Win a luxury chocolate gift set from Farhi worth £200!
Farhi's range includes Belgian chocolate fruits, caramelised nuts, stuffed Medjool dates, chocolate raisins, and their popular Pate de Fruit set
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Jewish News has teamed up with family owner confectioners Farhi to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a luxury gift set worth £200!
Established 10 years ago, Farhi has perfected their recipes to bring you a true indulgent experience, plus their elegant packaging and hand-painted bonbonnieres are designed to keep and re-use.
Enjoy and discover their Belgian chocolate fruits, a caramelised nuts gift set, their best-selling stuffed Medjool dates, a gift tin packed with fruit and nuts, a beautifully designed bonbonniere with chocolate raisins, and their popular Pate de Fruit set.
Their range is made using the finest ingredients, and a large selection of their products are vegan and vegetarian friendly, with a kosher range too.
The Farhi range is ideal for gifting and enjoying round the dinner table, or simply to indulge on yourself.
Discover more at Farhi.co.uk or in premium stores including Harrods, Selfridges and Fenwick.
Competition Terms and conditions: One winner will receive a luxury chocolate gift set worth £200. Prize is as stated, not transferable, not refundable and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or exchanged in whole or in part for cash. By supplying your email address, you agree to receive marketing information from the JN Media Group or any of its affiliates and carefully selected third parties. The promotion excludes employees of Jewish News and the promoter, their immediate families, their agents or anyone professionally connected to the relevant promotion. Proof of eligibility must be provided on request. For full Ts and Cs, see jewishnews.co.uk.
Closing date: 22 October 2020
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