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First Moutain Dew Soda TV Commercial HillBilly

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Best Sexy Funny Banned Commercial Compilation

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Very funny commercial here. I can't imagine though, someone being THAT obsessed with the stuff.

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The target market for this product for these new uses would be men or women that like to keep themselves clean and healthy while looking professional.

I plan on getting the word out by providing beneficial and persuading advertisements on TV, Bill Boards, the radio, social media, and posters around the city.

I believe these will be effective because it will get the product in people's faces and make it easier for people to see and recognize the product.

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Clean Plant Leaves
Using a soft cloth, wipe Cool Whip on each leaf

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Condition Hair
Apply half a cup of Cool Whip into dry hair once a week., leave on for thirty minutes, then rinse a few times before shampooing.

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Shine your Shoes
Use a tablespoon of Cool Whip on your leather shoes, and shine!

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Soothe a Sunburn Pain
Spread Cool Whip on the sunburn, let sit for twenty minutes, then rinse clean with warm water.

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Remove Make-Up
Wet the face with warm water, spread a handful of Cool Whip on the face, rinse clean with warm water, then blot dry.

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Cool Whip is an artificial product intended to mimic whipped cream.

It was invented in 1966 by a food chemist named Dr. William A. Mitchell

Cool Whip became a huge success and by Christmas in 1966, 60% of the housewife had made repeat purchases on it.

Cool Whip was initially marketed by Bird Eye company to compete with Kraft's Dream Whip Topping Mix.

Eventually, the two Cool Whips combined and became the one Kraft's Cool Whip

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This company sells products not only on foods, but that the foods are healthy and enjoyable for consumers.

It began in Chicago in 1903 by James L. Kraft

James Kraft started his company with selling cheese.

His business quickly expanded, resulting in the opening of a Kraft factory in Illinois.

Not long after, he started to produce products other than cheese such as, dairy foods, snack foods, etc.