The ice cream for the real gourmet
Noteworthy: «We’re faced with yet another of the world’s unsolved mysteries,» the famous Swiss bestselling author—who owns his own amusement park—would likely say in response to the Carte d’Or ad.
Food "We are faced with another unsolved riddle of the world," is how the famous Swiss bestselling author with his own amusement park would comment on the Carte d'Or ad - and write a handy bestseller to go with it. We, on the other hand, keep it short, although we would hardly describe the behavior of the person depicted as earthly. But since we don't believe in Martians or Mork the Orc and certainly not in table manners, we're guessing at a riddle from the advertising galaxy, the solution to which will probably take just a few lines. One possible explanation could be the following: In fact, in the present case we are dealing with
a well-trained but impatient representative of the cloven-hoofed animals, who is eating a sausaged conspecific. If there were
the spot version, you could hear the grunts of pleasure. But back to the motif: if you ignore the stunning facial expressions of the
table neighbors, one may further interpret that this household had run out of ketchup and mayonnaise and that the small catastrophe with
the delicious ice cream from the freezer. An idea worthy of imitation. After all, you are not only what you eat,
but also how you eat.
(la)
a well-trained but impatient representative of the cloven-hoofed animals, who is eating a sausaged conspecific. If there were
the spot version, you could hear the grunts of pleasure. But back to the motif: if you ignore the stunning facial expressions of the
table neighbors, one may further interpret that this household had run out of ketchup and mayonnaise and that the small catastrophe with
the delicious ice cream from the freezer. An idea worthy of imitation. After all, you are not only what you eat,
but also how you eat.
(la)
