Hershey’s classic milk chocolate bar has always been one of my favorites. The creamy chocolate melts in your mouth and gets rid of the chocolate craving that takes over some of us at least on a monthly basis *wink*.
Did you know that for the past 100 years, you have been helping children in need simply by your purchase of a Hershey’s chocolate bar?? That’s saweet!
Check out www.thehersheylegacy.com to learn how.
For Valentine’s, Hershey’s placed a special thank you on the standard size and king size Hershey’s Milk Chocolate bar and the Hershey’s Milk Chocolate with Almonds bar.
The bar reads:
“Every Hershey’s product you’ve enjoyed has helped support children in need through Milton Hershey School. Thank You for making a difference!”
Prize
Two lucky winners will receive a Hershey’s standard size Milk Chocolate bar. Winner will be notified via email and will need to respond within 24 hours or a new winner will be chosen.
Entry Requirements
To enter for a chance to win, you are required to do the following thing.
Tell me how you eat your Hershey’s chocolate. The most creative or funniest answers will win.
The Fine Print
No purchase necessary to enter. Giftfully Simple writers and contributors are ineligible to participate. Entries that do not follow all of the entry requirements will not be considered. Open to participants in the US and Canada 18 years and older. One entry per person. Contest ends 2/25/10 at 11:59:59 p.m. EST.
Disclosure: A Hershey’s chocolate bar was provided for review. The opinions expressed in this post are mine and mine alone and are not influenced in any way by anyone.
Winners:
Sheryl says:
I open the wrapper and lick it if there’s chocolate stuck on it or pick up the chocolate crumbs if there are any…chocolate should not be wasted!
Noreen says:
I break off a sq. I put on my tongue and see how long I can go without biting and being caught by my girls. They are little bloodhounds and can smell chocolate a whole floor away. I just open the cupborad we keep the candy and I will here little feet running
