Colgate Uses Toothbrush-Shaped Popsicle Sticks to Remind Consumers to Brush
In lieu of giving out mini toothpastes at annual events like "Oral Health Month," Colgate is dispensing the actual sources of plaque: ice cream and cotton candy. But the sticks meant for holding each sweet aren't average sticks. Shaped like toothbrushes, they reveal dental hygiene messages like "Don't forget." It's like having a dentist live inside your food! It'd be a lot weirder, though probably more convenient, if there was an actual toothbrush buried underneath.
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"You could brush your teeth with milkshakes!"
"Hey, did you go to Hollywood Upstairs Medical College, too?"
pomme at 10:45AM on 02/13/09
I can't be the only one who thinks this looks...er...almost not safe for work.
I suppose "suggestive" is the appropriate word here. That's likely not a coincidence.
CanadianFoodieGirl at 11:25AM on 02/13/09