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Kraft Commercial for Kraft Macaroni & Cheese (2012)
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Kraft
Commercial for
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Spring/Summer 2012
Genres:
Food and Drink
Plot / Description
"A Father's Lesson"
This commercial begins with a family sitting around the dinner table. The little boy reaches across the table and steals a scoop of mac & cheese from his sister. The dad notices, stops the boy, and takes his fork. The boy makes and excuse like a drug addict, but the dad doesn't believe the boy's reason. The father asks the boy where he learned to do this, and the boy answers that, "I learned it by watching you." This line is based on an Anti-Drug PSA from the 1980's where a son learned to do drugs by seeing his dad doing them.
Voiceover
Dad: What are you doing?!
Son: She was full, I could tell.
Dad: Come on, she's not full. What? Where'd you learn this?
Son: Uh...
Dad: Who taught you how to do this stuff?
Son: You, alright. I learned it by watching you.
Announcer: Parents who skim mac and cheese have kids who skim mac and cheese. Gooey, creamy, delicious Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. You know you love it.
Written Text
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Dinner
You Know You Love It
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Rick
posted this on 5/19/2012
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TV/Films referenced in
Kraft Commercial for Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Television Commercials
This television commercial parodies:
Anti-Drug PSA, and Partnership for a Drug-Free America Commercial
(
Television Commercial
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Fall 1986
Genres:
Public Service Announcement
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