Bolletje: Toasted bread
Bolletje Toasted Bread
dvertising Agency: Etcetera, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Creative Directors: Edward Bardoul, Raymond van Schaik
Art Director: Chris Sant
Copywriter: Dieuwer Bulthuis
Photographer: Simon Warmer
Published: January 2011


14 Comments
Best for outdoor... as well.
this is awesome
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
simplicity is awesome!
Let's be clear: the product is crispbread. The packaging says 'I want Bolletje crispbread', and this is an unaltered product package. So the creative in this is to turn the package into a toaster. I find that uninspiring and unimaginative and I would imagine entirely unoriginal.
The product is toasted bread. That's why the package (which isn't unaltered) says toasted bread.
I do like a nice pedantry of a Saturday: the packaging is unaltered of itself, it is augmented with 2 pieces of toast sticking out the top; "crispbread" is maybe giving it a little too much leeway. But having lived in the Netherlands for more than a decade, and having tasted this product on many occasions, it's not what you would expect bread to taste like after toasting - i.e. toast. The packaging says roasted bread, in the same way a kettle over here says 'water cooker' or a flint for a lighter says 'fire stone'. Might be a language thing... shall I go on?
Please!
...potatoes are 'earth apples', strawberries 'earth berries', idiots are 'acorns', and no, LeeH, though I do go on I think I'll leave it with my favourites: hippopotamus is 'Nile horse' and rhino is 'nose horn.' Lovely language.
Some jerk on the radio told me it was 'blue monday'. Well you just turned this day into a sunday afternoon! Much obliged CP.
Also delighted to dispel that nonsense for you, with some 'referency goodness' from the awesome Ben Goldacre, in which he shows that Blue Monday's a canard of the highest order.
http://www.badscience.net/2009/01/part-432-in-which-i-get-a-bit-overin...
I like simple.
Hmmmm...
mmmm not is new
www.barcreativo.com
ok, i dont love it thou.