QUAKE OVERLOAD MOCHA BUTTER WRITABLE PACKS

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Sadako and I love going to the supermarket to discover new stuff.


Last week we chanced upon the Quake Overload Mocha Butter Writable Pack. Quake Overload isn't new to us; we've enjoyed it in the past, Sadako bringing it to school for baon. But this writable pack is pretty new.


For P55, each pack contains 12 individually packed yummy mocha cream-filled cake bars, and the cool thing is that there is a dedicated part on the pack where you can #ShowYourFeels and write short notes. You can even post a sticker coz each pack comes with a pad of cool emoticon stickers.


Drop by your favorite groceries and supermarkets and get the limited edition Quake Overload Mocha Butter Writable Packs for P55.

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