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Shortage alert for Orange Maltesers Bunnies!

Shortage alert for Orange Maltesers Bunnies!
Kiran Paul
By Kiran PaulMar 23, 2021
Kiran Paul
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Mars Wrigley UK said its Easter treat Orange Maltesers Bunnies have been almost sold out completely in many stores.

The company has now launched a social campaign to ensure a few lucky Brits will be able to get their hands on some of the last Maltesers Orange Bunny just in time for Easter.

“You’ve caught us orange handed! We knew that Brits loved the flavour orange, but we never predicted that Easter could be ruined as a result of the nation’s zest for a chocolate treat,” commented Chirag Shah, Mars Wrigley UK’s Chief Easter Officer.

“While it’s clear our choc-work has paid off, there is now a nationwide shortage of Orange Maltesers Bunnies. But don’t worry, we’re on a mission to help a lucky few ‘peel’ good and ensure Easter stays fresh!”

Fans would need to hop on over to Maltesers Twitter and Instagram pages, locate the competition post and simply tag a friend as well as share the reason why they love Maltesers Bunnies.

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