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The Chocolate Game is commonly played at children's parties. Sometimes the game is also referred to as "Dog's Dinner" or "Chocolate Boggle.” This game is a great laugh and fun for all ages especially since winning means enjoying a delicious bar of chocolate.
Steps
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Place the bar of chocolate in the middle of the table. The chocolate should be kept in its original foil and paper wrapper. [1] X Research source If your chocolate is already unwrapped, wrap multiple layers of wrapping paper around it.
- If you don’t have wrapping paper handy, try wrapping with newspaper. Though not as pretty, this simple fix will up the difficulty of the game. [2] X Research source
- Be cautious of the presence of nuts in chocolate. If necessary, check the chocolate is nut-free by looking at the label near the nutritional information.
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Get all the participants to sit in a circle around the wrapped chocolate bar. [3] X Research source If desired, the chocolate bar can be placed on a plate. This promotes better hygiene than keeping it on the table of floor, and also makes moving the chocolate more difficult, therefore, a funnier, long-lasting game.Advertisement
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Pile the dress-up items within reach of the participants. Suggested items are hats, scarves, gloves, or jewellery. If space allows, put the pile within the circle of participants. [4] X Research source
- Increase the difficulty by including a bulky pair of gloves. This prevents easy access to the chocolate by the fumbling players.
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Get one participant to roll the dice. After their turn is over, they should pass to the left of them. [5] X Research source
- If the player rolls a six, they should shout “six”. The objective is to get the highest roll possible in order to get a turn at eating the chocolate bar. [6] X Research source
- If the player doesn’t roll a six, keep the die passing on. Only when a six is rolled does the participant get to try eat the chocolate.
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Dress up once you've rolled a six by putting on the items of clothing. The player can then attempt to eat the chocolate. [7] X Research source The player is only allowed to open and eat the chocolate bar with the knife and fork.
- Ensure the player does not attempt to eat the chocolate before being fully dressed. The knife and fork cannot be picked up until all dress up items are put on.
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Continue to pass the dice along, taking turns until another six is rolled. When another player gets a six, they shout "six!". The player in the center has to stop and undress. It is the turn of the new player to try and eat the chocolate. [8] X Research source The game then continues on.
- The dice should never stop rolling. By keeping the dice rolling at all times, the game is extended and there are more opportunities for other participants to eat the chocolate.
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Make every bite a winner. Each square of chocolate must be cut using the knife and fork. The fork is used by the player to eat the chocolate. The chocolate is eaten one piece at a time until there is nothing left. Each square of chocolate eating in a win.
- If you’re concerned about germs, offer each player their own fork.
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Make the last bite the winner. Whoever eats the last square of chocolate is declared winner and receives a prize. This allows all participants to have a shot at a bite of chocolate.
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Make the first bite the winner. The person who eats the first square is the winner and gets a prize. The prize can be the entire bar of chocolate, or can be a separate prize and the chocolate could be shared among participants.
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Swap the chocolate for peanuts. By swapping the chocolate for peanuts and the fork and knife for chopsticks, the difficulty of the game increases. [9] X Research source
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Tips
- This game is fast and furious; be sure to age-match children so that young children don't feel left out by stronger, faster older children.Thanks
- Keep extra bars of chocolate behind the scenes of the game. The players will want this ultra-fun game to continue on after the first bar is gone.Thanks
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Warnings
- Use plastic knives and forks. The game can get hectic, and all the unleashed energy can easily lead to an injury.Thanks
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Things You’ll Need
- A knife and fork
- A bar of chocolate
- Dress up items (scarf, hat, gloves)
- A die
References
- ↑ https://www.activityvillage.co.uk/the-chocolate-game
- ↑ https://dragon.sleepdeprived.ca/games/knot_games/knot_games_5.htm
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The knife and fork chocolate game is a fun party game where players have to wear a silly costume while trying to eat a chocolate bar with a knife and fork. To set up the game, place a wrapped chocolate bar, a knife and fork, and dress-up items, like a hat, scarf, and gloves, in the middle of a table. To play, have each player roll a die, going round clockwise until someone rolls a 6. Once someone rolls a 6, they have to put on all the items of clothing and try to open and eat the chocolate bar using only a knife and fork. Keep the die rolling while they’re doing that. The next person to roll a 6 then wears the clothes and takes over with the knife and fork. For more tips, including how to make the knife and fork chocolate game more competitive, read on!
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