Breadvertising
That's just what I want to see before I make a sandwich: an ad for cell phone service. Next, I expect ads to be printed directly onto the bread. [via copyranter]
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7 Comments:
You'd think they'd advertise some more relevant or contextual, like peanut butter and jelly. Or something that would go onto said bread.
Raphael at 12:12PM on 09/24/08
I agree, why isn't Country Crock all over this?
I think they'll start advertising on the bread itself using that
scan toaster
Laurel E at 12:17PM on 09/24/08
Using bread to make dough ... don't bakers do that? ;-)
Actually, I've seen similar for a while. Some bakeries up here have been putting college football ticket info on bags for at least a few years.
LunaPierCook at 12:24PM on 09/24/08
(insert sandwich board joke here)
worldcupfever at 12:34PM on 09/24/08
Isn't there a new bread-toasting machine that can toast any message you want onto your sandwich? I'm pretty sure I saw it either here or at thekitchn.
I keep thinking that I'll open a fortune cookie one day and get an ad fortune.
OneWallKitchen at 12:36PM on 09/24/08
I don't know why, but that sandwich made me wanna make long distance calls to people outside of my network. Weird...
cakespy at 1:26PM on 09/24/08
I can envision it. One day, not too far in the future, I'll look down at my breakfast and see, "This toast brought to you by...."
jenilowrance at 3:05PM on 09/24/08