October 3, 2020

BreadTalk Celebrates 20th Anniversary with 8-For-$10 Promo From Now Till 14 Oct 20, Flosss Bun Included

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Grab any 8 buns or dry cakes for $10

BreadTalk is celebrating its 20th Anniversary and they are offering an irresistible deal.

From now till 14 October, pick your favourite buns and dry cakes at 8 for $10, which means you are only paying $1.25 per piece.

The promotion is valid for both online order and in stores.

Choose from the following:

 

Terms & Conditions

  • Promotion is available at all BreadTalk Outlets except Jewel, Resorts World Sentosa, Marina Bay Sands & Singapore Cruise Centre.
  • 8 for $10 promotion is only valid on tea cakes at Bread Society ION, CityLink, Funan, Marina Bay Link Mall, Raffles City & Rivervale Mall.
  • Not valid with other promotions, discounts, vouchers and privileges.

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Top 4 most haunted places in Singapore according to a local paranormal investigator

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As SingapoRediscovers with promotions on hotels, attractions, and tours, some of you are searching for a bit more ‘adventure’ than what’s available out there. If you’re up for a spooky one, take it from a local paranormal investigator on the top most haunted places in Singapore.

#1: Pulau Ubin
Pulau Ubin in the evening

Image Credits: Culture Trip

A ‘beautiful’ voice

Honestly, I’ve been to Pulau Ubin many times during the day so I’m not sure what comes out to greet you if you’re there when the sun goes down. But according to Noel Boyd, a 42-year-old Singaporean paranormal investigator, it’s all about creepy experiences.

Part of his own personal experience 13 years ago, Boyd recounts of being with a group of ghost hunters at Pulau Ubin. While they were outside the island’s Muslim cemetery, the group heard a female voice singing.

The highlight of the story was that Boyd found the voice very beautiful, but his fellow companions thought otherwise. “I spoke to a few people after that and they tell me that if she sings, she would sound beautiful if she wants you,” he said.

Thank God Boyd left with the rest of the group who did not want to dig further into the source of the sound. That’s because, following the next two weeks, Boyd kept having recurring nightmares. And yes, as you’ve probably guessed it right… it’s that of a female calling out to him. Each time he would wake up with a fever which would go away after some time.

To counter the issue, Boyd visited a medium which put an end to his nightmares after two weeks.

But that’s not all.

Invisible handprints

This incident happened five years ago on Pulau Ubin’s Mamam beach. Boyd was camping with his companion on the beach when he heard footsteps around the tent. Eerily, when they got out of their tent to investigate, the sound would cease.

“We heard female laughter, so I thought there was somebody else camping on the other side.” But what gave them goosebumps was the fingers pushing into the tent and slowly moving downwards, Boyd shared.

Want a first-hand experience? You know where to go now.

#2: Istana Woodneuk
Istana Woodneuk

Image Credits: TripAdvisor

For those who’ve not heard of Istana Woodneuk, it’s an abandoned two-storey palace located at 766 Tyersall Avenue, Singapore 257699.

Owned by a Malaysian royal family, Boyd pointed out that the mansion was used as a hospital for soldiers during the second world war. But it was later bombed. In more recent times, the building has seen various satanic cults trespassing for their rituals.

Just last week, a British YouTuber uploaded a video on Sep 26 with a tour of the run-down residence. But it seems like the video has been taken down following his comments:

**UPDATE**: Since posting this video it has been brought to my attention that I was possibly trespassing. If this is the case then I apologise unreservedly. It wasn’t my intention. So please bear this in mind if you decide to visit this site, and that you do so at your own risk!

#3: Bukit Batok Nature Reserve
Bukit Batok Nature Reserve

Image Credits: Travel Triangle

Who would have thought that Bukit Batok Nature Reserve would end up on our list of the most haunted places in Singapore?

The unsolved case of the rape and murder of a 27-year-old jogger in 2000 and a decomposed body of a woman found in the reserve in 2008 are enough to set things right in the spine-chilling direction.

Boyd also shares that there is a Japanese war memorial on one of the paths at Bukit Batok Nature Reserve.

#4: Changi Beach & Old Changi Hospital
Old Changi Hospital

Image Credits: Must Share News

Boyd states that because of the Sook Ching massacre, he regards Changi beach as the most haunted beach in Singapore. He and his team have always managed to record “good activity” in that location so you might be keen to give it a try.

As for Old Changi Hospital, it probably needs no further explanation. Opened in 1935, the now-defunct general hospital closed in December 1997 following a merger.

Paranormal encounters have been told by many who’ve treaded the grounds. Among the people Boyd has interviewed, a former nurse reported always feeling like someone was watching. Probably it was something and not someone?

Anyway, coming later this month on Oct 17, ExplorerSG is hosting a Halloween Special: Haunted Old Changi Hospital Night Walk. The group will meet at Changi Village at 7pm and visit the Old Changi Hospital from the main and back entrance. Please note that they will not be entering the premises, only walking around the perimeter of the compound. The event will end at 8.30pm.

ExplorerSG has noted that those who are uncomfortable with paranormal activities should not RSVP for the event. Also, you will be required to stay together with the group at all times.

If you’re looking for more ghostly adventures within the hospital grounds, you would be better off going alone. Good luck!

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Giant Promises Lower Prices That Last

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COVID-19 has proven itself a killer, not just to our social lives but our wallets as well.

Thousands have lost their jobs with many more to come, and a Singapore celebrity even has to offer his retirement boat for offshore tours, with himself as a tour guide.

Now, while you can deal without buying 4 cups of bubble tea or six plates of takoyaki on a daily basis, there’s one cost we cannot siam: Daily necessities.

Job or no job, you still got to eat, right?

Well, if you’re feeling stressed out over the lack of zeroes in your bank account and stocks running out in your own home, I’ve got something good for you.

Giant Promises Lower Prices On Daily Essentials

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, some people have been struggling to make ends meet, so Giant is helping by promising this: Lower prices that last for a long, long time.

Which isn’t surprising, really, considering how Giant is all about giving people in Singapore “the freshest food and all the essentials at fantastic value for you and your family”.

“It’s the little things that make a Giant difference.”

In total, they’re pledging S$17 million to reduce the prices of hundreds of daily essentials in Giant stores across Singapore.

The best part? The products aren’t selected because a Giant staff member loves Maggie Mee.

They actually went out to survey customers on what everyday essentials are important to them before making the decision.

Reader Bao: So bubble tea is there?

Erm, no.

And It’ll Last For Months

The entire purpose of Giant Singapore with the price reduction is to help people in Singapore tide through the tough times.

And since the tough times is predicted to last for a long time, Giant Singapore is making a similar promise as well.

This particular initiative isn’t just a mere supermarket promotion.

It’s going to be a long-term price reduction, which will be here today, tomorrow, next week, next month, and even longer.

Image: Gfycat

What Can You Expect?

Alright, so “hundreds of everyday favourite products” can be a bit vague.

Let’s have a sneak peek at what you can enjoy at your nearest Giant when you’re there, shall we?

  • Cabbage Vegetable Cooking Oil 2L ($4.30, price before $5.65)
  • Ibumie Mi Goreng 5packs ($1.80, price before $2.35)
  • Lee Kum Kee Panda Oyster Sauce ($3, price before $3.70)
  • Dove Shower Beauty Nourishing 1L ($5.90, price before $9.70)

We all know daily essentials isn’t equivalent to just non-fresh products; it’s the 21st century, after all.

And it seems Giant understands this as well because they have partnered up with suppliers to offer price reductions on fresh produce, meat and seafood too.

  • Minced Pork ($0.90/100g, price before $1.29)
  • Golden Pomfret (2 for $6, price before 2 for $9)
  • China Fuji Apples (5 for $2.50, price before 5 for $5)
  • Assorted Leafy Vegetables Chye Sim, Kang Kong, Spinach (3 for $2, price before 3 for $2.70)
  • Vannaemei prawns, commonly known as the white prawn ($1/100g, price before: $1.89/100g)

Remember, these are just the tip of the iceberg and there are way more than what we’ve written available there.

In total, hundreds of everyday essentials across a wide variety of categories in Giant have their prices reduced on an average of 20%.

Image: Giant Singapore

You can find out more about the entire range of products here.

Even if you don’t have the time to go to a Giant store nearby, that’s okay, because when we went digging through Giant’s website, the price reductions apply at their online store too.

Image: Giphy

A Better Shopping Experience

If you have a Giant supermarket near you, you might’ve noticed that they’ve changed their signboards.

That’s not the only thing that’s changed.

In the same research that they’ve made to find out what’s important to customers, Giant Singapore also realised that people want a better shopping experience.

We have listened and acted on what our customers have told us on what matters most to them in these tough times – lower prices, better quality fresh food and an improved shopping experience.”

So don’t be surprised if you go to a Giant near your house and realise that it’s brighter, neater and less confusing to navigate.

There are also new zones customers can look forward to:

  • $1 zones for bargain hunters
  • Snack World where you can get all the snacks you need to Netflix at home
  • World of Food where you find carefully-curated international brands
  • Guardian Store-in-Store which has everything you’ll need when it comes to health and beauty.

They’re also focused on bringing in more choices for customers at affordable prices and even launched Meadows, an exclusive brand offering globally sourced high-quality food, with prices that are significantly more affordable than the equivalent brands.

Image: Giphy

Lower Prices That Win Web Game

Life isn’t all fun and games, but sometimes, games are what you need to get through life.

Giant Singapore, other than reducing prices on many products and refreshing their outlets around Singapore, also decided to slip in a web game where you can play for exciting prices.

Play the Giant Lower Prices That Last game and stand to win $100 Giant vouchers if you are the top 3 scorers for each round! Check here to play.

And So, What Are You Waiting For?

No matter whether you decide to shop online or at any Giant store located all around Singapore, this is a chance to survive, or, dare I say, improve the quality of your life, without hurting your wallet.

You can find out where’s the nearest Giant store near you here.

Or, if you’re feeling particularly lazy, you can shop online here.

This article was first published on Goodyfeed.com and written in collaboration with Giant Singapore.

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Sparkly Studded Cold Cups Available At Starbucks Singapore From 5 October 2020

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Get Your Studded Cold Cups From Starbucks

Starbucks will be launching the sparkly fun Cold Cups in magical green and pretty pink from 5 October 2020.

The Cold Cup tumblers is available in 24oz size and will cost $39.90 each.

Available exclusively at all Starbucks stores in Singapore for Starbucks Rewards members. Not available at stores located at Changi Airport (except Jewel). While stocks last.

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