Get paid to eat Greggs Festive Bakes, KFC and McDonald’s this Christmas

You can get paid £200 to eat Greggs Festive Bakes, KFC and McDonald’s as restaurant and takeaway insurance website moneybeach.co.uk are hiring a ‘Festive Food Tester’ to help discover which of this year’s festive foods are officially the best.

KFC have launched a new gravy burger, Greggs have their festive bake and Starbucks are offering eggnog lattes and one lucky person will be able to taste these festive foods and drinks for free.

The lucky candidate will be responsible for reviewing selected food products on taste, value for money and ‘festiveness’ receiving £75 to order via food delivery apps like Deliveroo, UberEats and Just Eat which means you do not even need to leave the house!

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Moneybeach.co.uk have compiled a list of which festive treats are being searched for the most in the UK.

Here’s are the top 10 items:

1. Greggs Festive Bake

2. Starbucks Eggnog Latte

3. Pret Christmas Sandwich

4. Starbucks Gingerbread Latte

5. Starbucks Toffee Nut Latte

6. Marks & Spencer Christmas Sandwich

7. Tesco Christmas Sandwich

8. Greggs Mint Hot Chocolate

9. Sainsbury’s Christmas Sandwich

10. Waitrose Christmas Sandwich

Mike Rees, CEO of moneybeach.co.uk, commented: “As a specialist website for restaurant and takeaway insurance, we keep a keen eye on takeaway trends in the UK.

“This year is the first year that many limited-edition Christmas menus have been available for delivery at home, and it prompted us to wonder if we could find out once and for all which festive food is officially the best.

“We’ll be looking for someone who loves Christmas as much as they love takeaways, as it’s really important for us to know how much festive joy each dish or snack brings.”

Applications are now open to anyone that fits the following criteria:

  • Based in the UK
  • Over 18
  • Lives in an area with delivery app (Deliveroo, UberEats, Just Eat) coverage
  • Loves takeaways
  • Loves Christmas even more

Click here to apply.

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