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Win a Christmas Tree Box!

We thought we would liven up the end of a
dreary November with a competition for all
our newsletter readers.

Just answer a very simple question, and you will be entered for a draw to win one of our delightful Christmas tree boxes, filled with our most delicious chocolates.

To enter, just send us an email telling us the answer to the following question:
                     "How many chocolates are there in a Christmas Tree Box?"
                     (you can find the answer at www.chocolate-now.co.uk)

                                                 (opens an email where you enter the answer)

All entries must be received by 14th November 2007. No purchase necessary.

Only 14 Posting Days left before Christmas
So it's time to get on with those cards - and if you haven't already ordered your Christmas chocolates, then it's time for that too!
We have something for everyone on your Christmas gift list - and everyone loves our fine Belgian chocolates - so why not take it easy this year and let us take care of Christmas for you. Just ask for "Xmas" dispatch, and we will make sure your gifts arrive in good time.

 

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Chocolate Trivia...
Cacao pods are generally harvested twice a year at the start and end of the rainy season. In very humid areas they may be harvested all year round.
Because the trees have fragile branches and shallow root systems, they are easily damaged and the workers cannot climb the tree or use machinery to harvest the pods. Machetes are used to cut the lower pods and a curved knife on a long pole for those higher up.
Because the trees flower all year round, it is important to avoid damaging flower clusters and unripe fruit during the harvest. The task is made more difficult because, although the pods change colour from green to yellow, orange or red, this does not indicate a pod's ripeness - a red pod, for example, may still be unripe. The harvesters judge the ripeness of a pod by tapping it, and judging from the sound whether it is ready to pick.

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     Vicky

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