Check this out



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I wonder if they mean a years supply based on use by the skinniest cheerleader or based on my consumption? Will make a big difference to profits!

If I win, the financial situation caused by ted, would be nothing compared to the chocolatey disaster that would follow!!!

I'd love to win this - I'd do an Alan Partridge and drive to Dundee in my bare feet, scoffing Dairy Milk.

This is Wakefield. Together We Are Fatter.

went to work at a chocolate factory down near Banbury called Barry Callebaut and had to return two weeks later to finish the job on my own, the fitter that helped me asked if I would like a to take some home.



I ended up with a large carrier bag filled to the top with solid balls of chocolate, there must of been 20 + pounds in weight

Your talking a load of balls.

You've got to admire the marketing. I doubt it cost the club anything, as it is an advert for Cadburys, but yet they might shift a few more programmes that maybe don't cost too much to produce.



FWIW Crunchies are very good on Weight Watchers, only one and a half points, although not when followed by a Twirl, which is my own favourite two-course meal (I used to lead off the three-course version with a Lion bar, but I have had to cut down).

Not sure i understand your view on this one slugger mcbatt? is this not a good example of the club working in partnership with one of its sponsors? i for one will buy an additional prog this week. as they say, you have to be in it to win it.

maybe some one from the club could clarify what a years supply of chocolate is?

Does it count for us wires too?

Can't you let us win something this year?

That's the point I was making. I expect Cadburys stump up the prize as a freebie to the club, because it is good marketing for them, and the club will sell a few extra programmes as a result. As I expect the club makes a decent profit on the programmes, it is is all good.



Maybe I didn't express it well enough. I wasn't being sarcastic.



It's a win-win, and if you win the choc, it's a win-win-win.