I have not seen that ad yte, but mushroom coffee is only a maybe,
Maybe. There are many health benefits associated with mushrooms. According to a recent review published in the journal Molecules, medicinal mushrooms popular in many fungi-infused coffee blends do have immune-boosting properties and may help regulate metabolism. And, thanks to high antioxidant activity, medicinal mushrooms may also help slow down the aging process.
But again, well-designed clinical trials on humans are lacking. And none of that research was conducted on mushroom coffee, so there’s no guarantee that any health benefits will be retained after the mushrooms are processed and blended into coffee drinks.
I’d continue to drink coffee, and that thing would go straight into a desktop terrarium where it could entertain me with its frantic attempts to escape.
I could have sworn I posted about this commercial; but, now that I think about it, it was probably in the ‘commercials you don’t hate’ thread.
We don’t hate it. We think it’s cute. I find it amusing because the little Mushroom Girl is brewing the corpses of her own kind for the woman to consume.
I really need to pull Matango (1963) off the shelf and watch it again.
Just how many jingles and mascots does New Jersey Mutual need to tell me that they don’t have jingles or mascots?
And past couple of days, I’m getting something with an apparently-naked woman (she’s covered in suds) in a bathtub in the middle of a football stadium, something about a Game-Day Guarantee. I think it’s for a sports betting scam?
The current series of Hyundai commercials (example here), featuring people who think they need to hide out because of the supposedly great price they got on their car, are really annoying.
Is it just me, or does anyone else get creepy Oedipal vibes from this Nature Made vitamin commercial? It’s strongly reminding me of the infamous Folgers brother-sister commercial.
Yeah I posted this one upthread at some point. Agree on the creepiness, and the whole vibe of “welcome home, son! Let’s do some vitamins!” is just as weird.