You taste a lot of deliciously healthy varieties of NuttZo, obviously! This weekend, the Going Family hosted a NuttZo tasting party for our neighborhood to delight the taste buds of both kids and adults.
My party hosting skills could use some work, but I was pretty pleased with my layout. One lucky neighbor was going to be randomly drawn to win their own jar of the Smooth Original NuttZo and I was creative enough to use an empty NuttZo jar for the drawing. Going Mom made fun of me for putting a red bow on the prize jar, but I thought it was a nice touch. What do you think?
People starting showing up and although I was excited to share the edible happiness of NuttZo, I was still a little nervous. Big thanks to my wife for helping to keep the mood light.
For days, I was driving myself crazy trying to think of elaborate recipes to create for the party, but thankfully my wife kept me in check and told me to keep it simple. Duh. It is a tasting party for a product, not a cook-off, so simple it was! But that didn’t stop me from taking things seriously, just look at that intense face of concentration!
Each attendee received a colorful bowl in which I scooped several varieties of NuttZo one at time for them to try. I offered an organic honey almond granola for as a topping for that extra crunch.
There were three NuttZo flavors for tasting; the Smooth Original, Crunchy Power Fuel (my favorite), and Crunchy 70% Dark Chocolate. G-Ma was excited to try them all with Avery!
As if it was even a question, yes, there were seconds…..and thirds.
Avery, our little NuttZo pro, probably had the most out of everyone combined! She can’t say no to NuttZo!
As you can see, Going Mom enjoyed her samples too. Oh man, she’s “Going” to kill me when she sees I posted this pic!
Overall, I’d say NuttZo was well received by our neighbors. Although, one little girl, Zoey, seemed hesitant about the 7 organic nut and seed butter spread, but her dad said she’s not a big fan of peanut butter in general.
She’s a sweet girl, so I didn’t pressure her too much. Plus, I applaud her efforts at trying to hide her feelings with a cute smirk and referring to me as “Mr. R.C.”.
The brand new jars were all severely depleted, as they should be, after the tasting party neared an end.
We only had one thing left to do, pick a winner for the NuttZo jar giveaway! Drum rollllll….
Congrats to Jason, and his two little girls, Natalie (pictured) and Zoey! His wife, Jennifer, had to work, but I know the entire family is excited. I handed out coupons to everyone and Jason said he was excited to pick up another jar to have a work for a healthy snack.
Skip the chips and keep a jar of NuttZo and spoon around for a healthy snack. You can eat a whole bag of chips and still feel hungry, and it’s easy to add up to 500 calories of processed food fast! But NuttZo, full of healthy omega fatty acids, protein, and deliciousness, will keep you satisfied after just 2 spoonfuls. What more do you need?
I’d like to thank everyone who attended, my wife for helping out so much with hosting and cleaning around the house, and of course, the entire NuttZo team for providing the jars for tasting as well as the giveaway. I’m honored to be an ambassador for such a great company, and love that they are big supporters of Project Left Behind which helps small orphanages around the world.
On behalf of our Going Family (rocking our personal NuttZo shirts), we appreciate everyone for their support and for sharing the #NuttZoLove! Now go try some NuttZo and #LLYMI! That’s “Live Like You Mean It” in case you didn’t know. 😉
P.S.: If you’re questioning the higher price of NuttZo, here’s a good article that might help you feel better about skipping 2 trips to Starbucks and grab a jar of NuttZo instead.
The red bow was classy, women meh! I can totally relate to overthinking recipes. When I was married I would fret for days coming up with the perfect menu when we were hosting anything. Sounds like it was a resounding success though and a good time was had by all. Big kudos to the little girl who was hiding her displeasure, that is so sweet.
Yes, thank you, Gary! Red bows FTW! I over think everything, right down to if I should serve my wife food in a bowl or plate and give a fork or spoon. It drives her crazy!
Hey R.C. I thought the bow was a very nice touch! I would have done the same thing but with curling ribbons because I’m a freak when it comes to ribbons! 😉 I can relate to your seriousness as I over think EVERYTHING all the time. It annoys my family and drives my husband batty! But I’m a perfectionist for the most part with OCD to boot! I would love to try this Nuttzo I’m always hearing about from you as I buy natural peanut butter all the time and we LOVE our peanut butter. The snack of a few spoonfuls is exactly what I’ve been doing since I was a kid. What stores do they sell Nuttzo at? I suppose I could Google it but seeing as your the embassador I figured I’d ask you. Thanks for linking up with us over at the #BigTopBlogParty! Wishing you a fabulous week!
Much love,
Lysa xx
P.S. It’s good to see Avery feeling better in the pictures!
Thanks for confirming my bow usage, you and Gary are the best!
It’s good to see there are other OCD over thinkers out there, guess the world is not as lonely as I thought. Okay, that’s a lie, I never thought the world was lonely, but it seemed like the only thing to say there. 🙂
If you love natty peanut butter, I think you have to at least try NuttZo. It will cost a little more than a regular jar of PB, but considering the high price of the organic nuts and seeds they use on their own, along with knowing they support Project Left Behind, it’s wayyyy worth it. Do they have Sprouts stores where you live? That’s where I buy mine. But if not, their website has a store locator and you could just buy it directly from them on their site. If you do buy online, use coupon code “liley15” and you’ll get 15% off. Every little bit helps! Please give it a try and let me know what you think!
Thanks for visiting and see you around at the next #BigTopBlogParty
The bow is so cute! Thanks for linking up to #brilliantblogposts
Thanks, glad you agree too!!