This Five Second Rule Infographic Questions the Iconic Food Rule
References: attwooddigital & visual.ly
Have you ever dropped a piece of delicious food on the floor and used the five second rule to scientifically decipher whether or not that morsel of food is still edible? Well thanks to UK digital marketing firm AttwoodDigital, you can use this handy infographic to comically see whether that dropped food should really be going back into your mouth.
Designed like a giant flowchart magazine quiz, the chart invites the reader into a visual quiz by asking, 'You dropped something on the floor... Are you Weird Al Yankovic?' whereupon the reader selects yes or no. As the quiz continues to ask hilarious questions such as 'Did anyone see you?,' you really begin to wonder if you should be contemplating eating something that fell on the dirty floor.
Designed like a giant flowchart magazine quiz, the chart invites the reader into a visual quiz by asking, 'You dropped something on the floor... Are you Weird Al Yankovic?' whereupon the reader selects yes or no. As the quiz continues to ask hilarious questions such as 'Did anyone see you?,' you really begin to wonder if you should be contemplating eating something that fell on the dirty floor.
Trend Themes
1. Funny Food Flowchart Infographics - Opportunity for creating entertaining and informative infographics that engage readers in a comical way.
2. Five Second Rule - Exploring the myth and science behind the five-second rule, providing insights into food safety and hygiene.
3. Digital Marketing - Utilizing humorous content and infographics as a tool for attracting and engaging audiences in digital marketing campaigns.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Opportunity to create educational and entertaining content regarding food safety and hygiene.
2. Graphic Design - Need for creative graphic designers who can design engaging and visually appealing infographics.
3. Advertising and Media - Use of funny and attention-grabbing content to capture the audience's attention and promote brands.
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