Confession: I work in the advertising industry. I recognise a unique selling benefit and I have been guilty of using them from time to time. I have seen claims which I have thought were borderline but knowing how stringently the Australian broadcasting standards are policed, was relatively confident that if a product promised to work, it would.
You will understand then, why I was drawn to this particular package:
The claim this package makes ...
... after ridiculous claim ...
... each one more outrageous than the last ...
I have yet to open these to be sure they aren't almond-cashew-broadbean-flavoured pistachio nuts. My guess is that the artwork was commissioned on the cheap and as long as it looks good ... :D
That's hilarious! Enjoy them, haha.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha I did have a good laugh at that.. Lol
ReplyDeleteWait, if the aftertaste is so good, why do you need a whole packet? And does that mean you will never have a clean palate after eating them?
ReplyDeleteLOL that packaging is hilarious! The other day I saw a packet of fish balls that said "The brand that Asians like the most!" :P
ReplyDeleteThis is so true and common in Asian groceries!
ReplyDeleteI get really annoyed when I look at the ingredients list to find it is completely different that what I (think) I am buying.
They need to reinforce stricter policies! >_<
Hot sell the good taste LOL :D
ReplyDeleteI <3 pistachios though, they are the noms of the nut noms world!