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FREE CHOCOLATE…

Some great FREE ways to get some FREE chocolate…

Get Test Keep is looking for people to review Cadbury’s Mini Eggs and if chosen you’ll get to KEEP all the products selected. Simply join our program and complete all the forms.

Review Criteria: 

– Taste 
– Packaging 
– Value for Money 

Why should I become a Chocolate Tester? 

– Get Free chocolate from a leading chocolate brand!
– Not available all year round!
– Let’s make the most of them! 
– Delicious Easter Treat!

How do I become a Chocolate Tester?

To sign up for the chance to review this item, fill in your postcode and continue to the next step and enter your details on the website. You’ll then be asked to fill in a series of further forms relating to various offers, which you need to complete. Please opt into the offers that you’re interested in. Don’t worry, the companies involved will only contact you if you opt-in and ask them to.

The same company Get Test Keep are offering the same as the above to test and keep the chocolate hamper. Here is the link to the website.

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TEN FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT CHOCOLATE…

Ten fascinating facts about chocolate…

1.The scientific name for the tree that chocolate comes from, Theobroma cacao, means “food of the gods “.

2. The smell of chocolate increase theta brain waves, which triggers relaxation.

3. It takes approximately 400 cacao beans to make one pound (450g) of chocolate.

4. The English chocolate company Cadbury made the first chocolate bar in the world in 1842.

5. M&Ms were created in 1941 as a means for soldiers to enjoy chocolate without it melting.

6. Nutella was invented during WW11, when an Italian pastry maker mixed hazelnut into chocolate to extend his cocoa supply.

7. Theobromine, the compound in chocolate that makes it poisonous to dogs, can kill a human as well. However, a lethal dose to a human being would be 10 kilograms (22lbs).

8.The ancient Maya are believed to be the first people to constantly grow cacao trees and drink chocolate.

9. Contrary to popular belief, mice prefer chocolate over cheese every time. Mice love sweet smelling food so they would be more tempted by a piece of chocolate than a chunk of cheddar.

10. Chocolate is the only edible substance to melt around 93° F, just below the human body temperature.