Our love for nostalgic White Rabbit candy is not disappearing anytime soon. Just two months ago, Haofood introduced the White Rabbit Popsicle in NTUC FairPrice, and this time, we have 7-Eleven bringing us three new White Rabbit candy flavours: Coffee, Coconut, and Mango. They are currently available at $5 for three, or $2 a packet. Do note that these are outlet exclusive items, so visit the 7-Eleven Facebook page before heading down to your nearest store.Â
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Each flavour comes in its own coloured packaging, standing apart from the usual white-and-blue combo found on normal White Rabbit candy pieces. For something sweet and fruity, perhaps try the mango-infused White Rabbit flavour.Â
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For coffee lovers, go for the coffee-flavoured White Rabbit. Expect something sweet, creamy and aromatic—definitely more sugary than your morning cuppa.
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Alternatively, for something milder in flavour, opt for the coconut-infused White Rabbit candy. It is perfumed with a coconut aroma and a milky note, akin to the original White Rabbit flavour.Â
Image credit: 7-Eleven Singapore
If you still prefer the original, creamy and milky White Rabbit candy, fret not, as 7-Eleven is also offering these delectable treats for $5, housed in an XXL White Rabbit packaging. Inside, the wrapper contains 200g of miniature, individually wrapped White Rabbit candy pieces.Â
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If you are a huge fan of the White Rabbit candy, you can also consider 7-Eleven’s exclusive White Rabbit-themed merch. You can either go for the cute tote bags ($5), or the sleek umbrellas ($15), both of which feature the iconic White Rabbit candy wrapper. Â
For more food news, check out Takagi Ramen’s new 24-hour outlet in Simei or the famous Eng Kee Chicken Wings, which is set to open in Beauty World end October, bringing its well-loved $1.30 fried chicken to Bukit Timah residents.Â
Feature image adapted from 7-Eleven Singapore‘s post.
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