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Oreo and Pokémon: A delicious alliance hits Singapore

Oreo and Pokémon collaboration with special edition range of cookies coming out in Singapore, featuring unique designs and exciting flavors.

Singapore is about to be treated to a unique fusion of snack-time pleasure and fandom excitement as Oreo teams up with the iconic Pokémon franchise. This month marks the launch of a special edition series of Pokémon-themed cookies. This event promises to enthral Pokémon enthusiasts and cookie lovers alike, blending the thrill of collectables with the delight of a sweet snack.

An array of Pokémon-themed treats

The heart of this partnership is an impressive lineup of 16 distinctive Oreo designs, each showcasing a beloved Pokémon character. Fan favourites like Pikachu, Charmander, and Piplup appear, but the real star is the elusive Mew design. Securing this rare cookie adds to a collector’s pride and offers the chance to win fabulous prizes, like an Oreo Pokémon lamp and a unique metal coin set.

Each Oreo pack is a surprise unto itself, containing a random selection of these Pokémon-themed cookies. This strategy creates an element of surprise with every purchase and emphasises the collectable aspect of the cookies, making each pack a potential treasure trove for enthusiasts.

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A palate of playful flavours

The appeal of this collection isn’t just visual; it’s a compelling journey of taste. Alongside classic flavours like Vanilla and Chocolate, the range also introduces Strawberry and the unique Chocolate Banana flavour, a playful tribute to Pikachu’s energetic personality. Each purchase of an Oreo Pokémon multipack is further sweetened with a collectable photo card featuring one of the 16 Pokémon characters, adding another dimension to this exciting culinary adventure.

Engaging fans with interactive events

The excitement extends beyond just cookies. A week-long event at VivoCity, scheduled from March 18 to March 24, 2024, promises an immersive experience for Pokémon fans. Furthermore, activities like the #FindMew hunt and a Buy to Win contest give fans additional opportunities to acquire exclusive Oreo Pokémon collectables and merchandise.

For the latest information on the Oreo Pokémon collection, fans are encouraged to follow @oreo.mysg on Instagram and OreoMalaysiaSingapore on Facebook.

In summary, the Oreo and Pokémon collaboration is more than just a treat for the taste buds; it celebrates two beloved worlds coming together. This limited-edition series demonstrates the creative ways in which brands can engage with popular culture to create memorable experiences for consumers.

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