Av·o·ca·do: sometimes referred to as the alligator pear but its more common nickname is simply “absolutely delicious.” These emerald gems date back to about 10,000 B.C., giving mother nature plenty of time to work out any potential kinks and make these one of the most versatile fruits on her menu. Most children will turn green when pressured to eat their…greens, but with recipes using Avocados from Mexico, meal time won’t translate to battle time.
We are looking for:
- Mom bloggers
- Cooking bloggers (with children)
You may already have a lead in your account! Be sure to check your account and if you have a lead, go ahead and take it! Otherwise, please only respond if this describes your blog. If it seems like a fit, then go ahead and fill out the Casting Call form below! We will contact you if you’re a good match for this campaign.
Full details of the Opportunity will be included in the requirements if an offer is extended your way, however, basic requirements will be:
- Provide information on the vitamins and benefits of avocados and your experience feeding them to your kid(s)
- Provide information on the Mini Chef contest (dates, requirements for entry, method of entry, prizes)
- Talk about your avocado recipe and instructions
shine said on 11.12.11 at 10:38 pm
This is a great nutricional superfood I hope to tell my readers about!
Looking forward to share avocados from Mexico the finest in my blog :)
Eileen said on 11.13.11 at 2:56 pm
I'd never heard it referred to as the alligator pear but it does have a funny looking alligator skin. The avocado is one of my favorite foods and my children started eating them at a pretty early age. We all love them.
April Decheine said on 11.16.11 at 6:09 pm
I would love to do this! I love Avocados!! Would love to share all the information with my readers, maybe do a video of a recipe!
zohaib said on 11.17.11 at 3:16 pm
Thanks for share all the information
Amy Dyer said on 11.17.11 at 4:55 pm
Avocados are delicious and offer a good source of vitamins B & E. Avocados were known by the Aztecs as 'the fertility fruit'.
I do not know if avocados assist with fertility, but they are excellent on sandwiches, and I prefer them over using mayonnaise.
karen said on 11.18.11 at 4:57 am
i would love to be a part of this campaign, i have 5 children and have friends with many children. how ever i just started my blog, with recipes and advise ... so i am not very popular yet...but i will get there... plus i love to experiment and share recipes and idea's...
please give me the importunity to be a part of this...thank you
Erin Shakespear said on 11.18.11 at 11:38 pm
Oh stink! I'm sad this one is closed. I have 5 children and I love to cook. And we love avocados!
stina said on 11.21.11 at 8:29 pm
Closed? You'r going to miss out on my Avacado hair snot receipe.
Mackenzie Moon said on 11.24.11 at 1:12 am
We love avocados in our house! I have a son who has a milk protein allergy, so avocados take the place of cheese and butter for protein and calories. I would love the opportunity to blog about this.
sundi said on 11.24.11 at 11:58 pm
We Are crazy about avocodos at our house! My blog is growing rapidly with over 1,000 pageviews daily! I would love the opportunity to blog about avocados in any way!
Marillyn said on 11.30.11 at 3:52 am
We love avocados here! I am a mama with a food blog. Would love to blog about it. Thanks!