McAllen-based I Love Chamoy won H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best contest, snagging a $25,000 cash prize.is the latest Texas company to reap the rewards of H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best contest, including a $25,000 cash prize and coveted space on the Texas grocery giant's store shelves.
When Mexico native Annie Leal learned her father had been diagnosed with diabetes, she set out to create a sugar-free alternative to one of his favorite condiments: chamoy. Her monkfruit-sweetened version of the sweet and spicy sauce isn't just sugar-free, however. It’s also free of artificial dyes and contains 40-80% less sodium than most chamoys on the market, according to H-E-B officials.
Leal is joined by finalists from Lakeway, Houston, Dallas and Guthrie, who have together received a combined $80,000 in cash prizes during this year’s contest.$15,000 Second Place Winner:$10,000 Third Place Winner :$10,000 Third Place Winner :Since launching Quest for Texas Best in 2014, H-E-B has reviewed more than 5,300 samples of Texas-made food, beverages and merchandise. The San Antonio-based grocer has awarded nearly $500,000 in prize money to contest alumni.picked for this year’s contest.
“The H‑E‑B ‘Quest for the Best in Texas’ competition was [an] amazing experience and packed with incredible entries,” read an. “Alas, we did not take home one of the top 4 spots, but one of the top ten out of 560 entries ain’t bad, right? We are still the top coffee brand chosen in Texas and the only brand in San Antonio!”
Puro Nitro still reaped benefits from being in the contest, announcing future plans to be put in over 160 H-E-B stores in the coming months, according to the post.
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