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Mott's Clamato Invites You to Enter Its "BEST CAESAR IN TOWN COMPETITION"

WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?

The Best Caesar in Town Competition is searching for the tastiest, most intriguing Mott's Clamato Caesar recipes across Canada.

WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR:

What makes your Mott's Clamato Caesar recipe unique and one of Canada's best? Recipes will be evaluated on: Taste, Uniqueness, Interesting Ingredients/Regional Flair, Ease of Preparation, Presentation, and Overall Impression.

ELIGIBILITY:

Whether you're a backyard BBQer with a talent for Caesar making, or a cocktail-creating pro we want to hear from you, which is why we've separated the contest into two categories:

Pros: chefs, bartenders, restaurant employees
Consumers: Caesar enthusiasts who don't work in a bar or restaurant

This Competition is open to all legal residents of Canada who are of legal drinking age in their jurisdiction of residence.

RECIPE REQUIREMENTS:

• Recipes must be created by the entrant and must include one or a combination of Mott's Clamato tomato-clam cocktails - Mott's Clamato Original, Mott's Clamato Extra Spicy, Mott's Clamato The Works or Mott's Clamato Ready-To-Drink Original or Extra Spicy
• Recipes must list each ingredient and exact measurements and the order in which the ingredients are used. Complete preparation directions must be provided including presentation and any specific garnishes
• Any alcohol used in the recipes submitted must be generic and listed simply by the product name, not the brand name
• Recipes should be easy to prepare, use readily-available ingredients and be consumer friendly
• Potential winners will be required to certify that recipes are their own creation and not previously published

†NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Contest ends April 3, 2008. Click here for rules and regulations, complete the entry form and submit with your original Mott's Clamato Caesar recipe. Open to residents of Canada who are 19 years of age or older. One entry per person. Recipes entered will be judged and one recipe will be selected from each of the following four regions: Western Canada, Ontario and Northern Canada, Quebec and Atlantic Canada. From the regional winners, one recipe will be selected as the overall national winner. $500 will be awarded to the winning recipe in each region, with an additional $500 for the national winner. Odds of winning depend on number of eligible entries received.

To enter the consumer competition click here.

To enter the professional competition click here.