Ice cream fans could get paid £1,000 to indulge in the sweet treat - but only if they give up sugar.
Get paid to eat ice cream
To mark National Ice Cream Month this month, Wheyhey are looking for someone to take part in a study to find out if the sweet-toothed can achieve the same levels of satisfaction if they swap their favourite flavours for sugar-free alternatives.
The chosen candidate will try a variety of flavours from the sugar-free ice cream range, and keep track of their satisfaction levels, which will be compared with scores for their sugary counterparts.
Damien Kennedy, founder of Wheyhey, said: “Our main aim at Wheyhey is to show our community that you don’t have to compromise on taste when living a healthy lifestyle.
“With many of us in the UK consuming more sugar than we should, we’re proud to offer a sugar-free, high-protein alternative that delivers in both taste and texture."
People hoping to get paid to eat ice cream can apply for the study via https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2354630632
To be eligible for the job, participants must be aged 18-60, and have no pre-existing health issues such as diabetes, obesity, and hyperthyroidism.