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Last Friday marked the beginning of the "Energy to Burn" sweepstakes, giving peanut fans across the nation a chance to win a vacation and hundreds of other prizes. The program, focused on all things energy-related, is sponsored by the National Peanut Board and co-presented by Hampton Farms, Planters and Skippy.
"When it comes to getting through an early morning or long day, everyone wins with peanuts. At seven grams per serving, peanuts have more energy-boosting protein than any nut," said Bob Parker, president and CEO of the National Peanut Board. "Through the Energy to Burn sweepstakes we're able to celebrate the power of peanuts and help re-energize Americans with a fun vacation."
Participants can also enter to win instant prizes like peanut and peanut butter packs, iPods and gift cards upon registration. The sweepstakes conclude Nov. 30, 2013.
For more information: www.energytoburn.org
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