From proudly wearing your school colors to cheering at the top of your lungs, there’s nothing more exciting than to passionately show your support for your university’s team during the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) season. Now, you can also show your school spirit and even help your university get a P500,000 scholarship fund or score a trip to Japan for two with Nissin Cup Noodles’ limited-edition UAAP packs.
Nissin Cup Noodles, one of the leading cup noodle brands in the country, released UAAP-themed packaging in time for Season 87. The special packs will be available on Nissin’s 12 mini-cup flavors, which include Seafood, Beef, Bulalo, Batchoy, Chicken, and more. Each package features different university match-ups and a vibrant design that takes inspiration from the exciting UAAP basketball games that thousands of fans look forward to. The mini size is perfect for enjoying a quick snack while rooting for your favorite team at home, work, and even on the go.
Plus, the limited-edition mini cups have a special QR code that you can scan for a chance to win a trip to Japan for two or P5,000 GCash credits. You can even help a UAAP university win a P500,000 scholarship fund. All you have to do is to scan the QR code, which you can find on the cup sleeve, look for the unique code at the back of the cup lid, register and enter the code, and vote for your chosen university. Whether you’re a student or an alumnus, this is definitely a fun and unique way to show your unwavering support for your university teams.
The UAAP season is a great time for students and alumni to come together to root for their favorite teams to win the trophy, and also watch out for fresh athletic talents. With Nissin Cup Noodles, you can level up the good vibes as you watch and enjoy various sports activities.
So, what are you waiting for? Flaunt your school spirit to the fullest because the “CUPetition” is definitely on. Don’t miss out on the limited-edition Nissin UAAP mini cups, now available in leading supermarkets, groceries and convenience stores.
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