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Back-to-school season signals the return of early mornings, packed lunchboxes and busy afternoons. To bring a little extra fun into the school term, Grill’d is delighting kids and families with a playful surprise: a limited-edition range of blind box collectible plush key rings.

Grill’d has transformed its well-known menu characters into mini plush companions that kids can clip, collect and show off. Each plush comes hidden inside a blind box, delivering that exciting mystery moment kids love when they open it.

There are three characters to discover. Simply Stevie is the cuddly burger hero, Chippie Cup brings classic chips-inspired charm, and Mini the Milk Shake adds a sweet touch to the collection. Soft, colourful and designed to be clipped on with ease, these plush key rings are ideal for backpacks, lunch bags, pencil cases or keys.

Priced at an iconic $6.70 RRP when purchased with a Burger or Kids Pack, the collectible plush key rings are a fun and affordable add-on for families. They’re perfect as an after-school treat, a small reward for settling back into school life, or simply a way to add some personality to everyday essentials.

With kids across Australia back in classrooms, Grill’d’s back-to-school plush key rings offer a light-hearted way to bring a bit of joy to the school term. They also encourage sharing, trading and friendly conversations between kids, all centred around a simple surprise.

The Grill’d Back-to-School plush key rings are available now in restaurants nationwide, but only while stocks last. Families keen to pick one up can find them in-store for a limited time.


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