The Outrageous Flying Snack Cupboard was created to look like any household snack cupboard but it is filled with Reese treats and then flown to treat hard-working Canadians to snacks. While there are plenty of people who have successfully made the switch to working remotely this year, others need to work outside the home and find themselves tied to a particular job site. To support those individuals, in particular, Hershey Canada flew its snack cupboard via drone to construction workers, lifeguards and more.
Faced with the challenge of promoting a new chocolate bar during a pandemic, Hershey Canda came up with a memorable way to share its newest sweet treat. The new Reese's product combines Reese's Pieces, chocolate, peanut butter and caramel.
Drone-Delivered Snacks
The Outrageous Flying Snack Cupboard is Stuffed with Reese Treats
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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3. Construction - Drone-delivered snacks present opportunities for businesses with workers in remote or difficult-to-reach areas.