#HappyBreadDay 2014

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 I've been always present to Gardenia's Happy Bread Day celebration for three consecutive years and they never failed to disappoint me. I was overwhelmed to witness again the fun activities, exciting games and prizes and of course the overflowing of breads they prepared for the bread lovers.
 
I am truly a Gardenia bread eater and the Banana Choco Muffin is my favorite because I'm a chocoholic. I am so excited every time that October comes because it was the celebration of Happy Bread Day around the world and I'm so grateful that Gardenia throw this kind of event for everyone.
 
The Happy Bread Day held last Saturday, October 18, 2014 at SM Mall of Asia, Music Hall. The Bread City, this year's theme was open to the public around 10am until 9pm.
 
 

 
A week ago, they encouraged everyone to register online to avoid long queue in the registration. The pre-registrants received a freebies. There's a lot of counter and special lane so everyone can enter in the Bread City.  Upon registration, guests will receive a Bread City Passport that will stamped by every booth they will visit inside.








Each booth offers exciting promo and let everyone taste their delectable products and refreshments together with Gardenia breads.

 

By collecting 6 stamps on the passport you can pick a prize at the Souvenir Corner! Exciting goodies like Umbrella, Bread Keeper, Ballpen, Tumbler, Sandals, etc. was given away.



While having fun in the event, kids can stay and enjoy in the Kiddie Corner. They can play toys and read some educational books displayed.


I'm so happy that there's a Health and Wellness booth inside where every one can avail a free health consultation.


The Next Big Sandwich Hit Finale cook-off at the Gardenia Sandwich School. The top ten HRM and culinary universities who joined in this years’ competition include: (in alphabetical order) Adamson University, Far Eastern University, La Consolacion College, National University, Philippine Women’s University, St. Paul Quezon City, St. Scholastica’s College Manila, University of the East, University of the Philippines, and University of Sto. Tomas.
 
Congratulations to the Grand Winner of Next Big Sandwich Hit 2014, Bianessa Team--Kisha Mae and Vanessa Andrada from #NationalUniversity!



 


In the Bread Store, you can purchase Gardenia products in a discounted price! And by donating the G-lock you can help others because by every G-lock donation, Gardenia will donate breads to chosen beneficiaries.




Lots of exciting fun games prepared that audience participated. Every hour there's a raffle draw. I'm pig out to the sumptuous breads I've tasted. Celebrities also joined on the event. And I'm pretty sure, no one left hungry and happy. It was indeed a #HappyBreadDay! Kudos Gardenia Philippines, I had a blast!

 
 
 
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