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E:07/11 Win GU Puds Goodies And Tix To The Natural History Museum Ice Rink
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What better way to celebrate the start of the festive season than donning a pair of ice-skates, practicing your best Torvill and Dean moves and tucking into Gü chocolate puds? The Natural History Museum Ice Rink is open from 8 November to 20 January and this year the chocolate extremists at Gü will be there and getting into the Christmas spirit with their own unique version of the Christmas chalet. Visitors to the Gü Christmas Chalet can enjoy all sorts of goodies including Cheeky Little Chocolate Shots, Chocolate Brownies and Posh Caramel Chocs.
And because skating is thirsty work, Gü is on hand to tempt you with a piping hot cup of the most creamy, decadent hot chocolate imaginable. If you are more of an ice-hater than an ice-skater there is still plenty for you down at the ice rink - in addition to the Gü Chalet there is a Christmas Fair, open until January 6 (closed on Mondays but open on Christmas Eve), where you can pick up great gifts ranging from original clothing and jewellery to candles, ceramics and toys,
Five lucky winners will each receive a pairs of tickets to the Natural History Museum Ice Rink and Christmas Fair for 9th November plus a hamper of delicious chocolate goodies from Gü Chocolate Puds to be collected from the Gü Christmas Chalet.
Question: Samuel Pepys used chocolate for what purpose?
Answer: Hangover Cure
Good Luck
What better way to celebrate the start of the festive season than donning a pair of ice-skates, practicing your best Torvill and Dean moves and tucking into Gü chocolate puds? The Natural History Museum Ice Rink is open from 8 November to 20 January and this year the chocolate extremists at Gü will be there and getting into the Christmas spirit with their own unique version of the Christmas chalet. Visitors to the Gü Christmas Chalet can enjoy all sorts of goodies including Cheeky Little Chocolate Shots, Chocolate Brownies and Posh Caramel Chocs.
And because skating is thirsty work, Gü is on hand to tempt you with a piping hot cup of the most creamy, decadent hot chocolate imaginable. If you are more of an ice-hater than an ice-skater there is still plenty for you down at the ice rink - in addition to the Gü Chalet there is a Christmas Fair, open until January 6 (closed on Mondays but open on Christmas Eve), where you can pick up great gifts ranging from original clothing and jewellery to candles, ceramics and toys,
Five lucky winners will each receive a pairs of tickets to the Natural History Museum Ice Rink and Christmas Fair for 9th November plus a hamper of delicious chocolate goodies from Gü Chocolate Puds to be collected from the Gü Christmas Chalet.
Question: Samuel Pepys used chocolate for what purpose?
Answer: Hangover Cure
Good Luck
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