I always like when businesses choose to show some imagination and personality rather than opt for a stale uniform way of promoting their business. So I was happy to see this sign in a local business called Ike & Jane Cafe and Bakery. (more…)
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Sign: “Save 10%: Order Like Yoda”
Posted in Advertising / Marketing, Food, Photos, tagged advertisements, advertising, business, Food, Ike & Jane Cafe and Bakery, photos, signs, Star Wars, Yoda on July 2, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Peter Pan Peanut Butter Greenwashing with “Earth-Friendly Jar”
Posted in Advertising / Marketing, Environment, Food, tagged advertising, ConAgra Foods, earth-friendly, eco-friendly, Food, greenwashing, marketing, peanut butter, Peter Pan, Peter Pan peanut butter, plastic, waste on February 21, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I recently bought some Peter Pan peanut butter. Being the environmental nerd that I am, I was quick to notice the brand’s new label. Rather than describing their new jar as something that didn’t sound quite as good like “eco-friendlier,” they just went ahead and described their new jars as “earth-friendly.”
The marketing executives at ConAgra Foods, the makers of Peter Pan, apparently thought that their jars merited this description because, as they say on their jar and website: “Our new jar uses 9 percent to 12 percent less plastic per ounce, which isn’t only great for the environment, but for your budget, too.”
Kids in Peru Delighted by Opening of Kilimanjaro Restaurant Café
Posted in Animals, Food, tagged Animals, animatronic animals, Food, kids, Kilimanjaro Restaurant Café, Lima, Peru, rainforest, restaurants on December 20, 2009 | 3 Comments »
About three weeks ago Kilimanjaro Restaurant Café opened in the Lima district of Surco. Decorated like a rainforest, Kilimanjaro Restaurant Café is a thrill for kids. Its large interior features numerous life-size animatronic animals that periodically come to life and put on a show.
My wife and I decided to take our 2 year old daughter this past weekend to check it out. After some early trepidation, our daughter became less nervous and fully embraced the experience (as did many other children). One of the best features of the experience from her point of view had to have been the specially designed animal seats. They aren’t your typical booster seats for children. They allow kids to sit up higher than usual to watch the action. During the show, our daughter got a little scared with the thunder of the simulated rainstorm, but otherwise really enjoyed watching the big animals move and roar. They include a crocodile, giraffe, butterfly, elephants, snake, tiger, gorillas, and monkeys.
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