Divine Womens Awards 2011 and a Chocolate Review

Divine Chocolate needs no introduction, it is quite simply the loveliest Fair Trade chocolate you will find. I was overjoyed when they sent me a selection of all their flavours to try. It was a really hard task deciding which ones were the nicest as they were all lovely. However, for me there are two clear leaders in the chocolate league table: White Chocolate with Strawberries and Orange Milk Chocolate both so scrummy that you will buy a bar with the intention of eating one small chunk and quickly find you have eaten the whole lot.

I could go on and on about chocolate here, but frankly you don't need to hear anymore so this gives me the prefect opportunity to tell you all about the Divine Womens Awards 2011. Divine are looking for a woman who has gone above and beyond the call of duty to make a difference to peoples lives.

Livia Firth will be joining the judging panel to select the most Divine Woman from a shortlist following an open public vote on the Divine facebook page http://apps.facebook.com/DivineWomenAwards.

I really think its worth entering someone you know, someone who inspired you or someone who deserves to be rewarded for the work they do. In terms of famous people, I am always inspired and amazed by Jane Goodall's work and Camila Batmanghelidjh who does such amazing work with children. However, there might be someone less high profile who has made an amazing difference in your local area, maybe running a children's playgroup or helping at a hospice.

The ultimate winner will be awarded a truly divine prize of a bespoke pendant worth over £1,000, made with Fairtrade and Fairmined 18 carat gold from ethical jewellers Ingle & Rhode.

I've placed my votes, now is your chance. I recommend sitting down with some Divine chocolate and a nice cup of tea whilst you make your selection.

Divine Womens Awards 2011 and a Chocolate Review