Bacon Lubricant Seems Good Enough for a Meal
Tisah Tucknott — July 17, 2009 — Naughty
References: jdfoods.net & bobs-thots.blogspot
There seems to be a lot of things that have been baconized recently, but is Bacon Lubricant taking it a little too far?
This 5 oz. bottle of lube supposedly takes just like your favorite fried meat, and is guaranteed to keep your night sizzlin'.
Made by J&D's, a company that specializes in making all things taste like bacon, this personal lubricant seems good enough to substitute for a meal.
Implications - Novelties, such as an added scent, are a great way to reinvigorate consumer interest in a product. It takes something consumers are already familiar with and willing to buy, but re-purposes it in a way that makes it seem like a new item altogether. Corporations looking to generate media attention for an upcoming product may consider integrating interactive design elements that stimulate consumer senses in an unexpected way.
This 5 oz. bottle of lube supposedly takes just like your favorite fried meat, and is guaranteed to keep your night sizzlin'.
Made by J&D's, a company that specializes in making all things taste like bacon, this personal lubricant seems good enough to substitute for a meal.
Implications - Novelties, such as an added scent, are a great way to reinvigorate consumer interest in a product. It takes something consumers are already familiar with and willing to buy, but re-purposes it in a way that makes it seem like a new item altogether. Corporations looking to generate media attention for an upcoming product may consider integrating interactive design elements that stimulate consumer senses in an unexpected way.
Trend Themes
1. Sensory-enhancing Products - Creating products that stimulate consumer senses in unexpected ways can generate media attention and reinvigorate consumer interest.
2. Novelty Experiences - Re-purposing familiar products into new and unconventional forms can create a sense of excitement and drive consumer engagement.
3. Alternative Food Experiences - Infusing food flavors into non-edible products opens up opportunities for unique and unconventional consumer experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Care - The personal care industry can explore the creation of sensory-enhancing products like meat-flavored lubricants to cater to novelty-seeking consumers.
2. Food and Beverage - Food and beverage companies can consider venturing into unconventional products or collaborations that bring unique flavor experiences to unexpected contexts.
3. Media and Entertainment - Media and entertainment companies can integrate interactive design elements into upcoming product launches to stimulate consumer senses and generate media attention.
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