Have you heard about Haribo's great competition to win a premium UK family break with Forest Holidays? I've collaborated with Haribo (and Looby) to try and find our very own double yolker amongst promotional packs of the family favourite, Haribo Starmix. Haribo have hidden double yolker sweets and I'm guessing if you find one you'll be jumping up and down with excitement!
Haribo kindly sent us a whole kit of stuff and we had our very own "double yolker" hunt in the back garden.
First of all Looby was blindfolded and lead to the bottom of the garden after I had secreted the magical Haribo in small pots around our garden. We may not have a huge back garden but that doesn't mean we can't go on a huge magical Easter adventure.
After de-masking I handed her a magnifying glass just in case any smaller spaces needed thorough investigation.
At the start of the egg timer, she went about the task of uncovering as many Haribo as she could checking for "double yolkers" everywhere, she was under strict instructions not to eat them before checking!!
Picking up Poppy Cat for help along the way they searched high and low for the magical prizes. Black and White cats are not just useful for helping Postman Pat with the post you know!
After examining the haul of delicious Haribo Starmix we worked out that despite there being plenty of the yolkers there were sadly not any double ones. Looby didn't mind as really she was only interested in eating them.
Holly Bobbins declined to get involved as there were no meat flavoured Haribo but she did consent to becoming a magical Easter Bunny for a little while later on in the day.
Later on we found that the Easter Bunny had been, just look at the size of those footprints, now I can't be sure but it might just be that on Easter Sunday we may just find some good old chocolate Easter Eggs hidden around our house, or maybe we'll even find some more packets of Haribo...
I want to say a huge note of thanks to Haribo for helping me to create a magical experience which returned usually grumpy teen Looby to a temporary state of child-like wonder, we may not have won the holiday but it was 100% worth it for all of the fun that we had.
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