Heinz 'deli mum' by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
Heinz is launching an ad campaign to introduce its new Deli Mayo, which it claims makes sandwiches taste as good as if you have your own New York deli man in your kitchen.
The spot opens on a family going about their morning routine with "Mum" making sandwiches for the kids' lunch boxes.
However "Mum" is in fact a male uniformed New York Deli sandwich maker, who reminds Dad to give him a kiss before he leaves the house.
It ends with the strapline "Mayo with a New York Deli flavour".
- Duration:
- 90
- First Aired:
- 15-Jun-08
- Media:
- Television
- Country:
- United Kingdom
- Agency:
- Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
- Client:
- Heinz
Rating
Credits
Client
Heinz
Agency
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO
Copywriter
Martin Lorraine
Art director
Steve Jones
Production company
Station
Director
David Gray
Post-production
MPC
Audio post-production
Jungle Studios
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Comments
Phil Hickes - 17/06/2008
Made I laugh - fair play.
Richard Hayter - 18/06/2008
I like it.
Alex Goldberg - 18/06/2008
It's cool. It's funny, but the whole 'New York' thing has been done a bit.
Julian Esposito - 18/06/2008
sweet cheeks....ha ha ha.
Gordon Macmillan - 18/06/2008
Made me laugh as well, very nice with the Robert De Niro impression.
Ricky Harewood - 18/06/2008
Wicked!!!!
ronnie blogsville - 19/06/2008
i like it a lot
Julian Esposito - 23/06/2008
apparently it has recieved over 200 complaints, always seems to upset someone regardless of the content.
Alex Goldberg - 23/06/2008
I rate it's the same 200 who bitch about every ad. They should be marinated in Heinz 'Deli Mayo' and fed to mutated hamsters.
Julian Esposito - 24/06/2008
And it has now been pulled. Shame, thought it was a good concept and a advert that stood out from the crowd. Well done to those 200 who complained.....idiots.
dog eggs - 24/06/2008
I hope they shot an alternative ending.
Leon Robbins - 25/06/2008
I think they could perhaps adapt the idea to other less offensive areas, however, it is a shame that the advert has been pulled.