Win one of Europe’s most expensive chocolates valued at €130

Get your New Year off to a glittering start with the prize of a luxurious and stylish plate of champagne cream filled chocolates surrounding the centrepiece of a fantastic 4cm high chocolate pyramid filled with a wonderful honey cream, containing slices of genuine Peidmont white truffle (the rarest and most costly edible fungi in the world), cased in shimmering, edible 23ct gold!

This is probably the most expensive chocolate you will ever have heard of – it retails at €130!

The chocolates have been created at the Chocolate Workshop in Platres and the winner will also receive a chocolate making lesson for two onsite (see www.cypruschocolate.com for more details).

To win the prize, complete the festive alphametic puzzle below:

How does it work?

Each letter in the puzzle below corresponds to a number from 0 to 9, and your challenge is to find the value of Y.

To solve the puzzle, substitute the 10 letters below with the correct numbers, from 0 to 9.

Once the letters are substituted for numbers A + MERRY + CHRISTMAS will equal TURKEY:

                                      A

     M      E      R      R      Y

+            X      M      A      S

=

T     U     R      K      E      Y

What is the value of Y?

Send your answers to: [email protected], PO Box 21144, Nicosia, Cyprus or fax 22 676385. Entries must reach us by January 3 and the winner will be announced in the issue of January 8.

All entries must be accompanied by full address and contact numbers.

The winner will be contacted by telephone and able to collect the prize from the Chocolate Workshop in Platres

 

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