Painted illustration of a young girl running a small lemonade stand made of wooden crates, with a hand-painted sign reading “LEMONADE 5¢” and “cookies 2¢.” She is smiling while pouring lemonade into a blue cup. A middle-aged man in business attire stands in front of the stand, holding his jacket and scratching the back of his head (unsure or amused). A briefcase is on the ground beside him. They are in a seemingly suburban neighborhood with white picket fences, green grass, and a blue sky with clouds.
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GKB: missing page number?
Expresses substitutability, but not of one ingredient with another. Opens up the possibility of using their processing aids to replace production process: “…or replicate your actual production line.”
Hannah Yang:
Interesting that Sanofi featured non-UPF homemade lemonade for an UPF ad.
The scene appears warm and nostalgic (friendly smile, hand-painted sign, charming Americana imagery) – the ideal life
using child to appear more trustworthy/safe
neighborhood and attire implies middle to upperclass (such activities only associated with privileged individuals)
I am confused as to how the illustration connects to the company and ad.
