You can be paid $ 30 an hour to test Domino's Garlic Bread

If you live on the other side of Australia, do not lose hope – Domino will pay a hotel and a return flight if you are chosen and you do not live within driving distance.

The ideal candidate "understands the perfect relationship between" crispness and sweetness "" and "never met a carbohydrate that did not please them," Domino said in the list. They must also have "taste buds" and have "burn their fingers at least once, not being able to wait for the bread with the garlic to cool down".

If you are that friend who always comments on what people are ordering during an outing, this could be the job that suits you – the ideal candidate "has always considered the food choices of other people (solicited or not)," says .

Garlic bread is one of the iconic products of the chain. According to Domino's Australia, nearly 42,000 loaves of garlic were sold on National Garlic Day last year. But it's not just about garlic bread on the table – the taste tester will also have the exclusive chance to taste products that have not yet been made public.

Candidates should complete a quiz and explain to Domino why they are the ideal candidate in 200 words or a 30-second video. Applications close on October 7th.

The chain has been testing new creative methods in the country for many years. Earlier, Domino unveiled a hot and cold compartment delivery robot in Brisbane and tested drone delivery in New Zealand. Elsewhere in the United States earlier this year, a promotion used artificial intelligence in the Domino application to identify pizza as a pizza.