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Posted by Leafy Green
on October 4, 2007 6:02 PM
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Filed Under: Business, Food |
McDonald's wanted to create an ad that said "freshness", so they erected a billboard in Chicago made of fresh, living lettuce.
McDonald’s Corp.’s latest effort to promote its health-conscious menu items takes advantage of the saying that the medium is the message.
Green lettuce has been planted to form the words “fresh salads” on a billboard in Wrigleyville near the intersection of Addison and Clark streets to promote its four premium salads.
[McDonald's ad agency's] creative team worked closely with a horticulturalist to create a billboard that could start with 1½-inch spouts and grow into lush leaves. The garden appears to be safe from being plucked apart by birds because there is no place for them to perch and peck.
I wonder if they'll glue slabs of chicken to the billboard and use supersoakers to drench the lettuce in high-fat ranch dressing?
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