NEWS: Play the Very Lazy Footie Feast Challenge during the Euro 2012!


8 June 2012

New online game for super fast footie food!

Forget junk food and pizzas for half time. With a new online game from
cooking ingredient specialist Very Lazy, you can now whip up a quick and
tasty half time treat for you and your mates and be back in front of the TV
for the second half. Easy Peasy.

The challenge is simple. All you need is a few key ingredients, a pan or wok
and the Very Lazy Footie Feast Challenge online game! Here’s how it works:
• Start off with a base of noodles during the first half of the game
• Every time you spot one of the listed events, click the circle on the
pitch [right] to add an ingredient to your dish
• Get in the kitchen at half time and cook your dish in 10 minutes
• Relax and watch the second half of the game with your Very Lazy dish
When a red card is produced the game won’t be the only thing hotting up as
you add some Very Lazy red chillies to the mix! The Footie Feast Challenge
is more fun and a lot healthier and quicker than ordering a takeaway. Footie
fans have an easy recipe for half time and begrudging viewers will have a
fun game to pass the time while the match is on!

The ingredients needed to play the full game are: Very Lazy red chillies,
Very Lazy ginger, Very Lazy garlic, cooked chicken, prawns, mushrooms,
spring onions, soy sauce, cashew nuts, red pepper, sesame oil, bean sprouts,
honey, greens and nutmeg. But don’t worry if you are missing some of the
ingredients - feel free to swap them for one of your family favourites.

Very Lazy may not be able to give England an advantage on the pitch, but its
range of top notch essential cooking ingredients does give you an unfair
advantage in the kitchen, allowing you to whip up a footie feast in just ten
minutes.

Have some Very Lazy fun as Poland take on Greece in the opening match of the
tournament at 5pm on Friday 8th June by visiting
www.facebook.com/VeryLazyFood and clicking on the Footie Challenge icon. But
don’t worry if you miss the first match, here’s a list of some other key
fixtures:

• France V England: Mon 11 June, 17:00
• Sweden V England: Fri 11 June, 19:45
• England V Ukraine: Tues 19 June, 19:45
• Quarter finals: Thurs 21 June – Sun 25 June
• Semi finals: Weds 17 June – Thurs 18 June
• The final: Sun 1 July, 19:45

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