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Possible Free GOYA Coconut Milk & Cream of Coconut at Ripple Street (Limited)
Do you use coconut milk or cream of coconut? These are the ingredients to use when making Coquito. Have you ever made Puerto Rican Coquito? Coquito is popular Christmas coconut rum nog traditionally served in Puerto Rico.
Apply for the GOYA Coquito Holiday Chatterbox by November 17th to possibly be chosen for this product testing opportunity at Ripple Street.
The testing opportunity is only available to those who are residents of CT, DC, DE, IL, IN, MA, MD, NC, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, SC, VA
Apply
The deadline to apply is 11/17/21, to possibly be considered for this product testing opportunity. There are 1500 Packs available. So, head on over and apply!
Learn how to make Puerto Rican Coquito to enjoy a tropical way to holiday with GOYA®️. Coquito is a festive thick and creamy coconut eggnog drink that mixes silky GOYA®️ Coconut Milk with sweet GOYA®️ Cream of Coconut, cinnamon and rum (optional).
Find GOYA® Coconut Milk and Cream of Coconut at your local Food Lion, Walmart, Stop & Shop, or ShopRite.
If you’re chosen to take part in this Chatterbox opportunity, your Chat Pack will contain:
- One $5 Gift Card (redeemable at Stop & Shop, Walmart, Food Lion, or ShopRite)
- Three GOYA® Coquito recipe cards to share with friends and family
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