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A Chocolate Selection For You

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A Chocolate Selection For You game quiz
"My quiz challenges your taste buds and memory. Can you identify the lingering tastes and brands of British confectionery in my selection box of a quiz? Some have been around since the early 1900s and many have survived to the modern day."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. British chocolate today owes an immense debt to three nineteenth century English pioneers: John Cadbury, Joseph Fry and Henry Rowntree. Besides being chocolatiers par excellence what else do these three men have in common?
    They were Quakers
    They had all been servants of the Duke of Kent
    They were graduates of Oxford University
    They saw military service in India


2. In 1902 the British chocolate manufacturers Fry’s mass-produced a bar of chocolate called ‘Five Boys’. The five boys depicted on the wrapper included ‘Desperation’, ‘Pacification’, ‘Expectation’, ‘Acclamation’ and which other character?
    Achievement
    Ecstasy
    Realization
    Nirvana


3. Although the rival British chocolate manufacturers Cadbury and Fry were to merge in 1919, Fry’s continued to produce one or two lines under their own label for quite some time after that date. One product was a particular favourite of my parents and was a rare treat enjoyed by them especially during the post Second World War days of sweet rationing. If I tell you that it had a distinctive flavour, colouring and tasted of roses then you might guess what it was?
    Fry's Ripple Milk Chocolate
    Fry's Punch
    Fry's Valencia
    Fry's Turkish Delight


4. Samuel Pepys described his first drink of this substance in these terms: "About noon out with Commissioner Pett, and he and I to a Coffee-house to drink nnnnnnnnn, very good..."

What drink was he describing?
    Turkish Delight
    Coffee
    Lemonade
    Chocolate


5. 'Good old Mr Gladstone' might have been the refrain from chocolate aficionados in 1853, as this was the year that he, as British Chancellor of the Exchequer, greatly reduced the levels of import duties and other taxes on chocolate and cocoa coming into the United Kingdom. Fry's took advantage of this commercial opportunity to launch one of their most famous and enduring brands of chocolate confectionery. Do you know which?
    Fry's Crunchie
    Fry's Chocolate Cream
    Fry's Turkish Delight
    Fry's Boys


6. This European chocolate preparation was the first ever to have its shape and form patented. Which chocolate am I describing?
    Toblerone
    Maltesers
    Aero Bubble Bar
    Kit Kat


7. This quiz has required a lot of field work! As a reward for my efforts I thought I should award myself the famously advertised 'Highest Order of British Chocolate'. Do you know which bar of chocolate I hope to get?
    Classico Bar
    Five Boys Forever
    Crunchy Delight
    Cadbury Dairy Milk


8. The 'chocolate box wars' could be said to have happened during the 1930s in the UK. First to launch a commercially priced (and sized!) product was Terry's with 'AllGold'. Not long after that Rowntree's responded with a brand that continues today. What was this box of chocolates called?
    Milk Tray
    Quality Street
    Roses
    Black Magic


9. Cadbury's domination of the British chunky chocolate bar market was challenged during the 1960s by the arrival of a new product which apparently appealed to truck drivers. What was the name of this new product?
    Yorkie
    Aero
    Toblerone
    Picnic


10. Which favourite British chocolate bar sells the most in the UK?
    Cadbury Dairy Milk
    Twix
    Kit Kat
    Mars


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