Australian pizza chain Domino’s is offering a keen foodie a chance to become a garlic bread taste tester for a day.

The unique role, which has been advertised on Linkedin, asks those considering applying to make sure they don’t ‘fear carbs’ and are naturally passionate about food.

Other essential qualities include ‘five years’ experience in garlic bread consumption’ as well as an ‘understanding of the pizza and garlic bread relationship’.

Whoever is lucky enough to land the job will be paid $30 an hour for seven and a half hours and will taste a range of extra foods in addition to the toasted bread.

Pizza chain Domino’s is looking for a keen foodie to taste test its garlic bread and the lucky applicant will be paid 

‘We’re looking for someone a little bit crunchy, but mostly warm and soft on the inside, to help taste test our World-Famous Garlic Breads at Domino’s Headquarters in Brisbane,’ reads information on the ad.

Those applying should know they’ll be spending the day at Domino’s HQ testing a range of treats and ‘providing important feedback to the team’.

If the applicant isn’t located within driving distance of the offices, the company is offering return domestic flights and one night’s free accommodation. 

Those applying should know they’ll be spending the day at Domino’s HQ in testing a range of treats and ‘providing important feedback to the team

What skills do you need for the job? 

An understanding of the pizza and garlic bread relationship may help you land the gig

* Minimum of five years’ experience in garlic bread consumption

* Has a detailed understanding of the pizza and garlic bread relationship

* Has working taste buds

* Has burned their fingers at least once not being able to wait for the garlic bread to cool down

* Has a history of reviewing other people’s food choices (solicited and/or unsolicited).

Source: Domino’s via Linkedin 

Interested foodies should get their applications into Domino’s by Monday 7 October 2019

The ad lists a particular set of requirements for those considering the job which includes ‘working taste buds’ and ‘history of reviewing other’s food choices’. 

Additionally, by way of proving your dedication, it helps if you’ve burned your fingers ‘at least once waiting for garlic bread to cool’.

Although no specific personality traits are asked for, the tongue-in-cheek ad requests the ideal candidate ‘does not identify as a vampire’ and ‘understands the perfect ‘crunch to softness’ ratio. 

Interested applicants will need to complete an online survey as well explaining in 200 words or a 30 second video why they are the perfect candidate.

‘Get creative! But no loafing around – applications close Monday 7 October 2019, so be quick!’

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Australian pizza chain Domino’s is advertising for a garlic bread taste tester

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