NOCCIOLA
CIOCCOLATO BIOLOGICO ALLA NOCCIOLA
Dalle fave di cacao Criollo più pregiate, con una delicata lavorazione a bassa temperatura, la gianduia più pura con tutti i benefici del cioccolato amati dagli dei e la dolce cremosità delle nocciole italiane per uno dei matrimoni di gusto tra i più riusciti di sempre.
Descrizione
L'intenso sapore dei semi di zucca incontra il fondente raw e lo zucchero da nettare di fiori di cocco.
Ingredienti
PESO: 180g
INGREDIENTI: semi di zucca tostati* 60%, cioccolato crudo fondente* (pasta di cacao crudo*, zucchero da fiori di cocco*, burro di cacao crudo* - cacao 57% min.) 22%, zucchero da fiori di cocco* 18%.*Biologico.
Valori Nutrizionali
Informazioni Tecniche
Conservare in un luogo fresco e asciutto.
SPALMABILI VIVOO
Una crema spalmabile, dolce e deliziosa, con raw cacao, fonte di proteine, senza zuccheri raffinati e con in più le molteplici proprietà benefiche dei semi più nobili.
Le nuove spalmabili di Vivoo: voluttuosa forza della natura in barattolo.
Vivoo Re-Evolution: la sostenibile dolcezza dell’essere!
Descrizione
L'intenso sapore dei semi di zucca incontra il fondente raw e lo zucchero da nettare di fiori di cocco.
Ingredienti
PESO: 180g
INGREDIENTI: semi di zucca tostati* 60%, cioccolato crudo fondente* (pasta di cacao crudo*, zucchero da fiori di cocco*, burro di cacao crudo* - cacao 57% min.) 22%, zucchero da fiori di cocco* 18%.*Biologico.
Valori Nutrizionali
Informazioni Tecniche
Conservare in un luogo fresco e asciutto.
What does the entry fee include?
The per person entry fee includes return cross channel travel for your team (when the IJ is based in Italy), all hotels from the start to the end of the official dates, all meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), participation in our navigational event, final gala dinner, door logos, event marshals, service van and fundraising support.
Can a team be just one person?
Sadly, no. A team is normally two people. For safety, given the distances that we will be driving during The Italian Job each team really needs a driver and a co-driver. Additional passengers are of course welcome.
How old do I need to be to enter?
We ask that the driver is at least 21 years of age and the co-driver 19.
Where does the event start?
We usually start the event in Italy but, new for 2021, we will be holding the event in the UK and starting at the MINI Plant, Oxford. For Italy-based events, we stagger our finish line between the UK and Italy.
I’ve never driven on "the wrong side of the road" before?
Don’t worry. We have a supplemental service van route from Calais to our start line in Italy with many other participating teams, event marshals and service crew. For many this structured route down helps allay any concerns about driving in Europe.
What else do I need to budget for?
You need to budget for fuel and toll fees throughout plus any hotels you use on your way to the start if you don’t follow the service van supplemental route. You’ll also need to budget for the bar in the hotels we use.
Do I need a competition driving licence?
No. You just need to hold a full valid UK driving licence. Depending on Brexit, you might also need an International Driving Licence.
Do I need breakdown cover?
Yes. We think this is essential just in case your car has a terminal mechanical failure. With breakdown cover you’ll be able to carry on with the event while your car is repatriated.
Do I need medical cover / insurance?
Yes. We think this is a very good thing to have just in case something happens and you need medical care.
Can I cover my car in sponsorship?
Pretty much. All we ask is that you leave the driver’s and front passenger's doors free for our official door logos which will be supplied by us. The rest of the car can be stickered up with sponsors' messages. A highly-stickered car typically means a lot of money has been raised.
How do I fundraise?
Our teams are legendary when it comes to fundraising for The Italian Job’s chosen charity. Many put up an online fundraising page via www.JustGiving.com or similar and share it across their connections on social media channels for instance. Others organise events from barbecues to dinner dances and get their friends, families and colleagues involved. We will give you plenty of ideas for fundraising in your welcome pack.
What is the minimum I need to fundraise?
We ask you to try to raise at least £1,500 per team (at least £500 for the shorter The Yorkshire Job 2020). This might sound like a lot, but after 30 years of doing this we know it is achievable. Our aim is that teams exceed this target, and keep going, for every penny raised makes a huge difference.
What support can you give me for fundraising?
We provide a range of materials from sponsorship forms to an A to Z of fundraising ideas. We will also connect you with our chosen charity who will send you collection boxes and other fundraising materials. We can also shout out about your fundraising event via our social media channels and our brilliant monthly E-Newsletter Job News.
How will you stay in touch with me?
We’ll send you our regular updates in our brilliant Job News and also email you directly with any additional information. If you prefer, we can still post letters to you too. Sign up to our newsletter here.
What is The Italian Job auction?
We ask all participants to bring one or two items for our very enjoyable auction which we hold during The Italian Job. The profits from the auction go to our chosen charity. 50% of the winning bid is allocated to the fundraising total of the team that donated the item and 50% is allocated to the winning bidder's fundraising total. To give you an idea of the sort of thing we auction; one year we auctioned John Cooper’s Italian Job cap which went for £1,500 and another year a mug with a picture of a mini on it went for £80! Items vary enormously and needn’t be Mini or Italian Job related.
What is the navigational event about?
You will be asked to navigate between specific places in specific times following a carefully produced Tulip design road book. Partial and cumulative distances will help guide you. Penalty points are awarded for arriving at check points early or late and we also throw in some ‘special stages’ to test you further. It is a lot of fun, as competitive (or not!) as you want it to be but a brilliant way to take you well off the beaten track and explore some beautiful hidden treasures of Italy that you would never ever just stumble across.
What if my car breaks down?
We have two mechanics and a fully equipped service van which follows the event. The service van is full of spare parts and tools so if your car breaks down and is reparable, the service crew will fix it.
What are the locations / pit stops of the event?
These vary year on year. They could be famous cities, small villages, museums, car manufacturers or local food producers. We always try to add variety to the places we visit but one thing we always try and do is ensure that all our pit stops add colour and flavour to our tour. Clues to our route and pit stops are given in our monthly E-newsletters plus a full day to day itinerary is supplied well in advance of the event itself.
What cars can take part?
Any Mini (old or new) can take part as well as any classic car featured in the film. We’ve had every kind of Mini / MINI imaginable as well as Aston Martins, E-Types, Lamborghini Miura, Thames Van/Dormobile, a London Black Cab, Fiat Dino Coupe and LWB Land Rovers. The organisers also reserve the right to invite, at their sole discretion, any special car that may not be connected to the 1969 film.