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Social Media Wrap Up: KFC's Daylight Savings Party; Doughnut Time's Game of Thrones-themed offering; QSRs brace for Easter

Find out what QSRs have been up to on social media this week.

BRAND AND STORE UPDATES

KFC shared video highlights of their Daylight Savings Party in Victoria.

NEW ON THE MENU

The Coffee Club unveiled its Lamington-flavoured range.

Doughnut Time unveiled its Game of Thrones-inspired offering: the White Walker.

Gelato Messina announced it will release one GOT-themed special every Saturday starting this week.

PROMOS

Taco Bill invited customers to play an interactive game on Messenger for a chance to win prices.

Plant-based bakery Weirdoughs unveiled its take on the Hot Cross Bun.


Check out these Easter season promos from Ferguson Plarre and Bakers Delight.

Photo credit: Doughnut Time Facebook

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