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Tasty Snowballs are back

- By GORDON BARR

IT’S not an urban legend…Snowball Dough Ball Day is back!

With all proceeds going to Macmillan Cancer Support, dough-loving diners are encouraged to walk into any PizzaExpre­ss restaurant, donate £1 and receive a portion of the delicious festive treat.

Snowball Dough Balls are a festive fan favourite combining PizzaExpre­ss’s iconic Dough Balls, with a sprinkle of cinnamon, a flurry of icing sugar and a choice between a generous vanilla cream or the new salted caramel dip.

So forget December 25, this Christmas at PizzaExpre­ss it’s all about November 22. From 11.30am and throughout the day, you’ll be able to walk into your nearest PizzaExpre­ss restaurant, donate £1 to Macmillan Cancer Support, and enjoy a portion of this fabled Christmas dessert.

Traditiona­lly run on an annual basis to celebrate the launch of the restaurant brand’s Christmas menu, this year all funds raised from Snowball Dough Ball Day will go to Macmillan Cancer Support.

Just £28 could cover the cost of a Macmillan nurse for an hour, £546 could fund a Macmillan support worker for a week and £3,000 could pay for the build costs of an extra cancer Informatio­n Point. Every £1 donated will both help the charity, and result in a sweet Christmas treat! Macmillan Cancer Support provides vital emotional, financial, practical and medical support for the growing number of people living with cancer in the UK. For more informatio­n visit www.macmillan.org. uk

DETAILS FOR REDEMPTION:

When: Wednesday, November 22 all day (from opening until close) Where: Across all UK PizzaExpre­ss restaurant­s Terms & Conditions: 1. Offer open to individual­s aged 16 or over 2. Maximum of one serving per person 3. Offer excludes Dough Balls Doppio, Dough Balls ‘PizzaExpre­ss’ and Dough Balls Formaggi 4. Offer cannot be transferre­d or substitute­d and no cash alternativ­e will be offered 5. Guests can redeem the offer via takeaway (no additional purchase necessary) or eat in (with the purchase of a main course) 6. £1 donation in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support

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