Banjo’s Bakery Cafe gives pie-lovers a chance to win a pie a day for a year
Calling all pie lovers – a popular bakery is giving people the chance to win a year’s supply of free pies. Here is how to do it.
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Banjo’s Bakery Cafe, a national chain, is giving pie lovers the chance to win a year’s supply of free pies.
The bakery chain, with 41 stores, is known for its out-of-the-box pie flavours including Chicken Parmigiana, Double Cheeseburger and Tasmanian scallop.
CEO Jessica Saxby said they are calling on people to guess the bakery’s next signature pie flavour – for the chance to win a pie a day for a year.
Ms Saxby urged pastry enthusiasts to “think big” when it comes to guessing the new flavour combination.
“Banjo’s Bakery Café hopes to capture the imagination of our pie-loving nation and see what out-of-the-box flavours our new and existing customers guess for our next Signature Pie,” said Ms Saxby.
“Our team have had a wonderful time creating all of the Signature Pies, from concept and taste-testing, to seeing our lovely customers enjoy them – perhaps some of the consumer suggestions will become future staples on our menu,” she said.
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Banjo’s Bakery Café currently sells more than four million pies each year, with the Party Pie taking out the most popular menu item.
Ms Saxby says she hopes the competition will unite Australians through their devotion to the legendary pastry.
“Banjo’s puts community at its core and we hope during this tough and challenging time, guessing the new and innovative pie flavour can bring together families and friends, and provide a welcome distraction,” she said.
“Pies bring up nostalgic childhood memories, such as weekend sporting matches, school tuckshop treats and country road trips – we want to encourage these memories and conversations in the thought process”.
To submit your pie flavour guess, simply visit banjos.com.au and click ‘What’s Your Flavour?’ button to enter. Entries close on June 7.
The winner will be announced on June 16, ahead of the new flavour being revealed on June 17.
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