HottaUlam Single-Serve Ready-to-Heat From 7-Eleven Costs Php55 To Php79

7-Eleven just got a bit better! 7-Eleven is one of the favorite one-stop-shop in the Philippines. On-the-go individuals usually flock to the nearest convenience store 7-Eleven has just gotten a whole lot better! In the Philippines, 7-Eleven is a popular one-stop shop. When on the go, people frequently head to the next convenience shop for a short errand — whether it’s for food, personal care, or household items — at a reasonable price. Everything is almost literally within reach now that the HottaUlam! single-serve and for-sharing food options are available in more 7-Eleven outlets.

7-Eleven has just gotten a whole lot better! In the Philippines, 7-Eleven is a popular one-stop shop. When on the go, people frequently head to the next convenience shop for a short errand — whether it’s for food, personal care, or household items — at a reasonable price. Everything is almost literally within reach now that the HottaUlam! single-serve and for-sharing food options are available in more 7-Eleven outlets.

The numerous HottaUlam! options were officially launched late last year and are now available at over 2,000 stores across Luzon. Customers can take home any of the eight HottaUlam! single-serve varieties, which range in price from Php55 to Php79 per pack: Rico’s Lechon Binagoongan, Rico’s Lechon Sisig, Pork Laing, two sticks of Pork BBQ, Chicken BBQ, Fried Bangus, Pinakbet, and Ginataang Langka.

There are also larger servings for families and barkadas! Pork Steak, Chicken Curry, and Beef Caldereta are among the ready-to-heat lutong bahay viands that cost Php159 apiece and serve two to three people. At Php115 apiece, you may get Baliwag Liempo or Lechon Manok.

These no-cook, quick-to-prepare #My711HottaUlam meals are ideal for individuals and families with a tight budget and little spare time. Many families are struggling to balance work and life at home as a result of the ongoing pandemic. 7-Eleven, being the kind neighborhood convenience shop that it is, believes that these easy and affordable products would help to lessen some of the strain.

7-Eleven has always been about making people’s life easier, and this was especially true during the epidemic when it introduced the Bayanihan Savings and Selections project, which aimed to make grocery goods more inexpensive.

You know you’re set for life if there’s a 7-Eleven store nearby, even if you’re on a budget. Visit get your HottaUlam! fix, go to a 7-Eleven near you.

Inside the store, remember to wear your face mask and face shield, maintain physical distance, and follow safety rules. To protect your safety, contactless payment solutions such as the CLiQQ app and GCash are recommended.

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