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You can get paid £200 to try Greggs’, McDonald’s and KFC’s festive menus – how to apply

Restaurant and takeaway insurance website MoneyBeach.co.uk is on the lookout for a festive food taster. Not only will you be given £75 to spend on the treats, but you’ll be paid for the pleasure

Foodie fans listen up, you can now get paid to review festive-themed Christmas menus at some of the most popular fast-food chains including Greggs, McDonald’s and KFC.

If the thought of trying your favourite restaurants’ Christmas treats gets you excited, we have a job role that could be right up your street.

Restaurant and takeaway insurance website MoneyBeach.co.uk is looking for an official “Festive Food Taster” to try out the latest Christmas food on the market – and it could be you.

The lucky candidate will be responsible for rating limited-edition festive menus from some of the most popular food giants to crown the best Christmas menus.

The successful applicant will be provided £75 to order a range of Yuletide yumminess, where you’ll be expected to rate each item based on its taste, value for money and ‘festive-ness’.

You can also taste-test the items from the comfort of your own home, as everything will be ordered via delivery apps like Deliveroo, UberEats and Just Eat.

And, you’ll be given £200 for completing the task.

All the information will be used to officially crown the best festive food in the UK.

Applications are now open to anyone over the age of 18 in the UK, you’ll just need to explain why you’re the perfect candidate for the job.

Mike Rees, CEO of MoneyBeach.co.uk, said: “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.”

Source: mirror.co.uk