Le dunk

At your next club meeting, instead of serving up instant coffee and recycling the biscuits left over from Christmas, serve up real cafe au lait with pain au chocolat or croissant – worth a couple of pounds of anyones’ money.

dunk-it! coffee mornings and tea parties

Organise a traditional coffee morning or tea party and give it a dunk-it! twist. Bake cakes and biscuits - sell singly for instant gratification and in bags to take home for secret dunking activities. Add a raffle with dunkable prizes to boost the funds raised.

dunk-it! ice breaker

Break the ice at your event by thinking up some dunking partners made in heaven. Chips and ketchup, ciabatta and olive oil, strawberries and melted chocolate – stick notes to your guests' backs and ask them to find their dunking partner by asking questions which may only be answered with a ‘yes’ or ‘no’.

Dunk factor

Talent comes in many guises - hold a competition to see who has the dunk-factor! The winner will not only demonstrate their ability to sustain the longest dunk but also display style and ingenuity. To qualify dunkers must immerse their biscuits half way, and successfully convey to their mouth for a big munch. Those who loose the end are disqualified. Always have an emergency retrieval tool (spoon) to hand!

If you can’t dunk donate

We have dunk-it! branded collection boxes and buckets which subject to the usual rules (see dunk-it! brilliantly, safely and legally (345 kb) ) can be used to boost your dunk-it! funds.

Know your dunk-it!

Devise a food quiz. Include rounds on celebrity chefs, songs that include foods in their title or lyrics and don’t forget the dunk-it! themed questions.