Chocolate Themed Wooden Jigsaw Giveaway #42

Giveaway, Reviews - Miscellaneous | 12th December 2013 | By

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As regular readers will know, chocolate on this blog comes in many forms. This time it comes in the form of a jigsaw. A wooden Wentworth jigsaw, entitled Decadence, to be precise. The chocolates depicted on the front of the box look decadent indeed. I can’t help but wish that on completion of the jigsaw those tempting looking chocolates would turn into the real thing. Maybe it will, who knows? I haven’t completed the jigsaw yet. In fact, I haven’t even started it. My table is just too cluttered with Christmas stuff at the moment and with the best will in the world, there is no room for a jigsaw. However, it will be clear by Christmas and I am really looking forward to getting stuck in. I love doing jigsaws. My mother loves them too, so once I’ve tackled it successfully, it will be passed over to her to have a go.

This is not a large jigsaw, being only 250 pieces, but it looks to be a tough one with the similar colours and repeating pattern of the chocolates. That’s lucky, as I don’t like my jigsaws to be too easy. It’s also rather a tactile one as the pieces are made of wood and are actually quite chunky but with a pleasingly smooth finish – no splinters to spoil the enjoyment here. The pieces are also wonderfully quirky, or at least some of them are. On sifting through them I found several shapes suitable for a food loving person: a spoon, a fork, cakes and pieces of chocolate to name but a few. I understand there is even a chocolate fountain dripping with chocolate, but I didn’t come across that one. When I first opened the box, I was delighted to see a drawstring cloth bag containing the pieces rather than the inevitable utilitarian and rather annoying plastic. The box itself is sturdy and is not likely to fall apart with a bit of rough handling, not I hasten to add that I would handle my boxes or anything else roughly. There is no doubt about it, this jigsaw is not only a thing of beauty but also of exceptional quality.

Wentworth Wooden Puzzles have been going since 1994 and have earned a name for themselves for both design and execution. Decadence comes in several different sizes, the largest being 1,500 pieces. This 250 piece version retails at £26.95 and would make a fine gift, Christmas or otherwise, for any puzzle lover.

Giveaway
Wentworth have kindly sent me a second jigsaw to give away to one lucky Chocolate Log Blog reader. To be in with a chance of winning, please fill in the Gleam widget below. You will need to leave a comment on this post which then gives you additional chances to enter if you so wish. Gleam will pick a winner at random from the entries received. If you are commenting anonymously, please give me some way of identifying you as I will be verifying the validity of entries. Any automated entries will be disqualified. This giveaway is only open to those with a UK postal address. Because of the Christmas rush, winners will need to respond within 24 hours of being contacted. Failure to do this will result in another winner being picked.
 
 
Prizes are offered and provided by Wentworth and Chocolate Log Blog accepts no responsibility for the acts or defaults of said third party.
 
Closing date is Friday 10th January 2014
 
Do take a look at my giveaway page to see if there is anything else you would like to enter.
 

Chocolate Jigsaw

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    Libby Ray
    15th December 2013

    I love jigsaws and sudoku and word puzzles like crosswords and arrowords. I always have some kind of puzzle on the go.

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    Lisa Sands
    15th December 2013

    Jigsaws & Magazine Puzzles 🙂 x

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    jill36
    15th December 2013

    I enjoy doing Sudoku and crosswords in the Saturday Mail.

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    Caroline
    15th December 2013

    I love the logic puzzles where you have to deduce a story from a series of statements.

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    John Cheshire
    15th December 2013

    Playing chess against my laptop

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    faye huntington
    23rd December 2013

    crosswords and jigsaws 🙂 with love, faye xx

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    Anonymous
    24th December 2013

    Wordsearch, and I enjoy doing Jigsaws.

    Rachel Craig

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    FantasyMeister
    24th December 2013

    I love brain teasers in video games, sometimes the clues are obvious (pull the glowing lever), some are classic fourth wall problems (“Enter the code from the CD case” – gamers spent ages looking for a CD case in the game but it was actually written on the cover of the case that the game came in)! I was also brought up on Patience, I think it was my mum’s way of keeping me quiet by throwing me a pack of cards, and I still enjoy games of Patience to this day.

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    Anonymous
    26th December 2013

    Jigsaws are the best – good luck to everyone

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    Luke Smith
    27th December 2013

    My girlfiend loves jigsaws, she currently plays them non-stop on her ipad so would love to give her the real thing

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    Patricia Avery
    27th December 2013

    Samurai Sudoku and Cryptic crosswords both in The Times. Rarely finish the latter but a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon 🙂

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    patanne1
    28th December 2013

    I love crossword puzzles but I especially enjoy anagram based puzzles

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    Gemma Clark
    28th December 2013

    I love jigsaws! We had Wentworth’s ‘The puzzle that made christmas’ and it took all the family nearly 4 hours on boxing day! Brilliant fun!

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    Prodigal
    30th December 2013

    I,m rubbish at most puzzles for some reason, but jigsaws I can just about manage, and chocolate is always good!

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    Nicola Lynch
    1st January 2014

    I have recently revived a love for Scrabble. It definitely makes you use your brain!

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    dragonfly63
    1st January 2014

    Jigsaws bring a family together – no-one can resist adding a piece.

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    Sam P Toms
    7th January 2014

    I like Arrowwords and Code Breaker puzzles

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    Gabrielle Svensson
    8th January 2014

    Crosswords and jigsaws

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    Jennifer Rhymer
    8th January 2014

    I love jigsaws but would I be able to complete this one without trying to eat it? I’m not sure 🙂

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    Vivienne Wilkes
    8th January 2014

    I love jigsaws and crosswords!

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    leila hughes
    8th January 2014

    i would buy my very own massive box of chocolates to scoff while doing the puzzle,what a better way to relax… just bliss..Makes me want to do this puzzle right now infact hehehehehe!

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    chr1sb3ll
    9th January 2014

    Rubiks cube….have never completed one…..but it is my lifes mission to do it (without cheating!)

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    Anonymous
    9th January 2014

    I like doing jigsaws and crosswords.

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    Anonymous
    9th January 2014

    love jigsaws the kids love to get involved too x

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    Helen Garner
    9th January 2014

    I love the quizzes on Sporcle

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    Kirsty Mackay
    10th January 2014

    Sudoko and Crosswords

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    Helen Craigs
    10th January 2014

    I love to do a sudoku a day!

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    Lynsie Lynn
    10th January 2014

    I love any Puzzles! But my daughter and I love to sit down and do a Jigsaw Puzzle! 🙂

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