Liquorice Eating Contest Game Manual

Overview

Liquorice Eating Contest is an entertaining and competitive relay race where teams compete to consume liquorice without using their hands. This game promotes teamwork, coordination, and a sense of fun.

Requirements

• Minimum Players: 4
• Maximum Players: No maximum limit
• Required Age: 12 and above
• Items Needed:
  • Liqourice
  • String
• Cost Per Person: $6
• Duration: 30 minutes

Setting Up

1. Divide into Teams: Divide players into equal teams. Each team should have an equal number of participants.
2. Prepare liquorice: Cut liquorice into manageable lengths, ensuring there is enough for each team member.
3. String Preparation: Cut pieces of string long enough to tie liquorice around each player’s neck. Make sure the string is secure but not too tight.

Gameplay

1. Starting the Game:
   • Line up the teams at the starting line.
   • Determine the order of play within each team.
2. Eating liquorice:
   • The first player of each team stands at the starting line.
   • On the signal, the player must start eating liquorice without using their hands. They can only use their mouth to consume the liquorice.
   • Once the liquorice is completely eaten, the player must show an empty mouth to the referee or judge before the next player can start.
3. Passing the Baton:
   • After the first player finishes eating, they must pass the string to the next player in line.
   • The next player repeats the process until all team members have eaten their liquorice.
4. Winning the Race:
   • The first team to have all their members finish eating the liquorice wins the race.

Rules and Regulations

1. No Hands Rule:
   • Players are not allowed to use their hands to hold or eat the liquorice.
   • Any use of hands will result in disqualification for that player’s turn.
2. String Handling:
   • Players must use the string provided to secure the liquorice around their necks. Any tampering with the string during the race is not allowed.
3. Fair Play:
   • Encourage fair play and good sportsmanship among all participants.
   • Respect the decisions made by the referee or game organizer.
4. Safety:
   • Ensure that liquorice is cut into bite-sized pieces to prevent choking hazards.
   • Players should be mindful of their surroundings and avoid running into other participants during the race.
5. Refereeing:
   • Designate a referee or impartial observer to oversee the race and enforce the rules when necessary.

Conclusion

The liquorice Eating Contest) offers a hilarious and engaging experience for players of all ages. By challenging participants to eat liquorice without using their hands, this game adds a unique twist to traditional relay races. Have fun, enjoy the liquorice, and may the fastest team emerge victorious!