The regular chemistry periodic table doesn't compare to the 'Periodic Table of Meat.' This table shows different type of meats and categorizes them, such as the "meat of life" (bacon), and where they fall on the “Yumminess Scale.â€
Whether or not the 'Periodic Table of Meat' will help you pass your high school chemistry class, it will still make a great decoration for your room or even on the fridge in your kitchen.
Implications - Consumers enjoy novelty items that satirize real-life objects because it provides them with a humorous experience. This humor, in turn, induces euphoria, which consumers welcome as a coping mechanism for stress they encounter living in strained environments. Corporations may consider utilizing humor in their media campaigns in order to generate consumer interest for a company cause.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Food Based Satirical Products
- Satirical products based on food items are becoming popular and can be used as a unique marketing tool.
- Humorous Learning Tools
- Humorous learning tools are being created by creative professionals and can be used for educational purposes.
- Categorizing Food Based on Consumer Interest
- Categorizing food based on consumer interest is a trend that companies can follow to create targeted products.
Where This Applies
- Marketing & Advertising
- Marketers can use humor in their campaigns to generate consumer interest.
- Education
- Educational institutions can create learning tools that are humorous to engage students better.
- Food & Beverage
- Food companies can categorize their products based on consumer interest to create targeted offerings.
