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Warrior Moms for Healthy Lunches
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Burger King 'The Battle is Over' Ads[Edit]
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These ads for Burger King UK depict moms as samurai warriors and knights and assures them that the lunch battle is over. Thanks to the new BK Angus Mini-Burgers, a perennial kid favorite that is prepared with quality that any mom can feel good about, moms can now enjoy a peaceful battle-free day. What I like best about these ads is not the overall concept, which is pretty solid in itself, but the execution--the samurai outfit and knight armor are creatively built out of cooking and kitchen tools. The June 2008 campaign was photographed by Tony D’Orio for Crispin Porter + Bogusky with the creative team of Rob Reilly, James Dawson-Hollis, Bill Wright, Lynn Born, Dan Treichel, Andrew Ure, and Michael Ludwig. Via: adsoftheworld |
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After a summer of eating freezes in the backyard, hotdogs at the ballpark, and marshmallows at the campfire, it's time to start getting healthy food choices back on the brain. Back to school snacks and…
The Dark Knight Food Promotions (VIDEO)
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Fries In Your CupboardBurger King has eliminated the need to hit up their drive-thrus—now you can get your fry fix without even leaving the home. The junk food chain has invented French-fry-shaped potato snacks, ketchup included.…
Burger King Slims Down Kids Menu (VIDEO)
Flame-broiled chicken tenders and apples as substitutes for French fries top the menu in Burger King's latest efforts to get American kids out of the fat lane. If they were really willing to go that extra…
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