Your Chance To Meet Buttons the Cadbury Animatronic Cow

Cadburys has launched a brand new campaign which comes in response to research, which revealed that city children can be a bit confused when it comes to cows and what they look like. One in 10 believes that a cow is the size of a double decker bus whilst over 10 per cent think that they’re as small as cats. It takes 23,000 cows produce the fresh British and Irish milk that is used to make Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons and through the Adopt a Cow initiative 20 families will get the chance to meet one of the Cadbury cows in real life.

When you buy a Cadbury promotional packet simply and enter the unique code on the back for a chance to win an exciting farm getaway adoptacow.cadbury.co.uk.

To celebrate the Adopt a Cow Campaign Cadbury has created a hyper-realistic eight foot (moo-ing) animatronic cow named Buttons who has taken to the streets of London to show families exactly what cows do. Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons are also inviting Families to a Cadbury Little Pi-Cow-So Masterclasses Led by renowned artist Rose Blake, attendees will learn how to sketch Buttons during a life drawing class and pose for pictures with the friendly cow. Families will also get to sample delicious Cadbury Dairy Milk Buttons and leave with a fun-filled goodie bag so they can continue to channel their artists within at home.

What:  Illustrator Rose Blake hosts life drawing class where families can meet Buttons the Cadbury animatronic cow and learn how to sketch her

Where: Level 4, Frobisher Rooms, Barbican Centre, Silk St, London, EC2Y 8DS

When: 22nd and 23rd July 2017

Open to: Families with children aged 4+

The Little Pi-Cow-So Sessions are set to be an activity the whole family can enjoy. For full information and to book your free tickets, visit the Eventbrite page here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/cadbury-little-pi-cow-so-masterclasses-tickets-35734143786  Hurry spaces are limited!

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