7-Eleven has put 19 lines at $1 on its own Exciting Offers page, and the promotion runs 9 to 22 September 2026. As of Saturday 12 September that leaves 10 days. The campaign poster is straightforward, but three things on it are worth knowing before you walk to the nearest store, and the biggest one is which store you walk to.

> Quick view: 7-Eleven $1 Deals, 9 to 22 Sep 2026 · 19 lines, roughly 10 drinks and 9 snacks · Kinder Tronky is 2 for $1, so 50 cents each · Yami Croissant is 2 for $2, so you must buy two · selected stores only, and 7-Eleven's own list names 278 outlets · while stocks last.

7-Eleven Singapore's official ONLY $1 poster for 9 to 22 September 2026, showing the drinks and snacks in the promotion.
7-Eleven's own campaign poster for the 9 to 22 September 2026 $1 Deals. (Photo: 7-Eleven Singapore official)

What is actually on the list

These are the 19 lines exactly as 7-Eleven prints them on its own promotion page. Ten are drinks and nine are snacks.

Drinks at $1Snacks at $1
Fuze Tea Jasmine Honey Tea 500mlMunchy's Lexus Chocolate Cream / Cheese Cream 76g
Pokka Zero Lychee Green Tea 500mlMeiji Hello Panda Assorted 50g
Pokka Sencha Japanese Green Tea 500mlAmerican Heritage String Cheese 28g
Nescafé Latte 240mlFrutee Gummy Assorted Flavours 40g
IF Chrysanthemum 330mlHACKS Sugar Free Honey Lemon / Original 20.5g
Walovi Classic Herbal 320mlA1 Pudding Cake Panda / Kitty Paw White Peach 40g / 50g
Marigold Peel Fresh Assorted 200mlLay's Stax Assorted 42g
Kukuru Kyoho Grape / Lychee 280mlKinder Tronky T1 18g, 2 for $1
Magnolia Fresh Milk Assorted 200mlYami Croissant Assorted 85g, 2 for $2
Glico Almond Koka Assorted 180ml

The 500ml bottled teas are the standout on price. Fuze Tea Jasmine Honey and both Pokka 500ml lines normally sit above $2 at a convenience store, so a dollar is roughly half. The Lay's Stax 42g can and the Meiji Hello Panda 50g box are the other two where the $1 is doing real work.

Two of the 19 are not a dollar each

This is the part the reposts flatten. Seventeen lines are $1 for one item. Two are priced in pairs, and they pull in opposite directions:

LineHow it is pricedWhat one unit costs
Kinder Tronky T1 18g2 for $1$0.50, cheaper than the headline
Yami Croissant Assorted 85g2 for $2$1.00, but you cannot buy just one at that price

So Kinder Tronky is the best per-unit buy on the whole poster at 50 cents a bar, while the Yami Croissant only reaches $1 if you take two and hand over $2. If you want a single croissant, this promotion does not price it.

Selected stores only, and the list is 278 outlets

Under the item list, 7-Eleven prints the line that decides your trip: "Applicable to certain items at selected stores only." It links to a store list, and that list is worth opening before you go. Two things stand out in it.

First, the file is headed "7-Eleven Only $1 Promotion (Full Range Store List)" and names 278 outlets. For scale, 7-Eleven's own company timeline records the chain celebrating a milestone of 400 stores in Singapore back in 2019, so the full range is not being carried everywhere, and the shop nearest you may stock only part of the 19.

Second, the list carries its own date stamp: "Updated as of 27 October 2025." That is the store list 7-Eleven is pointing at for a September 2026 promotion, so treat it as a guide rather than a guarantee. Openings and closures since then are not reflected in it.

The practical read: the promotion is real and cheap, but it is a "check the shelf tag" deal, not an islandwide one. The official terms say plainly that availability of products and prices may vary from store to store.

Four of the drinks carry a Nutri-Grade C

Worth a glance if you are buying for children. The poster prints Nutri-Grade marks over four of the drinks:

  • IF Chrysanthemum: grade C, 7% sugar
  • Walovi Classic Herbal: grade C, 9% sugar
  • Magnolia Chocolate flavoured milk: grade C, 5% sugar
  • Magnolia 100% Fresh Milk: grade C, 0% sugar

The last one catches people out. Plain fresh milk with no added sugar still lands on C because Nutri-Grade scores saturated fat as well as sugar, which is why a 0% sugar carton and a 9% sugar herbal drink can share a letter. The Pokka Zero and the sugar-free HACKS are the low-sugar picks on the list.

One small mismatch to note: 7-Eleven's web listing calls the Walovi line 320ml, while the pack shot on its own poster reads 310mL. It is the same product either way, but the website figure is the one that is off.

The fine print

  1. Dates. 9 to 22 September 2026. The promotion ends on a Tuesday.
  2. Selected stores only. 278 outlets on the linked Full Range Store List, which is dated 27 October 2025.
  3. While stocks last. 7-Eleven's own wording is "Grab these exclusive offers while stocks last!"
  4. Prices vary by store. The terms state availability of products and prices may vary from store to store.
  5. Two pair-priced lines. Kinder Tronky at 2 for $1 and Yami Croissant at 2 for $2.
  6. No membership needed. Nothing on the promotion page asks for a 7Rewards account or an app scan.

Tips

  • Take the flavour that is stocked, not the one you pictured. Most lines are "Assorted", so Lay's Stax is Original or Sour Cream & Onion, Hello Panda and the Kukuru bottles come in two each, and HACKS is Honey Lemon or Original. Store-level stock decides.
  • Stack the pair deals deliberately. Two Kinder Tronky at $1 total and two Yami Croissants at $2 total come to $3 for four items, which is the cheapest basket on the poster.
  • Check the shelf tag, not the poster. Because the range varies by outlet, the tag on the chiller is the only thing that confirms the $1 at the till.
  • The Grocery Deals promotion ends the same day. 7-Eleven is running only two offers this month on its own page, and the other one, Grocery Deals at 26 August to 22 September, closes on 22 September too. If you are making the trip, both are live on the same visit.

Related

*Item list, prices, promotion period, the "selected stores only" line and the terms verified against 7-Eleven Singapore's own Exciting Offers page at 7-eleven.com.sg, read 12 Sep 2026. Store count and the 27 October 2025 date stamp are from the Full Range Store List that the same page links to. The 400-stores-in-2019 milestone is from 7-Eleven Singapore's own company timeline. Nutri-Grade marks read off 7-Eleven's own campaign poster. Photo: 7-Eleven Singapore official campaign artwork.*