LAST CHANCE! COMPETITION CLOSES AT MIDNIGHT. Win a luxury hamper worth £100
Feast on an incredible range of tantalising treats from Farhi
THIS COMPETITION HAS NOW CLOSED
Farhi, known worldwide for luxury chocolate, nuts, candied fruits and classic sweets, is celebrating its 20th anniversary and you’re invited to indulge in the new luxury hamper range.
Jewish News readers have the chance to win an impressive hamper worth over £100, which is the ultimate prize for all gastronomists.
Tantalise your taste buds with a delightful assortment of Farhi treats. Discover the Signature Stuffed Dates, Cocoa Dusted Pecans, and Dipped Orange Slices. Then, dive into the irresistible Cinnamon Honey Almonds, relish the zest of Pate de Fruit, and savour the decadence of Dark Chocolate Pistachios. And, of course, don’t overlook the luxurious Assorted Chocolate Jumbo Raisins—a must-have for sharing with loved ones. To see the full Farhi range visit farhi.co.uk
To be in with a chance of winning this fantastic prize fill put the form below.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Competition closes 6 June 2024. Winner will be notified by email. Entrants must be UK-based and aged 18+. No cash alternative and prize cannot be exchanged.
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