{Sponsored Post} Fans of Flavour

The Pink Tarha ladies are famous for our munchies. If you visit our cubicles in our office, you'll find that one of our side tables has been designated as the "snack corner" because it contains food and drinks which can satiate our hunger until lunch time or dismissal time comes, from chocolates to candies to soda to chips. And one favorite that is always in this corner is Pringles.

C'mon, who doesn't like Pringles? We grew up with Pringles being the number one imported potato chips in our household. More than 180 countries in the world enjoy Pringles. It comes in many flavors! The most popular flavor is Sour Cream and Onion. My favorite is barbecue. What's yours? Have you tried the newest flavor, Roast Chicken? 

Pringles has come up with a challenge for one of its fans. (I doubt we can take on this challenge if it were us in these videos, haha!) The Fan vs. Flavour invites Pringles fans to guess who will win in four different fun and unexpected head-to-head challenges which can be viewed in four films. 

Who do you think will win these battles, the fan or the flavor?! Our heart goes to the fan, of course, being fans ourselves. But the flavors of Pringles has always been mighty and delectable. Hmn?

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This post is sponsored by Pringles. All opinions expressed are of the writers'.

Sponsored Video: Help A Child Reach 5

When washing my hands, I hum the Happy Birthday song from start to end twice. The 20 seconds I spend humming the song is an adequate amount of time to sud up, clean my hands, and improve hand hygiene. Keeping our hands clean is the easiest way to avoid getting sick because there are a lot of diseases that start and spread with dirty hands. One of them is diarrhoea. 

Diarrhoea, as we know it, is having three or more loose bowel movements in a day. For most of us, having diarrhoea is quite common. Some of us have it twice a year or so but we recover and move on quickly from it. However, did you know that diarrhoea is a common cause of death in developing countries? It’s also the second most common cause of infant deaths worldwide that in 2009, 1.5 million children under the age of 5 died because of diarrhoea. 

The residents of Thesgora

Lifebuoy, the soap company launched in England by the Lever Brothers in 1895, has been committed to health and hygiene education and has been helping various communities in the world to prevent diseases like diarrhoea through proper hand washing. One of these communities is Thesgora, a village in India with one of the highest rates of diarrhoea in the country. Lifebuoy aims to bring more awareness to Thesgora, and eventually to other villages, through a series of on-the-ground charity work to help more children reach their fifth birthday. 

Watch this heartwarming video of Gondappa, a resident of Thesgora, celebrate his son’s firth birthday… his first child to reach the age of 5. 

It’s easy for most of us to ignore proper hand washing but Lifebuoy educates us that the simple act of washing hands with soap can reduce the risk of diarrhoeal diseases by 42-47%. With Lifebuoy’s help, more and more children in Thesgora will survive to the age of 5 and beyond. Clean hands can definitely save lives! Encourage your children to wash their hands properly and frequently today! Start singing "Happy Birthdays" not only for washing hands but also for children in villages like Thesgora who will live to celebrate more birthdays in their lives. ;) 

Here are the reactions of parents to Gondappa's story...

This entry is sponsored by Lifebuoy.