This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of White Castle for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
I have very good memories of White Castle, and their "sliders". I grew up living with my mom and grandparents just outside of Chicago. My grandpa would like to drive through White Castle and get a sack of sliders to bring home. It is just one of the many fond memories I have of my grandparents.
Up until the age of 4, my daughter Megan was in a home daycare. Every once in a while they would get sliders for the kids' lunch. They said it was the perfect size for their little hands. The kids really enjoyed their sliders, and not only were they the perfect size for their hands but also for their tummies!
Recently a fellow blogger had posted something about just having her first slider. I thought it was funny that not only had she not ever had one before, but that she was so excited about having one! I grew up with a White Castle close to our home and I also have one very close to our home now. Since Megan's years in a home daycare we have added on to your family and now have twins who are 4 years old. The sizes of the sliders are still perfect for their little hands and tummies too.
White Castle has now become a national affair with their campaign to Join Craver Nation!. If you Join Craver Nation! today, you will receive 2 free sliders just for joining the nation of cravers before July 31st. After you join, you still have time to join their National Anthem Castle's Challenge, which ends June 27th. That date is quickly approaching so don't wait on this challenge!
Did you know that White Castle is not a franchise? They are actually a private company, owned by family only! Go sign up to be part of the Craver Nation and enjoy your 2 sliders today.
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Great article, my first memories of White Castle, was when I was a kid, going to Chicago to visit my grandmother, and my older sister who lived with her there. On Occasion we would stop while we were there, but mostly we would get a sack or two on the ride back home. They never made it all the way home. I was probably about 8 to 13 during that time, and Sliders were only 12 cents back then, such a difference from today.