This
competition was
organised by Nestle UK Limited and was open to any child under 18
years
old.The challenge was to use
a standard package design and to be inventive in the name, style
and
ingredients involved.A large
number of KNBS students entered and we were delighted to win First
Prize
as well as 10 runners up prizes in this National Competition.
First
Prize, a Sony
Playstation was won by Robert Doughty for his “smooth
milk
chocolate with a creamy, chilli flavoured centre” which carries
the
warming name “Fire Bar.”
Runners
up prizes of “Nestle goodybag, containing a mix of confectionery
plus
branded merchandise”go to the other 10 pupils.
Robert
Doughty – Fire Bar - Smooth milk chocolate with a creamy, chilli
flavoured centre
Craig
Hall – Beach Bar- Milk chocolate with a caramel and fudge centre
Riadh
Sahli – Bauhaus – the modern look for modern chocolate;
smooth
white chocolate in a crispy milk chocolate shell
Sang
Lee – Sour Bar – Delicious cream had been captured by Sour Taste.
Are
you brave enough for this sensory challenge?
Nathan
Spooner – Hot ‘n’ Spicy – This chocolate bar contains
different
types of curry and dairy milk chocolate chunks.
David
Hunt – Voodoo Bar – A raspberry flavoured chocolate witha caramel centre
Majed
Ali – Kane – Burning nuts with rough bumpy chocolate with a
choking,
hot caramel
Christopher
Gould – Lightning Bar – Dark chocolate with a
smooth
white chocolate lightning streak down the middle
James
Green – Bubble – A bubble gum centre with thick, dark chocolate
with a
tangy coating
Joe
Firth – Whisler – Smooth milk chocolate with a light bubbly centre
and
bits of honeycomb