Chinese New Year is just around the corner and you know what that means….
No, I’m not talking about ang baos, but I bet that was the first thing to cross your mind wasn’t it?
I’m talking about pineapple tarts, the sinful ‘cookie’ filled with pineapple filling wrapped in a buttery pastry that just melts in your mouth.
The one you probably have to run on a treadmill for an hour just to burn off all the dreaded calories.
But forget all of that, because what’s coming up next will require you to leave your diet and workout plans for after Chinese New Year.
S’pore Pineapple Tart Challenges You To Finish ‘Extremely’ Spicy Pineapple Tarts For Vouchers
There is a website named pineappletarts.sg
AKA, Pineapple Tarts Singapore which aims to deliver the best tasting Chinese New Year Goodies like Pineapple Tarts.
And it is bringing to you Pineapple Tarts Singapore’s very own Spicy Challenge.
Did someone say spicy? But on Pineapple Tarts? What could go wrong right?
This could possibly be my most mindboggling article.
Basically, they’re introducing spicy versions of Pineapple Tarts.
Pineapple Tarts Singapore describes these CNY goodies as a “volcano encapsulated in a pineapple tart made specifically for the daredevils and not for the faint-hearted. Do not be fooled by its size as it packs a bombing punch to the throat.”
That sounds positively frightening.
The Challenge
“Finish eating 5 of these pineapple tarts in 3 minutes and earn yourself a $50 voucher off your next purchase! If you think you are up for this challenge, find out more below on how to participate!”
And here are the participation rules:
- Purchase a bottle of 5 pieces (limited to 1 per order).
- Take a video and consume all 5 pieces of our spicy challenge tarts within 3 minutes without drinking anything in the process.
- Share the video, tag us on Facebook and win a $50 voucher off your next purchase!
They even left a shady disclaimer: ” Do it at your own risk, we will not be liable for any consequences arising.”
Are you up for the challenge? You can order yours here.
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