Are you looking to spoil your special someone with something a bit more meaningful this Valentine's Day? Forget clichés - flowers have been done and teddies are for kids. Instead, this Valentine's is all about heavenly chocolate with a heart. So why not win over your loved one with some seriously grown-up fudge and sensually smooth milk praline hearts from Divine Chocolate.
Newsquest Northwest has joined forces with Divine Chocolate to promote their competition. Our lucky readers have the chance to win one of five Divine Chocolate hampers worth £50 each in this easy to enter giveaway.
The Adinkra symbols on Divine Chocolate are from West Africa and show off the company's Ghanaian ownership. Each of them has a special meaning which you can read about at www.divinechocolate.com/about
You could surprise the one you love by telling them which symbol is most like them.
HOW TO WIN!
To be in with a chance of winning, simply answer the following question and email your answer, together with your name, address and daytime contact telephone number (please mark CHOCOLATE in your subject line). Closing date is 9.00am on February 14, 2011. Usual Newsquest Northwest rules apply. See competition rules section for details. No purchase necessary.
Question: What’s the name of the West African symbols which can be found on Divine Chocolate and show off the company’s Ghanian ownership?
Terms and Conditions:
The editor's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Employees of Newsquest Northwest, their families and anyone connected with this competition are not eligible to enter. Usual Newsquest Northwest rules apply. Winners will be notified by email wherever possible and Newsquest Northwest takes no responsibility for unread emails which leads to prizes being untaken. In the unlikely event that a prize event is cancelled, no further prize will be given and there will be no cash alternative. Divine Chocolate may want to contact you with details of similar events. If you would prefer NOT to hear from them, please state NO DATA in your entry.
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