Edible Greeting Cards

Moonpig Created Meat-Flavored Cards for Father's Day

Personalized greeting card creator Moonpig carries a number of fun cards for Father's Day, but two of its newest cards will appeal to dad through his stomach. Moonpig recently launched two edible, meat-flavored greeting cards for Father's Day that come in two flavors: BBQ and Spicy Hot.

These 'Meating Cards' are printed on rice paper and boast playful designs that have been created with scented, edible ink. As if describing a dish, Moonpig notes that: "The BBQ flavoured cards are smoked with hickory chips to give a full and authentic flavour, whilst the Spicy Hot cards are seasoned with cayenne pepper for a fiery finish."

For Father's Day, Moonpig is giving consumers the chance to win its limited-edition Meating Card by running a #BackToDad contest that can be entered online.
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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