If Mad Men made these kinds of food adverts, I'd begin watching regularly and with religious zeal
We complain about today’s pushy marketing tricks – but check out this ad for popsicle moulds! What’s worse? The crazy-eyed kid or the mould that looks like a rotting steak? And as for the other popsicle?! As Freud (who constantly smoked cigars) put it: “Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.” Yep. We can safely say: Evel definitely is evil.
C'mon, it's better than running a library – and you'll score some seriously good value ingredients.
We’ve been glued to Arthur Potts-Dawson’s People’s Supermarket on Channel 4. It’s taken them a while to agree on what to stock (Potts-Dawson take note – 75p a pop unwaxed lemons are not cutting it) but it’s a brilliant idea based on Park Slope, a hugely successful New York coop. But the People’s Supermarket is not alone – up and down the country, in universities, schools, workplaces, community centres and church halls communities are clubbing together, taking control of where their food comes from and getting great discounts.
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