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Almost everyone in Switzerland knows this advertisement: three old milkmen sitting on a bench dressed in traditional Appenzeller costume are asked for the secret recipe for Appenzeller cheese, which of course they do not reveal. The cheesemaker has rerun the ad many times in different versions over the years. Appenzeller now appears with a new ad on Bänkli – but this time it’s about meat!
Another traditional brand with Malbuner (“Mal Buner: Malbuner”) is based on this motif and competes with the Appenzeller cult advertisement: two old men and a lady sit on a bench in traditional Appenzeller costumes and get bored chewing a piece of food. from cheese. Something seems wrong here! What this is will become clear in a few seconds. A hiker sits down next to the Appenzellers and noisily tears open a pack of Malbuner Speck. “Makes you jealous, Malbuner farmer’s beech-cured bacon,” the ad reads. The hiker shares his bacon with three dairy farmers, who eat it with gusto.
Ikea makes fun of Balenciaga
A parody with a heartfelt message: Get the bacon! If you want something realistic, you can have deli meats instead of cheese.
Zurich creative agency TBWA’s new ad will be available to watch on TV and online from 27 November. We’ll see later how well the parody was received in Appenzell.
Companies referencing rival products in their ads isn’t new, but it’s rare: Ikea recently poked fun at Balenciaga. The fashion house sells an ordinary shower towel made of terry cloth with invisible buttons and straps as a skirt. And this is for 795 francs. The furniture store added the template to an Instagram post and recreated the photo with a terry cloth skirt. Next to it is the product information: “Vinarn Towel Skirt” CHF 14.95.
Source :Blick
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