The Search is on for The Hungriest Firehouse

Deadline for Entries December 15, 2009 MOUNTAIN LAKES, NJ (June 2009) – Calling all firefighters! Is your firehouse the hungriest in America? Do you and your fellow firefighters take pride in what you cook and what you eat? Prove it! From June 15th through December 15th Hungry-Man® Frozen Dinners–the brand of frozen dinners that knows how to conquer real man hunger–invites hungry firefighters everywhere to share what makes their house "The Hungriest Firehouse." Entering is easy! Hungry-Man's® "Hungriest Firehouse" Contest invites firehouses across the United States to submit a list of what their firehouse eats in one week (7 days) along with a photo the squad eating together. Entries must include a brief explanation of what makes each firehouse "The Hungriest Firehouse." For official contest details and to enter, log onto www.hungry-man.com and complete the official entry form online. Participating firehouses may also submit their entry via mail to: "Hungry-Man's Hungriest Firehouse" Contest, c/o BHGPR, 546 Valley Road Upper Montclair, NJ, 07043. Entries submitted online must be received by December 15, 2009. Mailed entries must be postmarked no later that December 15, 2009. No purchase is required to win. See attached rules for details. "There is a tradition in firefighters cooking and eating together and we want to honor that tradition with this contest," said Hungry-Man Brand Manager Kristen Thompson. "Firefighters are definitely known as a hungry group and Hungry-Man is known for conquering real man hunger so there's a great synergy here." The winning firehouse will receive a $1,000 cash prize, a one-year supply of Hungry-Man Frozen Dinners and will be featured on www.hungry-man.com. 10 runner-up firehouses will each receive a supply of Hungry-Man Frozen Dinners and will be featured on the Hungry-Man website. All 11 winning and runner-up firehouses will receive Hungry-Man t-shirts. This year, Hungry-Man also launches a special program with firehouses in cities across the United States. The "Hungry-Man Feeds the Hungry" program will bring firefighters and their communities together to enjoy meals and each other, and give back to the community by raising money for various hunger-fighting charities. For more information, contest rules and regulations, please visit www.hungry-man.com. Media inquiries should be directed to Lee Makofsky at 973.744.0707 or [email protected]