In about 10 seconds I’m going to be your favourite person on this planet.
Why? Because I’m giving away this bespoke brownie gift box, worth £26.50, from THE SWEET REASON COMPANY – and just in time for Valentine’s Day too. *stands back and waits for applause*
Now, I’ve sampled these chocolatey delights and I can tell you: These. Are. Amazing.
Not only does this gift box include four sweet treats of your choice (selected from eight incredible flavours – including Baileys, honeycomb and millionaires shortcake), but you also receive four complementary Teapigs tea temples (everything from everyday tea, to chilli chai) and four sugar swizzle sticks.
Can you imagine the tea breaks you could be enjoying?
To be in to win this delicious brownie gift box, worth £26.50, simply enter via the Rafflecopter form, below. Good luck!
Princess Diana!
Definitely Marilyn Monroe – my all-time great
Edward Jenner
The Dalai Lama . Because he must have such a pres,ence.
The queen mother
My sister 🙂
Eva Peron
My nan I miss her alot she always had great advice and stories.
elvis x
Brad pitt would be nice 🙂
I think I’d love to have tea with my great grandmother, she sounds like an amazing person, would have been nice to have meet her 🙂 x
my partner, I would do anything for him to take me for afternoon tea however he does not drink hot drinks or eat yummy buns/cakes and only likes boring sandwiches.
With my grandad, I wish I could go back and see him again.
George Michael
Ton Hanks is my fave movie star. In my opinion he’s never made a bad movie, from Woody in Toy Story to Sully, just out before Christmas. But his best movie is Forrest Gump. I can but dream…
Great competition thanks for the chance to win.
elvis presley
Has to be Elvis! 🙂
My nan
Corney I know but I would spend it with my husband we get very little time together due to work commitments
For me i’d choose my Dad,he passed away 15 years ago x
My brother who sadly passed away in 1999 ;-(
My Grandma, she was amazing. I wish I had been that little bit older and afternoon teas had been so popular when she was still here. It would have been absolutely perfect. Miss her.
My mother, sadly no longer with us, but happy memories
My mum who passed away 13 years ago
My husband – I can’t think of anyone else I would want to share a meal with more ;o)
my mum who is sadly not with us anymore x
My late Dad, he loved cream cakes x
My mum who I lost 6 years ago, just before afternoon teas became the thing to do. Would have been lovely to share a treat x
My Nan and Grandad as I really miss them
John Lennon
Matt Bellamy from Muse, he’s amazing
This looks so yummy!
david boreanaz i could stare at him all day
A writer or poet (or artist) whose work I admire and would love to talk to them about…so…perhaps Dylan Thomas sat in his writing boat shed looking out over Laugharne and watching him write lists of rhyming words (some are pinned to the shed walls now). He was a drinker so I have a feeling afternoon tea may have included a drink as well as tea and Welsh cakes.
Mary Berry
My mam as I would love her to be spoiled
Peter Kay as he makes me laugh.
with my nan – a great lady
Danny Dyer
I would spend it with my daughter, we would have a great time! 🙂
my boyfriend
Bishop Desmond Tutu
My grandad who I still miss after almost 26 years.
My Mum, after dad died I never took her out for afternoon tea, I meant to, I wanted to, but distance and other commitments meant it didn’t happen and then suddenly she was just gone.
Just the people I care about most, I think.
It would have to be my Nan who I lost 4 years ago, we always used to go for a cream tea on a Friday so to be able to do that one more time would be amaizing 🙂
Tom Hardy
Pink, I think she is such an inspirational woman
Donald Trump – if only to slip some eye drops into his tea.
My late father he loved tea and cake
David Attenborough such a wise and clever man
My nana and grandad, who are no longer with us but I’d love them to meet the kids!
Leonard Cohen – he was a wonderful singer-songwriter and so inspirational.
Gerald Durrell
Michael Jackson
My late partner Pat
Princess Diana Everytime
Someone funny like Jimmy Carr
David Tennant
my grandparents who died
Oscar Wilde
My Nan I never got to say good bye so would be nice to have one last tea
I’d love to share afternoon tea with Mary Berry so she can give me some baking tips
Mary Berry she seems like she would be lovely to talk to and she could give me baking tips
Stephen King because he is a great writer
My friend, Andrea, as we love going out for a treat and a natter.
My friend Claire, who loves tea as much as I do
Sir David Attenborough – he’d be so gentlemanly & would be the most fascinating company!
My dad who loved cake.
marilyn monroe x
I’d love to have tea with my grandmother
With my mate Esther, who I only see a couple of times a year, but I’ve known for the past 25 years.
Marilyn Monroe. Xx
Kathryn Parr as she was a great woman and an intelligent person – she had to be to survive Henry VIII!!
My grandad <3
My family!
I would love to have tea with my favourite actress Katherine Hepburn
Tom Hanks because I think he is so personable and engaging and a wonderful actor with a fantastic sense of fun. 🙂
Barack Obama
My lovely mum, she never puts herself first so going out and enjoying afternoon tea would be a real treat for her.
My dad. He’s not around anymore so it’d be great to have him back for afternoon tea hehe. Failing that my mum and sister are always a good giggle.
My best friend who lives in Canada
Susan Boyle.
My nana who passed away when I was young, or my grandad who died 7 years ago.
Probably Dave Grohl – I’ve had an obsession with him since Nirvana lol. 🙂
My Grandma who we lived with for the first 7 years of my life. One strong, feisty lady. I am so proud to have inherited her genes! 🙂
Elvis Presley – he could sing to me all afternoon.
My grandparents & nanna who are sadly no longer with me 🙂
my grandad 🙂 .. we were so close and I miss him everyday xx
I would be lovely to be able to sit with my Mum for a few hours, I miss her so much
My sisters 🙂
Eva Peron
my mum miss her so much
my gran miss her loads
My choice if not my husband is the one & only George Michael. . He’d love a cuppa & brownies …
My mum, dad and fiance
John Lennon
I would love to spend afternoon tea with my godfather who sadly passed away 8 years ago.
Mark Calloway aka the WWE wrestler the undertaker.
The queen
David Attenborough. I love him. An absolute legend. Bet he’d have a never ending supply of interesting stories.
I’d love to have afternoon tea with my Grandma and ask her all the questions I should have done when she was alive.
My sister, who passed away suddenly in 2015 – love to sit and talk and tell her I love her always
My husband, not interested in famous people and I love to spend time with him!
My nan! We never had afternoon tea when we could & now we can’t.
Jesus.
I just love to spend time with my Mum.
Marie Curie is the person I would have loved to have afternoon tea with.
Audrey Hepburn definitely!
My dad
Jane Austen!
My fiance
My sister
I would love to spend it with my Grandad, what I wouldn’t give to have just one more afternoon with him.
i would love to spend afternoon tea with my mum x
My mum, who is a huge tea drinker
My hubby
id love to spend it was chris brown…i kinda like him lol
MY Mum
Both my nans who are no longer here
my Mum and Dad if I could, but if someone famous, it would have to be Daniel O’Donnell the Irish singer as I adore all of his songs and I like him as a person
Simon Cowell
always my wife
My mum, she died many years ago – would be lovely to have an afternoon with her
Honestly, my friend who’s no longer with us, she loved stuff like this! She’l looking Down on me from wherever she is going mad that I’m using her for a competition entry!
This may sound abit odd for a afternoon tea but I would love to share it with Axl Rose… Might be a tad too sedate for him though lol
My other half
My lovely nanna XX
I would love to spend afternoon tea with Freddie Mercury 🙂
Tom Hardy, Pssst don’t tell my partner!
A bit boring but I’d be happy to have afternoon tea with my husband!
My Mum, we used to do it all the time before she passed away and I am amazed at how much I miss such a little thing like just having tea with her x
My mum who died 5 years ago, she loved her cup of tea and cake.
I would love to share a scrumptious afternoon tea with Audrey Hepburn – not only is she my ultimate style icon but she had such an interesting life it would be fascinating to sit and chat over afternoon tea with her.
would love to spend afternoon tea with Peter Kay as it would be lots of fun x
My nan as she sadly passed away when I was very young.
My daughter and husband
My mother
My Dad, I miss him
Michael Kitchen but he would have to turn up wearing his Foyle’s War hat and coat.
love to spend it with russell brand
Ben Stiller I think we would have a great laugh together
Lee Evans would be awesome 🙂
I would like my mum to come back from heaven
My dad he lives in Australia so I only get to see him every 5 years or so
For me it would have to be Gary Barlow as i’m a huge take that fan and he’s my favourite in the band
My great grandad so we can chat about all his wartime stories
Mary Berry!
it would have to be my mum and dad (past) as I love them and miss them very much and id love a catch up
My sister, we always have a good laugh when we get together
Ant and Dec. They would be very entertaining, great company and easy on the eye!
Charles Dickens because I am fascinated by the time he lived in and wrote about
Benedict Cumberbatch
My grandparents, they always enjoyed a cup of tea and a slice of cake.
With David Attenborough, i could talk to him for hours about the natural world!
Julie Walters! I bet she could tell some great stories, and deliver them in hilarious fashion.
David Tennant 🙂
Mary Berry – I did get the chance to meet her for afternoon tea a few years ago but was so star struck i couldn’t say a word! So this time i’d be better prepared.
i would choose my granddad and granny i lost my granddad when i was 6 and only have one or two memories of him and my granny died a few years ago
Diana, Princess of Wales <3 xxx
My beautiful man and his father
I think it would have to be the queen, i can imagine there is some good afternoon tea at the palace!
My nan always
Winston Churchill and all of my Grandparents.
My late Dad, I feel I have things left to say to him.
Dawn French as she comes across as a genuinely lovely person who would be great company
My Mum. We live almost 240 miles apart, so dont get to see each other often enough x
My mom because she is just amazing x