The Perfect Snack: Jollibee's Crispy Flavored Fries and Fruity Floats

Spice up your after school or barkada hangout with the latest snack combo from Jollibee- the Jolly Crispy Flavored Fries and Fruity Floats.

With two favorite flavors to choose from- Super Cheese and Sour Cream, Jolly Crispy Fries are made with 100% real potatoes. Savor each bite as the fries are definitely loaded with your favorite flavor.

For only P90* the large Jolly Crispy Flavored Fries comes with a Fruity Float to make your merienda experience more awesome. The Fruity Floats comes in Watermelon and Blueberry flavors, and each sip is perfect for the crispy flavored fries.

The Jolly Crispy Flavored Fries and Fruit Floats combo are available for dine-in and drive-thru in all Jollibee stores around the country.

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