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12-06-2023
one Weekly Win
These are the winners!

And you could win that at the last weekly win:

One of 5 tasting packs each from Friday's Organic Bakery

Irresistible mixes - vegan, organic & unbelievably delicious
Wafer rolls, cocoa cookies and hazelnut slices - good news for anyone who is already craving sophisticated biscuit and wafer creations as they read this: The new brand "Friday's Organic Bakery" is filling the nation's biscuit shelves with delicious mixes that are not only vegan, but organic too! Behind this irresistible flavour offensive is the Verden-based biscuit and wafer factory Hans Freitag - and with it 75 years of concentrated baking expertise.


Best ingredients, best flavour
"With Friday's Organic Bakery, we want to inspire people who love delicious snacks and want to know exactly what they are made from," says Anita Freitag-Meyer, who is the third generation to run the family business. The valuable spelt and oat flours, as well as the beet sugar used, come from hand-picked farmers in the region. This is also guaranteed by the Bioland contract partnership.

These are the winners of the last Weekly Wins (29 November to 6 December 2023)

The winners of a Friday's Organic Bakery tasting pack were

  • Claudia Schwenke, Rewe Markt GmbH
  • Michaela Döhn, Lekkerland SE
  • Monique Kunas, Rewe Markt GmbH
  • Sebastian Leu, REWE digital
  • Swenja Dödtmann, REWE Group


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