ALPHAMEGA Hypermarkets’ reward scheme

Complete the assorted MasterChef cooking equipment through the ALPHAMEGA Hypermarkets’ reward scheme with confectionery pans and utensils

ALPHAMEGA Hypermarkets continue to reward their loyal customers by giving them the opportunity to complete the collection of Italian cooking equipment MasterChef with confectionery pans and utensils.

The MasterChef products were developed following the astonishing success of the globally renowned titular TV game-show and are made from top-quality materials, designed to give users the professional characteristics of pans and utensils used by professional chefs. The collection includes a non-stick muffin mould, non-stick trays (round and square), silicone mats, non-stick cookie tray, metal containers, confectionery utensils and a kitchen scale.

Until February 4, 2018, ALPHAMEGA customers can take part in the new reward scheme, receiving a coupon with every €20 of shopping. The required number of coupons can be exchanged for the assorted MasterChef kitchenware for free, while for half the number of coupons they can be bought at a very low price.

Coupons can be exchanged until February 11, 2018, subject to availability. At the same time, by filling out a short questionnaire on the reward scheme at www.tellalphamega.com/continuity, ALPHAMEGA Hypermarkets’ customers automatically enter a draw, and one lucky customer every month will win a set of two baking silicone mats, a large container, a set of 3 confectionery utensils, and a kitchen scale, worth a total €145.

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