Tapas competition

A group of 6 executives and their partners have challenged each other to celebrate the start of the year: a tapas competition. They mention that the rivalry simmered over Christmas while they were wishing each other well. It's clear their personal relationship goes beyond the professional.

We are producing the event, even though they are very clear about what they want to do. We are looking for a suitable venue to host this event: a large kitchen, a communal table, and a generous living room. The couples come with pre-purchased ingredients to create their tapa. They must demonstrate that they have not spent more than 20 euros to create 12 units of each pincho. A raffle will determine the order of access to the kitchen during the afternoon. Sessions are 1 hour and 15 minutes long. The rest of the group will be having a laugh, toasting, and waiting in the living room.

The time for the competition has arrived, everyone to the table. We'll bring out the tapas according to a second draw. Nobody knows whose tapa is whose (they've been carefully and secretly stored). Between tapas, the couples vote on three concepts: originality, presentation, and flavour. We then tally the results and provide a final ranking. It's not important.

What's really significant is the great unity among the participants.