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【領獎攻略】積攢免費領取自制草莓醬方式

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我家除了可以定做各式可愛蛋糕，而已對于吃的，我家絕不馬虎。
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【果醬可現場選擇草莓或芒果，因數量有限先到先得】
2.領取禮品方式：可以自行到赤崗地鐵站C出口領取（不用出站）。領取時間爲：周五18:00-19:00（3月25日及4月1日）
3.需要提前一天預約，如已預約因私人原因取消，將不給予補送，因爲蛋糕均爲當天現做，無法補送。
4.因爲參與人數太多，産品均爲現做，需分批提貨，自提務必提前預約好時間再前來哦。
參與過活動的，購買蛋糕可獲得9折優惠券哦。
用心制作，只爲提供更好的給你！
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有興趣的可以進店了解！
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