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chicken" rut. [...] Just don't forget the honey because that's what'll make
you the hero." (Family Circle USA, October 1995)
63) NATIONAL PORK PRODUCERS COUNCIL: "If you've been
routinely grilling the same old things, light a fire under your grilling
routine." (Traditional Home USA, June/July 1999)
[doppelte Bedeutung]
64) NESCAFÉ: "Putting life on pause for ten minutes. Pure quality time.
Nescafé." (The Sunday Times Style GB, April 9, 2000)
65) Nestlé: "A white chocolate cheesecake so effortless, you could almost
make it with your eyes closed." (New Woman Australia, August 1998)
66) Nutella: "Up close, Nutella has more in common with apples and
oranges than meets the eye." (New Woman Australia, August 1998)
67) Pepperidge Farm's Stuffing & Campbell's Soup: "Team up two
classics and don't expect leftovers." (Family Circle USA, December
1995)
68) Perrier: "IN VEAUGUE" (Woman' s Journal GB, May 1996)
69) PHILIPPO BERIO OLIVE OIL: "Message in the bottle." (Martha
Stewart Living USA, June 1998)
[Foto der Olivenölflasche vor "Trees in a toxic waste area - Germany"; intertextuelle
Anspielung auf gleichnamigen Film mit Kevin Costner (1999)]
70) ProViva Probiotic Drinks: "Conquer the world (or at least colonise
your lower gut). – With a delicious fruit drink? Yes. The power to take
control of your digestive system is yours with ProViva's Strawberry and
Blackcurrant probiotic drinks. Just 200ml a day of dairy-free ProViva
can help to restore the natural bacterial balance of your gut. It's a
delectable victory for sensitive digestive systems." (Good Housekeeping
GB, July 2000)
71) Quaker Instant Grits: "Look at us in a whole new way. No Fat. No
Cholesterol. Lots of Iron. We're today's grits. One hot way to get a jump
on the day." (Good Housekeeping USA, July1995)
72) QUAKER OATS: "The way to a man's heart is through his stomach."
(TOP Santé GB, January 1999)
[Sprichwort, Spruch]
73) Rakusen's 99% fat free crackers: "If you eat low fat toppings you
don't want a fat bottom." (Woman & Home USA, March 1996)
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