Meiji Hello Panda Chocolate biscuits are a globally loved snack featuring crunchy, panda-shaped shortbread shells filled with a smooth, creamy chocolate center. Available at SnacKing in South Africa, these Halaal-certified treats are imported from Meiji's Singapore facilities for guaranteed quality. You can purchase these iconic biscuits in single 32g packs or bulk 12 and 24-pack options starting from 15.00 ZAR. Each serving provides approximately 184 calories, making them a perfect portion-controlled snack for any time of day.
Category: Food, Beverages & Tobacco > Food Items > Snack Foods > Biscuits
Brand: Meiji
· Flavor: Chocolate
· Certification: Halaal
· Pack Sizes: Single, 12pck, 24pck
· Origin: Singapore
· Energy per serving: 184 kcal
· Allergens: Contains milk derivatives
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Q: Are Meiji Hello Panda Chocolate biscuits Halaal? A: Yes, these biscuits are Halaal-certified. At SnacKing, we offer them in single 32g packs starting at 15.00 ZAR, as well as bulk 12-pack and 24-pack options for your convenience.
Q: How long does shipping take for my order? A: Orders at SnacKing are processed within one working day once payment is received. We dispatch all orders via our courier service or international air mail. Please note that delivery being delayed is not grounds for a return or refund.
Q: What is the return policy for this product? A: The provision of goods is subject to availability. If an item is unavailable, SnacKing will contact you with options. An order can be cancelled if payment has not been made yet; once payment is processed, specific conditions apply regarding availability and delivery proof.
Q: What are the nutritional facts for this snack? A: Each 35g serving provides approximately 184 calories, 9.8g of fat, and 2.1g of protein. These treats feature a creamy chocolate filling inside a wheat-based biscuit shell and are imported from Meiji’s facilities in Singapore.
