Well, you’re not really getting a half gallon of ice cream. Nowadays, ice cream comes in 1.75 quart tubs (I know this because I am a fanatical ice cream eater, and I remember very, very clearly when all the companies went from 2 quart tubs to 1.75 quart tubs.) so Smith’s is engaging in false advertising. Somebody sue!
I’m with you, Kip. I saw the humor in the ad and everything, but I didn’t see the need for my husband to be all outraged when I came home with my Lean Cuisines and free ice cream. He really thought I should have declined the free ice cream. Ummm… hello???
The moment I saw the ad, I thought to myself, “I like ice cream. I like free stuff. This should be the perfect thing for me.”
Well YEAH…. where DA cookies at!?
Well, after six lean cuisines, I’m definitely craving a half gallon of lard.
Ice cream comes in a close second.
STILL funny, but as a dorky dieter may I just point out that the ice cream they are showing is the Slow Churned which is 1/2 fat of regular ice cream.
Ha!
Maybe so, Kip, but that misses the bigger point. (Was that a fat joke?)
Well, you’re not really getting a half gallon of ice cream. Nowadays, ice cream comes in 1.75 quart tubs (I know this because I am a fanatical ice cream eater, and I remember very, very clearly when all the companies went from 2 quart tubs to 1.75 quart tubs.) so Smith’s is engaging in false advertising. Somebody sue!
That’s what my grocery list always looks like. It’s about balance, friends. Yin and yang. Elvis and Priscilla. Tom and Jerry.
That made me soooo laugh.
I’m with you, Kip. I saw the humor in the ad and everything, but I didn’t see the need for my husband to be all outraged when I came home with my Lean Cuisines and free ice cream. He really thought I should have declined the free ice cream. Ummm… hello???
The moment I saw the ad, I thought to myself, “I like ice cream. I like free stuff. This should be the perfect thing for me.”
Your American Lean Cuisine boxes look funny.