As soon as Christmas comes, major coffee brands switch to selling cups, and Costa also sells slippers this year.
With Christmas approaching every year, several major coffee brands begin to compete to launch Christmas-themed hot drinks and desserts.
▲ 2015 Simbach Christmas special
▲ 2015Costa Christmas special drink
But in fact, what everyone is most looking forward to is all kinds of cups. It seems that at this time of year, the major coffee brands have changed careers to buy cups.
Among them, the cup belonging to Simbach is the most popular, and the purchasing price on a treasure can be twice that of the store. This money is really not too easy to earn!
All kinds of plastic cups, ceramic cups and insulation cups with Christmas themes have been released this year. Please sharpen your knives and prepare your hands.
▲ 2015 Simbach Christmas Series cups
In early November, Costa was the first to change into Christmas paper cups two months ahead of schedule, but the coffee makers who were looking forward to Christmas were overjoyed.
▲ 2015Costa Christmas Cup
Costa also launched a social networking campaign for people to post selfies holding cups online. The hidden skills of these cups were instantly developed-it turned out to be a "mask"!
The cup is so lovely, but the paper cup can only be thrown away after drinking it. What if you want to keep it forever? No problem. Costa has launched three more ceramic cups of the same style.
Costa may think that if we can't have a cup, we must have our own creativity. The marketing department conducted an in-depth visit and found that people are about to have a foot torture-Christmas shopping! So I decided, let's make soft slippers.
My cotton slippers are unique and most unique!
After Christmas shopping, I went home and drank a warm drink and stuffed my sore feet into this pair of soft slippers of the same style. Um... This B is fit, give me an 8 points for the home page bacteria.
Children's shoes you like can be bought. Big Costa are available all over the UK.
Source: most British
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