Chiil junior students blind test chocolates Chill junior judges Mary, 8, Lewis, 9, Sam, 10, Elena, 11, Rylee, 13, Georgie, 11, Kirsty, 13, Lily, 12 and Adam, 12, enjoy the taste testing. Picture: NAOMI JELLICOE Source: adelaidenow TELL US: What is your favourite kind of chocolate? FOR many, it's the dream job: official chocolate taster. And for the Sunday Mail's Chill junior reporters, the dream became a reality last week when they were given an assignment to blind test 10 Easter eggs. Mary, 8, Lewis, 9, Sam, 10, Elena, 11, Rylee, 13, Georgie, 11, Kirsty, 13, Lily, 12 and Adam, 12, were asked to judge Easter chocolates from a variety of manufacturers encompassing a broad price range, to discover whether the saying "you get what you pay for" applies to chocolate too. And, to help ensure the junior reporters didn't get carried away on a sugar rush and give every egg 10 out of 10, Chill features writer Roxanne Allan was also on board to give an adult's opinion. And the winner was no surprise - it's Haigh's Milk Egg, which scored 90/100. Chill kids did a "blind" Easter chocolate tasting "Smooth, refreshing, extremely nice"; "Creamy, sweet, smooth, delicious - I would eat it all day"; "Perfect balance between a creamy and chocolate flavour. Yum!" were some of the testers' comments. What was surprising was the product that came out in second place: Coles Egg Crate, with 84/100, beat some of the more established brands, including Lindt and Cadbury. This one was delish. Nice, creamy and milky," said Sam. Adam said it "looks good" and had a "nice smooth taste," and Elena remarked that the chocolate had a "full, strong flavour." Interestingly, a couple of the Chill testers noted that the Coles chocolate tasted like Cadbury, yet the latter product came out 17 points behind its cheaper competitor - which means that budget-conscious parents really can place all their eggs in one shopping basket this Easter. The judges' score card.