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A variety of pastries, breads, vegetables, fried food, and a cup of coffee, arranged around the central text.
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# How to plan a one-hour seminar on Soy Oil
1 minute: discuss production problems. (That’s more time than you’ll need; when you use the most familiar oil in the food processing industry, you get consistent quality.)
30 seconds: discuss price. (It’s consistently the lowest-price most available oil on the market.)
58 minutes and 30 seconds: take an extra-long lunch break. And think how much of the food on the table is made with Soy Oil.
# America’s Soy Oil.
# Part of so much good food.
# For good reason.
[additional notes]
The advertisement follows a very similar format and coloring as other Soy Oil ads.
Communicates a reliance on the widespread use of Soy Oil to attest to its continued use in food products.
The vegetables provide a stark contrast to the the other processed foods pictured.
- Sarah Giovennella
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