Taskmaster Christmas Crackers

Taskmaster Christmas Crackers bring the joy and fun of the TV show into your Christmas Dinner!

Each box contains 6 festive pineapple printed Taskmaster crackers containing 3 tasks, a duck, a hat and a joke. The box includes ‘The Final Task’ as well as the coveted Taskmaster trophy.

The crackers come in a beautifully packaged fully recyclable box and all contents are 100% plastic free and recyclable.

How to play:
Pull your crackers, pop on your hats and look at your tasks. There are 3 tasks in each crackers: a secret task, a dinner table task, and an after dinner task (we recommend playing the after dinner tasks in teams).

Start by reading your secret task - covertly complete it during the course of the game. Successfully completed secret tasks without being detected to win bonus points. Tasks include, ‘Pat the trophy and say 'good boy' as if it were a pet. Do this on at least 3 separate occasions.’.

Then the game begins. Take it in turns to be the Taskmaster. Read one of your tasks aloud to the eager contestants. Pass judgment on the attempts and award a score between 1 and 5 to each contestant (or team). Remember - it’s your task, your rules and the Taskmasters word is final. All tasks are original and unique, an example task is, ‘Drink the second-most amount of drink. You must start with a full drink, and drink at least 2cm of drink. You must drink continuously. You must all start drinking when the Taskmaster says "Cheers".’

Finally it’s time for the Final Task. This is a group task that can be played by everybody at once and involves sending your paper duck across the table in a dramatic climax of the game!

The contestant with the most points wins the Taskmaster trophy
If you want to continue the fun we have a series of ‘After Dinner Tasks’ in each cracker, which we suggest playing in teams, an example task is, ‘Throw a wrapping paper ball as close as possible to the Taskmaster's wrapping paper ball. The Taskmaster will determine the throwing line from which all throws must be made. Each team has 3 throws and may make their own wrapping paper balls. Closest wrapping paper ball wins. The Taskmaster will throw first.’

And the fun doesn’t stop there! If you want the fun to continue, we’ve included a QR code on the final task which takes you to a series of bonus task videos recorded by little Alex Horne himself.