Here’s how you can win a trip to Cebu and meet Kim Chiu

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Julie’s kicks off 45th year with a fun surprise for loyal fans

In line with its 45th anniversary celebration, Julie’s, the country’s largest neighborhood bakeshop, recently launched its Scratch Saya promo, offering loyal fans the chance to join Kim Chiu in a Super Saya Fan Meet in Cebu.

Simply purchase any Julie’s Sliced Breads to receive a scratch card. One lucky winner each from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao will win an all-expenses-paid trip with a companion to Cebu and have the opportunity to meet Chiu during the Super Saya Fan Meet event in February. The three winners will also receive a pocket money of P15,000 each for the trip.

Julie’s Scratch Saya promo runs until February 18.

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