When I was a kid, m0st of our family vacations went as follows: wake up, drive a million hours to a destination, eat whatever food was close to the Interstate (even if it meant eating at the same chain restaurant for every meal), eat junk food in the car, arrive at hotel, swim until we burned off all the sugar we ate that day, go to sleep……repeat.
Face it, while vacations are incredibly fun, they are usually jam packed with unhealthy foods. Very few people actually count calories while on vacation, and convenience becomes priority.
Fortunately, Subway offers a healthy and delicious option while on the road. You can easily find a Subway near you by either your nose (just follow the smell of the freshly baked bread) or by using the restaurant locator on their website (this is probably more reliable!).
While your are enjoying your meal at Subway, why not have your child enter the “Taste for Adventure” contest! Beginning July 1, kids (age 6-14) can share, in 100 words or less, their most exciting journey (past, present or even a future dream adventure) for a chance to win an unforgettable Alaskan Family Adventure! Simply enter at www.Subwaykids.com, or in-store.
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Do you want to “eat fresh” while on vacation? Subway has generously offered one lucky Not-So-Blog reader a Subway Car Kit! The kits will include: an insulated lunch tote for healthy snacks, a $10 SUBWAY gift card, car games, etc. (approximate value = $35-40) similar to the below picture (colors or games may vary).
How to enter:
1. Use the Subway Restaurant locator and tell me if there is one near you.
Additional entries:
1. Blog about this giveaway.
2. Subscribe to my blog.
3. Follow me on Twitter and tweet this giveaway! Every time you tweet, you receive an additional entry (you must have at least 50 Twitter followers to qualify for unlimited entries).
4. Favorite me in Technorati.
5. Follow Subway on Twitter and tweet to them that you saw this contest from @BridgetteLA!
Contest ends at 11:59pm CST on July 26th. Open to U.S. Residents only. Prizes not claimed in 72 hours will be forfeited.





























