Convenient Mobile Fry Carriers

McDonald's Japan Offers Free Fry Holder For Its Customers

To the supreme convenience of its customers, McDonald's is giving away a free fry holder. This quirky item can be attached to everyday objects in everyday spaces in order to better enjoy the iconic fries.

This marketing initiative by the golden arches in Japan is quite a clever idea. It creates a bond with customers as it makes it more likely that they will want to get best use out of the device by filling it with fries. If the product is actually fastened to a spot where the customer is exposed to on a regular basis, it will remind them of McDonald's.

The fry holder is also somewhat of a funny idea that almost parodies cup holders. As suggested by the campaign, it can be attached in cars, on bikes and anywhere else it is handy.
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