This campaign has finished, but I found it interesting even if only because it appears to refer to a fab four member unless you know a little Japanese. Ringo means apple in Japanese.
I don't have a sweet tooth, so this does nothing for me, but it sure does look decadent enough to be a genuine US import. That is an soft cream topping on french toast.
The First Kitchen Two Face marketing strategy puts a traditional fast food face on their locations in shopping centers to appeal to families (read children) and school girls, while on shopping lanes leading to train stations, the stores have a slightly more subdued appearance and offer items such as pasta to attract business people and older students. They appear happily bliss to the negative connotations associated with Two Face in English.
To celebrate their 40th year in business, Mos Burger is offering a Umakara Burger (deliciously spicy) which offers a generous portion of meat sauce plus a special spicy sauce.
This post might already be dated, but last month McDonald's had a limited run sandwich for the cherry blossom season. The sauce was pink to go with the pink cherry blossoms. The teritama series combines teriyaki sauce (teri) and a cooked egg (tama) on a pork sandwich.
Nestle has introduced a 97 percent caffeine-free, sugar-free entry to their clear taste liquid coffee line. Interestingly, they use Clear Taste as if it is a brand, but add no trademark symbol. Something I might check into if I find the time.
MegMilk Snow Brand is celebrating 50 years of Camembert cheese sales by giving away Hokkaido steak sets to 1,050 people. Entry is by post card with a product seal glued to the back. http://www.meg-snow.com/camembert/
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