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Cuisine de France 'spooky' apple tart

Panie Janie · 2006-10-19 14:29:56

What's the story with Cuisine de France's spooky Hallowe'en apple tart? There's nothing spooky about them, not on the outside and not on the inside. They're the same as a normal apple tart. Unless they are dearer. A witch on the sticker and a different bar code and that's it. What's the point? Apart from getting me to buy…

19-10-2006 3:29pm

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Panie Janie

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What's the story with Cuisine de France's spooky Hallowe'en apple tart?

There's nothing spooky about them, not on the outside and not on the inside.
They're the same as a normal apple tart. Unless they are dearer.

A witch on the sticker and a different bar code and that's it. What's the point? Apart from getting me to buy it when I wouldn't buy a normal one (in a normal wrapper).

I was done.

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#2 19-10-2006 5:48pm

Blub2k4

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They don't have something in them in a piece of paper do they? Say a coin, or a plastic ghost or anything? That's what my granny used do anyway. I haven't tried the cuisine de france one so I have no idea.

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#3 24-10-2006 10:44am

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I think it is meant to have some red berries in it to look like blood & guts

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#4 29-10-2006 4:46pm

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'Tis marketing spin, the standard apple pie with Hallowe'en slapped on the packaging, the same as how they market the same pies as "st patrick's day pies" on paddy's day.

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