This CNY, OLDTOWN White Coffee is launching a new Coconut Flavoured White Coffee and hosting a contest 'BUY OLDTOWN, GET ONG NOW!' offering over RM200,000 in eWallet reload pins and cash prizes. Participants can buy OLDTOWN products, snap a photo of their receipt, and upload it online for a chance to win. Including the new Coconut Flavoured White Coffee in the receipt grants two contest entries.
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Buy two or more OLDTOWN products in a single receipt to qualify for the Cash Prize Winner Selection. TIP: If you include the NEW OLDTOWN White Coffee Coconut Flavoured in the receipt, you will be eligible for two contest entries. Plus, with zero trans fat, you can enjoy this delightful treat guilt-free. If you're looking to shake up your coffee routine this Chinese New Year, this new flavour is one you shouldn't miss!
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