One lucky winner will receive enough chocolate to last him/her for a looooooong time.
It was with some disdain that I heard Cadbury had been taken over by the American company, Kraft, earlier this year. The first question that popped into my head was whether they were going to change its classic chocolate “recipe” to resemble the plastic grossness known as Hersheys. After eating my share of choccies this year I can cautiously say it doesn’t taste any different and in my books Cadbury is still one of the best chocolates out there.
In an attempt to get the British nation fired up about the Olympics in 2012, Cadbury had devised a Spots vs Stripes concept and urge everyone to join in on the fun by playing more games – they even put a limited chocolate, called the Challenge Bar, on the market! It comprises a milk and white chocolate layer, in effect a Top Deck as known in South Africa.
The first prize is a hamper of Cadbury goodies worth around £80, with another two smaller rewards worth £10.
For more information on Spots v Stripes check out http://www.spotsvstripes.com.
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The competition closes on Monday, the 25th of October and the winners will be announced on Tuesday, the 26th of October. Got it? Good luck!
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- The winner is randomly chosen by the Random website.
- Unfortunately, due to the nature of this prize this giveaway is only open to UK residents.
- Entrants must be 18 years or older.
- If the winner hasn’t replied within two weeks to any of the organisers’ emails to receive his prize, a new winner will be randomly drawn.
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The hamper winner is …
Nr. 91 – Sharon A
The small prize winners are …
Nr. 30 – Sue Bell
Nr. 99 – Susie
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HOT CHOCOLATE.
Place several squares of chocolate on a tray/plate. The players take it in turn to be blind-folded and pick a square (the first square they touch is the square they must put in their mouths).
Whilst blind-folded one of the squares (with a large drop of Tabasco sauce on it) is moved around so the blind-folded person doesn’t know which one it is.
If the blind-folded player picks the tabasco square and eats it whole, he/she wins the remaining pieces.
If the blind-folded player picks the square and spits it out, the remaining chocolate is shared amongst the other players.
If the blind-folded player picks a normal square, enjoy and pass the blind-fold to the next player.
Guess the pick and mix. Put your pick and mix in a brown bag. Blindford the person playing they have to guess what sweet they have picked by the shape and the taste. If you get it right you can choose another sweet of your choice.
Suck the cream from a cream egg using only a straw.
The cream egg needs to be warm for this game to work.
Game – Micro Chocco! – Melt your favourite Cadbury’s bars/chocolates in the microwave just enough to make it difficult to guess what it is! The champ who correctly guesses most goodies, gets those goodies (unmelted of course)!
play chocolate jacks . Place pieces of choc or buttons on floor throw up ball pick up as many pieces of choc as you can and catch the ball if you do it you get to eat the pieces of choc
stacking after eight mints into a tower
guessing how many of each sweet there is a giant tin of roses
Hide and seek. Hide chocolate bars around the room with clues and a map to find the treasure.
finding bertie basset in the liquice allsorts my favorite
Have teams equipped with two Flakes and a balloon. Pass the balloon using only the Flakes. When it gets to the last person, everyone has to take a bite of flake before passing the balloon back.
balance a giant bar of chocolate on your head the longest without being tempted to eat it.
Chocolate Stack,
Stack up bars of chocolate (size up to you!) and take turns to remove a bar without toppling the bars.
Who ever topples the bars loses and everyone else gets to share the bars!
chocolate bobbing – like apple bobbing only tastier
Jelly wrestling ….not to be trifled with.
Chocolate Monopoly – every time you pass Go you get to eat a square of chocolate! Yum !!
chocolate kiss-chase – eat a chocolate bar give someone a smacker then you have to guess what chocolate they have ate!! Best played with attractive people you have a liking for!!
I’d play hide and seek with my winning hamper of goodies .. I’d make sure no-one found me so it would all be mine .. a silly but sensible game
Pass the chocolate bar although you are not allowed to use your hands and the person that drops it gets a choco face
Chocolate melting… who can let a piece of dairy milk melt on their tongue without chomping on it!
chocolate draughts with white and brown choc buttons, you eat what you trap
Chocolate Connect 4!! Whoever wins gets to eat them all tooo. lol
Instead of jumping double decker buses in a car.
See who can run and jump the most double decker chocolate bars!
table flickball using chocolate as the ball and your mouth as the gooooaaaaaalllll!
Chocolate Duel : The Man with the Chocolate Gun
I’d wrap up lots of different Cadburys bars. Players select a parcel and before opening have to guess which bar is inside – if correct they get to keep it, if not it’s rewrapped and off we go again!
Blind Man’s Chocolate – Simply blindfold each competitor in turn (not in the presence of the others!) ; give a varied selection of pieces of chocolate to eat and see if they can tell which make and brand each one is. The winner being the one with the most correct!
try to make pyramids on top of each other out of the noisette triangles in quality street