The Star Wars Sandwich Cutters Help You Take Off the Curst
Annie Ho — August 3, 2010 — Life-Stages
References: theforce.net & nerdapproved
With the Star Wars sandwich cutters, your kid doesn't have to eat an ugly sandwich anymore. Remember all those times when you made PB&J sandwiches and had to rip off the crust because your child refuses to eat it? Those times have passed.
The Star Wars sandwich cutters come in the shapes of the 'Millennium Falcon' and a 'TIE Fighter.' For a limited time you can actually get a tin lunchbox with the two cutters as well.
The Star Wars sandwich cutters come in the shapes of the 'Millennium Falcon' and a 'TIE Fighter.' For a limited time you can actually get a tin lunchbox with the two cutters as well.
Trend Themes
1. Space-themed Lunch Accessories - Creating a line of space-themed accessories for lunches could tap into the nostalgia of popular sci-fi franchises to enhance basic lunch products.
2. Character-branded Kitchenware - Partnering with pop-culture brands to create sandwich cutters is a way to market utilitarian kitchenware to a wider audience by capitalizing on existing fandoms.
3. Child-focused Meal Products - Creating products that appeal to children's preferences and interests, such as themed sandwich cutters, can lead to higher sales and broader brand appeal among families.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging - By offering space-themed sandwich cutters and lunchboxes, food packaging companies can elevate the look and experience of meal preparation for children.
2. Licensed Merchandise - Partnering with popular franchises to create utilitarian merchandise, like Star Wars sandwich cutters, can lead to increased revenue and sustainable product lines for licensees.
3. Children's Retail - Creating a niche market for child-focused meal prep products, including sandwich cutters and lunchboxes, can help bolster profitability in the children's retail industry.
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