JetBlue Made an Edible Ad to Promote Its All-You-Can-Eat Snacks

The stunt was created by MullenLowe

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When you're stuck on a long flight plagued by crying babies and not enough legroom, sometimes in-flight snacks are the only form of solace. JetBlue feels your pain: Since its inception, the airline has offered free, unlimited bags of chips, cookies and crackers in-flight. To promote those all-you-can-eat snacks, it's encouraging customers to take a bite of its advertising—literally.

In this Saturday's New York Post, JetBlue is launching an edible paper ad, created by MullenLowe, made of potato starch, water, vegetable oil and glycerin.

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