Wordless Wednesday - Fark Chocolate?

Two things;

1) Top Ender is obviously Psychic as she was the one that said Fark the other day in the Top Ender Giggles - Growing up Post

2) Makers of Weetabix Chocolate flavour this is also not an acceptable new flavour. I don't want Dark Chocolate, I don't want Fark Chocolate I want Milk Chocolate okay?!

Chocolate Weetabix - And a Subliminal message for the makers of Chocolate Weetabix

Weetabix love me. I know they do, because not only did they send me plain Chocolate Weetabix to try (Please make milk chocolate weetabix!), but after I said that I didn't like them (Please make milk chocolate weetabix!) they sent me three packets to give away where again I said I didn't like them (Please make milk chocolate weetabix).

Now they are trying to win me over (Please make milk chocolate weetabix) with sneak previews of their new advert, which won't be shown until this Saturdays X-Factor and it has talking animals in (Please make milk chocolate weetabix).

I'm a sucker for adverts with talking animals in.

I don't know about you but I fancy some Milk Chocolate, bet that would make a good addition to the Weetabix range.

Chocolate Weetabix - A Give Away!

Telling the truth is important, it does sometimes require a certain tact, but if you tell the truth then I have found good things happen. When I reviewed the Chocolate Weetabix, I was honest and told you that I didn't like them, because they were made with dark chocolate. Now it turns out that this was a good thing, for you dark chocolate lovers at least, as I have been sent three boxes to give away, so that you can give them a try too!

All you have to do to be in a chance of winning one of the three is to answer this following question, the answer of which can be found in my original blog post about Chocolate Weetabix.

What kind of milk do I sometimes eat Original Weetabix with?

Please leave your answer in the comments on this post and the first three names out of a hat when this giveaway closes on the 12th August 2010 at 12 Noon, will be contacted for details of where to send the Weetabix to. If you don't respond to my email before the end of the 15th August then I will pick another name from the hat... oh and please only enter once!

Chocolate Weetabix and I am not proving a point!

This is a sponsored post, but it is funny and true so don't wander away!



As of today you can go to Sainsburys and buy Chocolate Weetabix, (£2.59 for a pack of 24) but because Weetabix know that I love Chocolate and Weetabix they sent me a box last week (along with some toys for Top Ender and Baby Boy and some vouchers and a really cool canvas bag that I can add to the ones I take shopping) to try. They did also send me a chocolate spoon and a Chocolate Weetabix bowl, but if Top Ender or Baby Boy asks, the chocolate spoon was quite poisonous and not safe for children okay?!

Weetabix are one of my most favourite cereals and now that Daddy can't eat them (with being Coeliac and all) it means all the more for me. I have in the past eaten the normal ones with chocolate milk instead of normal milk (we ran out of the normal stuff!) and even hot water (you should try that one) but these were something different.

So what did we think of them? Top Ender won't touch the normal ones (despite as a smaller child eating them everyday for breakfast and refusing all else) yet she ate most of my bowl the first morning that I had them. Baby Boy took one look at my bowl, sniffed it a bit and refused to eat even one spoonful. It was only after I had taken a few moments to pay attention to what I had been eating that I realised its plain chocolate in the Weetabix.



I don't do plain chocolate. I actually hate plain chocolate. Plain chocolate is evil.



So Top Ender has been happily munching on the Chocolate Weetabix in the Chocolate Weetabix bowl and she thinks they taste delicious, but she is on her own with that one.



And with regards to proving a point.



Daddy said that I never write any negative reviews. I pointed out that I had said something negative in the review of the Brio Wooden Pull Along Helicopter, but that in general all the things that I have reviewed had been great and if something came to me to be reviewed and I didn't like it I would say so.



So just before Daddy starts saying I did not like these Chocolate Weetabix just to prove a point, I really, really, really don't like plain chocolate; but I will continue to eat normal Weetabix with chocolate milk on.