We might’ve just celebrated the new year, but we’ve got another hoopla coming up – Chinese New Year. It’s time to revel in the festivities as we welcome the Year of the Dragon, and feast till our bellies are burstin’. Speaking of which, Cadbury has launched a bunch of cute freebies to score when you stock up on their chocolates.
They’ve got chio red packets, CNY-themed Cadbury building blocks, and even $90 worth of FairPrice vouchers available from now till February 2024. Here’s huats up:
Skip the typical chocolate coins and upgrade your snacks to Cadbury’s chocolates. Trust us, your guests will appreciate the quality chocolatey goodness.
There’s the milk chocolate option that’s creamy, smooth, and sweet – a definite hit with the kiddos. The roast almond and fruit and nut variations both have actual chunks of fruit and nut that’s great for quelling your munchies.
Go ahead and pull the bottom for a fun surprise.
Kudos to you if you’ve noticed the new packaging on these chocs. Cadbury has released limited edition chocolate sleeves to celebrate Chinese New Year, and of course, they are dragon-themed.
Chocoholic or not, these Cadbury snacks are worth stocking up this Chinese New Year as there are freebies to be redeemed. Those who spend $15 and above can score a free Cadbury building block to build with the fam.
There are 2 adorable designs to choose from, and you can display them as Chinese New Year decorations.
Shoppers who hit $18 can redeem free red packets too. There are 5 colours in total, and you’ll definitely stand out from the crowd with the golden dragon illustration. And for the last surprise – there are FairPrice vouchers worth $90 hidden in 8 random red packets. Here’s to hoping you’re 1 of the lucky 8 to walk home with the vouchers.
These limited edition red packets and vouchers are available for redemption at the FairPrices located in AMK Hub, Jurong Point, VivoCity, and NEX on 20th-21st and 27th-28th January, and 3rd-4th February 2024.
As far as chocolatey treats go, Cadbury’s easily a favourite amongst both kids and adults. Before the festivities are in full swing, remember to head to your local FairPrice to stock up – and don’t forget to claim the freebies at the checkout counters.
This post was brought to you by Cadbury.
Photography by Shawn Low.
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