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Omaha Steaks Review & Giveaway – Father’s Day

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Meat, Meat, Meat, Meat – Meat, Meat, Meat, Meat. That’s my husband’s meat song, I wish I could express tune, but I think the fact that he has one speaks for itself. Hubby loves meat! If your husband has his own meat song, or even if he doesn’t, consider Omaha Steaks as a Father’s Day gift this year. It is a little outside of the box, but it is also very economical — an edible gift!

I have heard of Omaha Steaks – plenty of times, but I had never tried it – until now. It was so cool to receive meat in the mail. My order arrived Friday before Memorial Day weekend – perfect timing – while we were playing in the driveway. Here comes the delivery man with a Styrofoam ice chest, cool. Neatly packed inside with dry ice were 8 burgers and 8 hot dogs. (Not sure what I am going to do with the ice chest, but we saved it to be used again!)

The burgers and dogs joined us at a Memorial Day BBQ, and were happily gobbled down in no time. Yum!

Omaha Steaks may be known for steaks, but in addition to steaks it offers poultry, seafood, side dishes, sauces, deserts and even dog treats. I was amazed at the available assortment.

This Father’s Day, Omaha Steaks is hosting “Why Dad is My Hero” Ultimate Outdoor Cookout Contest on Facebook through June 10. To enter, Omaha Steak fans are being asked to nominate a dad they admire and who has made a difference in their life or in the lives of others. To nominate a dad, just submit a short narrative (100 words or less) describing why dad is your hero, along with a photo. The winner will receive The Ultimate Cookout: a complete Omaha Steaks feast for six, all outdoor table toppers, a gas grill and a Flip Cam to film the fun — retail value $1,500.

Buy it – Check out Omaha Steaks and search for the perfect meal for dad for Father’s Day

Win it – One lucky TheSuburbanMom reader will win a $20 Omaha Steaks gift card

Mandatory Entry – Tell what dad you would nominate and why they are your hero.

Additional entries:

  • Sign up for my newsletter. (You must confirm your subscription – thanks.)
  • “Like” TheSuburbanMom on Facebook. (Already a fan, that counts too, just leave a comment.)
  • “Like”  Omaha Steaks on Facebook
  • Follow TheSuburbanMom (@SuburbanMomClub) & Omaha Steaks (@OmahaSteaks) on Twitter and tweet about this give away. “Enter to #win a $20 GC to Omaha Steaks from TheSuburbanMom @SuburbanMomClub #giveaway at http://wp.me/pQHaE-I6”
  • Subscribe to TheSuburbanMom’s RSS Feed
  • Leave a comment on any other post on my blog, including entering another giveaway! (1 entry)

Contest ends June 22, 2010 at 5 pm. Open to U.S. residents in the continental U.S. only. Winning comment will be chosen at random by Random.org and contacted for shipping information. Winner will have 72 hours to respond or a new winner will be chosen.

Discloser – I was provided the burgers and hot dogs to review for this post, and the $20 gift card is being provided by Omaha Steaks, however, all thoughts and opinions are my own. No other compensation was received.

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  4. I’d nominate mine because he really taught me whta i needed to know to succeed in life.

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  5. I’d nominate my dad because next to my mother it is so refreshing to talk to a normal parent who actually understands the reality of life! He is a great dad.

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  6. The father I would nominate is my own father.
    He and my mother had seven of us. We were not an easy bunch but he would go out on the road on Mondays and come back on Fridays to earn a living for us. (He was a manufacture’s rep).
    Once he retired we thought things might calm down. They did for a bit. Then one year my sister got sick with stage 4 non-hodgkin’s lymphoma while living out of the country. She moved back to the US with her husband and into a condo down the street from my parent’s house. They went to the doctor and hospital that was thought the best for her cancer.
    My father would travel each day the 30 or so miles to be with her so that she would not be alone. Her husband got transferred to the office of his company in the local city and he had to go to work.

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  7. I nominate my dad because he has always been supportive and believed that I could do whatever I set my mind to do. Thanks for the contest.

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  10. My Dad is 85 now and I’d nominate him for his personality and charm. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.

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  11. My husband is the best dad in the world! He works so hard so that I can be home with the kids during the day and when he comes home, he’s happy to spend time playing with the babies. Every night he bathes the kids while I take some much needed “me” time and he even puts our oldest (3 year old) to bed each night, which she relishes! He’s one of a kind!

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  24. I entered ! I would say its Jim because he is always and has been there for my children! He is a wonderful man and my kids love him! It could be to look for a car to a few bucks in their pockets he is there! I submitted a picture of Jim and my daughter on her wedding day 10 days ago!!
    Thanks

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  35. I would nominate my Uncle Jimmy– he isn’t a dad but he has been my father figure! He has always been there for me and does everything that a dad would do!

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  39. My husband because he is bringing home ALL the bacon so that i can raise our two kids without the use of child care. He really busts his butt!

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  42. I’d nominate my step dad! He was there when I was growing up, and kept me on the right path and set a great example!

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  46. I would nominate my father, five children, mother suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, running his own business,trying to keep our family together, keep a roof over our head and pay so many doctor bills.
    tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com

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  51. I left a comment at Girl’s Gabby Crocs and Jibbitz for $8.49 shipped post.
    tamben7996(at)aol(dot)com

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  52. My Dad very casually put himself in danger to break his granddaughter’s fall on some boulders. He then downplayed his own injury, waiting until the family left, to get x-rays.

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  54. Only my Dad is living now and he is 85. He loves steak and this would be a grand prize. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway.

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  55. Ok, my Dad has always been a quiet, gentle and caring human being. He always puts us first and then himself. My father loves food and he loves to eat steak, this would definitely be a great Father’s Day gift.

    showmemama @ymail dot com

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  59. My hero “dad” is a teacher I had years ago. He’s now suffering from dementia, but he was the wisest, fairest, funniest man I have ever known. He became the father I never had, and I trusted his judgment and advice more than anyone else’s.

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  63. I’d nominate my dad. He’s my hereo because he is an excellent father, and has survived many strokes, and is still fun and vibrant to be around.

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  75. I would nominate my daddy who is showing me how to deal with adversity with grace and diginity. Daddy is battling colon cancer and is the bravest person I know.

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  81. MY dad is AWESOME; no really, everyone is jealous and they tell me all the time 🙂 He is over 60 now and still runs 5 miles a day, hes a beekeeper, he can build/fix EVERYTHING, hes got that good sarcasm humor going for him, plus hes just a great soul with good morals and values. If you met him, you would consinder him a friend in no time!
    i2ylee(at)yahoo.com

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  85. I would nominate my husband, because he does a greta job of balancing work, home and time with the kids. He’s great!

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  86. I would nominate my husband. His work has been very slow and he has been laid off several times over the last year so he has been going to work out of state to help us stay afloat. I know he misses our boys like crazy and it is really hard to be apart but he is making the sacrifice for us.

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  87. Would nominate my husband. He is a great daddy to our little girl. He is always there to give her hugs and kisses and help “Fix” anything from boo-boos to broken toys. He is a wonderful father and both my daughter and I are lucky to have him in our lives. 🙂

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  88. My father worked his butt off, day after day, in a mill so that us kids could have a better life than he did growing up. He sacraficed so much for us

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  96. I would love to nominate my best friend’s father. He’s a veteran from Jamaica and is the funniest, strongest person I know.

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  97. My dad is totally my hero for taking care of mom for about 15 years now. He does everything for her without thinking of himself.

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  99. I would noiminate my own Dad because he has always encouraged and supported me
    digicat {AT} sbcglobal {DOT} net

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  102. I would nominate my dad as not only did he teach me how to throw a fast ball but his courage and strength with dealing with Macular Degeneration inspires me to never let a obstacle stop me from living life to its fullest.

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  103. i would nominate my husband, he is my hero because despite life being a constant struggle he keeps on walking in the right direction!

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  109. I’d nominate my Father In Law who took care of my Mother In Law for 5 years untill she passed away of Alzheimers.

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  113. I would nominate my husband because when I met him, he was raising 2 small kids by himself due to their mother left them. I saw that men can too raise children and do a wonderful job.

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  114. I would nominate my dad (who is actually my stepfather) He took us in like we were his own children and never treated us differently when my mom and him had their own kids.

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  117. The Dad I would nominate is my own Dad and he is my hero because of how he install in me you should never give up and also also reach for your dreams.

    Thanks for the giveaway

    sharr1226 at yahoo dot com

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  120. I would nominate my husband , because he works so hard and always puts his kids first even after a hard day he still comes home and plays with them.

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  128. I’d nominate my grandfather, he is always willing to help out, and he’s 80 yrs old, but he cleans the gutters, helps paint, hangs pictures and more!

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  129. I would nominate my father. He had a heart transplant 10 years ago. He has endured so much and never complains.

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