Are you familiar with the Taiwanese brand Chun Cui He? If you’re not, they produce milk tea bottles and are really popular in Taiwan.
Not to mention the fact that, well, Singaporeans go absolutely crazy over these bottles. Like bat-shit crazy. They literally stormed convenience stores just for the drink.
Maybe the drinks should have been retracted from Singapore longer, just so that the ‘zombies’ don’t go out baying for blood.
(Note: In August 2016, Chun Cui He’s milk tea products were withdrawn from Singapore because there was apparently an ‘unapproved ingredient’ in the drink. They have since taken out the ingredient, and the drinks were shipped back to Singapore in December 2016.)
Anyway, rejoice, you milk-tea deprived people.
For the Taiwanese brand will be pushing out not one flavour, but two new flavours at once.
Chun Cui He Soy Milk Tea
Soy Milk Tea flavours, guys! Either Green tea or black tea.
They announced it on their Facebook page on 17 August.
Yeah, it’s real.
And It’s out
That’s right; the new milk tea flavours are out! Now, before you start raiding all the nearby convenience stores, note that the new products are available ONLY at selected Cheers & NTUC FairPrice stores.
And there’s a deal too!
See you there!
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