Ferrero Rocher, Kit Kat, Burger King & More Humorously Tip Their Hat To The King
As King Charles III’s coronation took place over the weekend, many brands across the world chimed in to commemorate the glamorous occasion.
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Sweet treats Ferrero Rocher and Kit Kat released special advertisements for the event, with the former reimagining the paper tray of the chocolate snack as a crown placed on top of a head, while the latter changed the iconic “Have a break” tagline to “Thanks for the extra break, sir,” in reference to the extra holiday for those in the UK.
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Burger King highlighted the monarch quite literally by dropping the “Burger” from its logo and only lighting up the word “King.”
Reese’s, on the other hand, repackaged its “limited-edition chocolates” into Reese’s Crowns, though, upon closer look, fans of the snacks will quickly realize the new launch bears an uncanny resemblance to Peanut Butter Miniatures.
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Condiment brand Heinz wasn’t one to be left out of the festivities either, renaming its famed Ketchup to “Tomato Kingchup.” In fact, the company said it even sent a bottle of the specially-named sauce to King Charles III himself.
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[via LBB Online and The Drum, cover image via Heinz UK and Kit Kat]
