Last week, supermarket giant ASDA premiered its Christmas advert for 2022. Featuring festive legend Buddy the Elf, the advert has already been a huge hit with shoppers.
Some people are already calling it the 'best Christmas advert of 2022', with retailers like John Lewis and TK Maxx yet to premiere theirs. But what most shoppers probably won't realise is that ASDA has hidden eight different items in the advert.
If you look closely, you should be able to spot them (once you know what you're looking for). To make things even better, shoppers who are able to spot them could get £100 put straight into their ASDA account.
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To be in a chance with getting the instant free £100 cash, you'll need to be signed up as a ASDA rewards member. You can download the app here.
The items ASDA shoppers need to spot are as follows. You'll need to find four out of the eight to be in a chance with winning:
- Francisco name badge
- Jack in the Box
- Narwhall
- New York taxi
- Racoon mug
- Santa's sleigh
- Snow globe
- Spaghetti & maple syrup
50 lucky winners will get £100 put straight into their ASDA rewards account. This money can be spent on anything at ASDA; including groceries, alcohol, household items and clothes.
A spokesperson for Asda said: "To celebrate the launch of its Christmas campaign starring the iconic Buddy the Elf, Asda is offering 50 lucky winners and Elf superfans the chance to win £100 in their Asda Rewards Cashpot if they can spot four hidden clues from the Elf movie within its Christmas ad."
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