A Nation Of Secret Chocolate Lovers …
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- Feeding the Family
- Published on Wednesday, 16 October 2013 15:45
- Last Updated on 16 October 2013
- Monica Costa
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A recent survey among 886 people from all over the UK on their chocolate eating habits conducted by Prezzybox.com found some fun, weird and amazing facts.
An Astounding 57.2% of would rather have chocolate once per rather than sex.…. 1.3% of men agreed!
78.5% of workers admit stealing chocolate from the communal work fridge
83.1% of women have bought chocolate as a gift for a friend – but eaten it before they could give their friend it!
Women in London are the least likely to share a chocolate bar 1.1% (it’s mine!)
Women in York are the most likely to share a bar of chocolate 11%
71.7% of women eat a family sized chocolate bar on their own at least TWICE per year.
13.3% of women would rather admit to sleeping with a stranger, rather than admit stealing their mates chocolate.
Liverpool residents eat the most chocolate in the UK per year, 14kg WOW!
The average UK resident munches their way through 10kg of chocolate per year
Men (sex sign) spend £36 per year on chocolate (this includes valentines) Tight!
Women (sex sign) spend £57 per year on chocolate
A perfect night includes chocolate for 68.3% of women
74.7% of women secretly buy and eat a chocolate bar at least once per week (diet starts tomorrow?)
Men eat 41% more dark chocolate than women.
Women eat 54% more white chocolate then men.
Top 5 Friendly Towns & cities where chocolate is shared by women.
York 11%
Newcastle 10.3%
Huddersfield 8.7%
Portsmouth 8.5%
Manchester 8.4%
5 Towns & cities where chocolate is LEAST shared by women.
London 1.1% Are you surprised by this? But again, we should ask ourselves as London Mums whether we love sharing our chocolate….
Leicester 1.78%
Hull 3.3%
Nottingham 3.4%
Leeds 4.7%
Top 5 Chocolate Eaters in the UK, average per person per year.
Liverpool 14kg per year
Hull 13.57kg
Glasgow 13.34 Kg
Sheffield 12.6 Kg
Cardiff 12.01 Kg

Monica Costa founded London Mums in September 2006 after her son Diego’s birth together with a group of mothers who felt the need of meeting up regularly to share the challenges and joys of motherhood in metropolitan and multicultural London. London Mums is the FREE and independent peer support group for mums and mumpreneurs based in London https://londonmumsmagazine.com and you can connect on Twitter @londonmums
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