Win £200 of Waitrose vouchers and a Lee Kum Kee goodie bag!

Our friends at Lee Kum Kee are giving one lucky lovefood reader £200 in Waitrose vouchers and a LKK goodie bag to celebrate their 125th anniversary, and entering couldn't be easier!

125 years ago, in 1888, Lee Kum Kee invented oyster sauce. Since then they have used their experience and knowledge to create an extensive and delicious range of Chinese sauces. Today they now have over 200 sauces in their range. This huge heritage is something worth celebrating, and they want you to join in!

The prizes

First prize is £200 of Waitrose vouchers and an LKK goodie bag. Two runners up with each receive a goodie bag containing a range of Lee kum sauces, including Premium Brand Oyster sauce, Sesame Oil, Black Bean Garlic sauce, Double Delux Soy sauce.

Entering couldn't be easier. Just log in to your lovefood account and answer this simple question in the comments box below

Question: what is your favourite Chinese food and why?

Example answer: dear lovefood and LKK, my favourite Chinese food is…..

We'll pick the winners at random. Closing date Wed 17th July. Usual T&Cs apply; the editor's decision is final.

More chances to win

If that wasn't enough, to further celebrate their 125th anniversary, Lee Kum Kee are giving away a massive 1,888 incredible prizes, including Samsung Galaxy notes, Chinese cooking kits, and even a fantastic trip for two to Asia! To enter, and to find out more about their range of authentic Chinese sauces, visit www.LKK125.com.

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