pioneered the use of organic ingredients in its breads and baked goods over 20 years ago. Rudi’s Organic products are available nationally at natural foods stores and select mainstream supermarkets. To learn about all Rudi’s Organic products like Honey Sweet Whole Wheat bread, Multigrain Oat bread and Sandwich and Bagel Flatz, along with products in Rudi’s gluten-free line, Rudi’s Gluten-Free Bakery, visit www.rudisbakery.com.
About Rudi’s Organic Bakery, Inc.
Rudi’s Organic Bakery, Inc., founded and headquartered in Boulder, Colo., is the nation’s largest brand of USDA certified organic breads. Rudi’s Organic Bakery has a long history of baking bread a better and brighter way, by using simple organic ingredients that contain no artificial ingredients, preservatives, high fructose corn syrup or trans-fat. Founded in 1976, Rudi’s offers small batch organic artisan breads, sliced sandwich breads, wide pan sandwich breads, English muffins, bagels, hamburger and hot dog buns, and wraps as well as a popular line of organic spelt breads, buns and tortillas. For more information, visit www.rudisbakery.com or follow Rudi’s Organic Bakery on Facebook and Twitter.
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