Sir Kensington's Created a Campaign So Tempting the City Wouldn't Stop 'Eating' It

The brand enlisted the help of agency Interesting Development and a Sopranos actor

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Sir Kensington’s is known for its condiments, offering its own take on everything from ketchup and mustard to vegan mayo and garlic aioli. However, there can be some surprising drawbacks to creating a delicious series of sauces: fans might get so carried away that they start eating your billboards.

In partnership with brand development agency Interesting Development, Sir Kensington’s recently forged a clever OOH campaign by displaying a 9-foot tall billboard in New York with repeated notices that it is absolutely not to be eaten—only for pieces to slowly disappear as if being gradually devoured over the course of several weeks.

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