Another High Street Rebrand
Does the Warburtons toastie loaf have an even number of slices yet? -_-
The Lays crisps are definately the same as ours in France (the flavours we share with them anyway, they have a much wider range) - they even have the old Barbeque flavour that I used to love that was replaced with BBQ Rib - I can't resist buying a couple of packets when I go!
Burger King is known as Hungry Jacks is Australia http://www.hungryjacks.com.au/. I believe someone had registered the name in Aus, but it's now called Burger King at Airports.
Interesting that they are using what is for us the old BK logo.wells wrote:Burger King is known as Hungry Jacks is Australia http://www.hungryjacks.com.au/. I believe someone had registered the name in Aus, but it's now called Burger King at Airports.
It's not all been fun and games mind...
A lot of those are the old style heartbrand logos.WillPS wrote:
I suspect whoever knocked together that graphic did that to keep up the checkered effect.
Do any Wall's branded products actually carry the name in the UK?
Interesting that they no longer use the Heartbeat logo in the United States. http://popsop.com/29981
Interesting that they no longer use the Heartbeat logo in the United States. http://popsop.com/29981
There were a couple of things this time last year.wells wrote:Do any Wall's branded products actually carry the name in the UK?
Interesting that they no longer use the Heartbeat logo in the United States. http://popsop.com/29981
I think as a rule of thumb if it's available continentally there'll be no brand, if it's a UK only thing it's more likely to.
I'd hazard a guess at saying the cost of shipping ice cream across the Atlantic would be rather more than producing it locally too, nevermind all the restrictions there would be on dairy.