From Crash Site to Cape Town Streets: The MySteri Is on the Move

Steri Stumpie has claimed a mysterious object that crash landed at the V&A, and we now know they’re promoting their new MySteri flavour. Its van has started making its way around Cape Town to give out tasting samples and a shot at fun-filled prizes.

Following last week’s unidentified object appearing at the foot of the V&A Clock Tower, the unclaimed bottle was sparking curiosity and conspiracy theories. 

Was it a UFO? A pop-up art piece? A secret experiment? Since then, new information has emerged. Now that Steri Stumpie has officially claimed the object, we know that it was all part of a flavour-fuelled launch for their new MySteri variant.  But if you thought the mystery ended there, think again. The crash was just the beginning.

The Two Oceans marathon isn’t the only thing on the run – chase the MySteri van, taste the product and unlock the Mysteri!

The MySteri is on the Move

The story is now quite literally on the move, with a fully branded Steri mobile van making its way around Cape Town every weekend. Our sources tell us that it’s next stops are as follows:

• Saturday 12 April: V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre
• Saturday 26 April: Eden on the Bay
• Saturday 3 May: Camps Bay
• Sunday 4 May: Llandudno

When you find it, you’ll have the chance to take part in the MySteri Quiz Game Show where you’ll have to guess flavour profiles, decode cryptic clues, and prove your dairy IQ. t’s part treasure hunt, part tasting, part fever dream and there are, of course, amazing prizes up for grabs. If you manage to track down the MySteri van, you could win some cool Mysteri prizes. And for those simply there for the good stuff? Thousands of MySteri samples are being handed out so you can try to #SolveTheMySteri. 

Steri Stumpie is daring the public to find the van or head in-store, buy the Mysteri product, taste it and make their best guess by entering the big competition (see in-stores or socials for more details). What is the flavour? Sweet? Familiar? Slightly weird in a good way? Only your tastebuds can tell, and your guess might just win you a prize.

Meanwhile, the original crash site at the V&A Clock Tower remains intact. It’s still glowing, still smoking, and still mildly upsetting one particularly territorial seagull. So, is the mystery solved? Not quite. Follow the story, follow the van, and follow your tastebuds—and don’t forget to tag #SolveTheMySteri in your flavour guesses on Steri Stumpie’s Instagram or Facebook!

Disclaimer: Calm down, the world isn’t ending–but we do have a drink that’ll blow your mind!

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