Want to taste chocolate for a living? Now is your chance

The ultimate dream job just became available. You can now put in your application to become a chocolate taster.

Mondelēz International is hiring a chocolate and cocoa beverage taster, and applicants don't need any tasting experience. Mondelēz is maker of chocolate, biscuits, candy and gum, and is responsible for brands like Cadbury, Milka, Prince and Oreo.

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Mondelēz has a science center in Reading, England, where the company conducts “leading-edge science” with its parent company.

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The job requires a person who can taste chocolate and cocoa beverages and give an honest review of the products. The newest taster must have a passion for confectionery and is eager to try new inventive products.

The company said chocolate tasters are helping “perfect and launch” new products across the world. The gig is a part-time deal, with the newest employees working about 7.5 hours weekly.

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