CHEERIOS®

Nesquik 375g

Nesquik 625 g

Nesquik Alphabet

Chocapic

Honey cheerios

Gold corn flakes

Yes, you you can keep your receipt or take a picture with your phone for the code & receipt  for future reference.

The prize includes a family trip to Kenya , 5 NIGHTS/6 days accommodation on full board basis, all meals included! (sharing one family room)

4 wild animal game drive through famous Nairobi National parks

Transfer between hotels & airports included

Travel insurance included,  Return flights from capital cities to Nairobi for family of 4 from each country  will be available.

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A complete breakfast should include a balance of nutrients from each of the major food groups. As a guide, it might look like this: • 1 grain-based starchy food • 1 dairy food • 1 portion of fresh fruit • 1 glass of water • Optionally, an additional source of protein Nestlé breakfast cereals are a nutritious breakfast choice as they are: • A source of fiber and whole grain • Low in fat (most have low levels of all types of fat, including saturates) • Fortified with vitamins and minerals such as B vitamins, calcium and iron • A lower calorie per kilojoule, fat and sugar choice than many other breakfast food options

We add a pinch of salt to our cereals to improve their taste & texture. It also improves product shelf life. We have been working to reduce salt levels in our cereals over the last 15 years