How to get bonus credits for Coles MasterChef Cookware range
Shoppers can fast-track their way to getting the popular MasterChef Cookware range at Coles, and be in with a chance to win a year’s supply of groceries.
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News Corp Australia readers can get their hands on bonus credits for the latest Coles MasterChef Cookware range.
The five bonus credits will be available in News Corp newspapers on April 1 and 2.
It comes as Coles launches a new competition for shoppers to win a year’s worth of groceries.
Customers can earn points toward the MasterChef Cookware and go in the draw to win a year’s supply of groceries (worth $13,624) when they spend $20 or more in one transaction and scan their Flybuys.
The exclusive seven-piece MasterChef Cookware collection includes non-stick fry pans, saucepan, casserole pan and non-stick roaster with rack.
Coles executive general manager for packaged grocery, Jonathan Torr, said the new collectable program aimed to inspire a love for home cooking using great quality cookware.
“We’re always looking for ways to provide value to our customers in a meaningful way through our collectable programs, and by topping up kitchens with useful kitchen items when people are already spending more time cooking at home, is the perfect time to get involved with this program,” he said.
“Not only are we making chef quality pots and pans more accessible to customers across the country, we’re also giving them a chance to win a years’ worth of groceries. With the increasing cost-of-living pressures, we know this is something that can help make a real difference to many households who are doing it tough right now.”
Coles customers can also redeem cookware credits at Coles online and receive more bonus credits by buying more than 1400 supermarket products from brands including Air Wick, Bulla, Coles Finest, Colgate and Continental.
Originally published as How to get bonus credits for Coles MasterChef Cookware range
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