Now you don't have to work at Burger King to smell flame broiled. The King was kind enough to bottle the scent and sell it online. It's $3.99, about the price of a Whopper Value Meal.
The scent of seduction with a hint of flame-broiled meat.
Burger King, in its official description of Flame, the fast food restaurant's body spray for men.
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Makes me think of the McDonald's Dryer Sheet spot from the 2004 Super Bowl.
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Permalinkeeeew. When I was 16, my then boyfriend worked as a fry-guy at McD's. Trust me, that smell not a turn-on.
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PermalinkIt's an idea with legs - I can imagine butchers, fishmongers and kebab shops getting in on the act.
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PermalinkIt's meant for you, not your fry-guy boyfriend.
Us dudes prefer the taste of Whoppers to Fish Fillets.
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PermalinkWho on earth wants to smell like that?? Imagine wearing the perfume during an Africa safari trip!!! simply evil !!
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PermalinkWell, it's one way to get a guy to eat you.
Erm, is that taking it too far? :)
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PermalinkIt's not even Friday!
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PermalinkWell... It is a week before Christmas Eve, and it's sort of like Friday that day, so it's sort of is..... :-)
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PermalinkCan't wait to see what Red Lobster comes up with.
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