chocolate biscuits protagonists are called "Capaccio." Really, you call me that!
Or better Kapaccho ", according to the current spelling ... but that does not change the absurdity of the name.
This product is nothing more than a simple snack of Lotte, (known Japanese company of crap), made from mini-biscuits covered with chocolate on one side. Its uniqueness lies in the packaging and what it is declared: "New packaging! Chocolate snack in the shape push-pop" ... this reads more or less the header page dedicated to "Kapaccho!" (I note that in my research I found a village called Campania Capaccio )
Ah ah ah ah ah, shape PUSH-POP!! Ok,
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Anyway, back to the pack, this is practically made 2 packs, a plastic and aluminum laminates, the type of fries, and a cardboard box. The envelope is added to 2 / 3 in the box, while a third emerges from the top of this box, so that it remains open.
But the best is yet to come. The stroke of genius, the great idea, the turning point in the world of snacks during processing it is capable, that is, from envelope-flat box (should be flat as a packet of biscuits) in-box envelope in 3D.
Eeeeh, because doing push-pop * * the packaging is "stretched", in other words bend parts already pre-bent and then gives depth to the box.
The upper part, the part that comes out of the bag, is what should be cut in order to access cookies. Obviously has an easy opening, like everything in Japan.
Once cut, however, remains open ... I'm all casino push-pop and then the envelope is open! There's actually a kind of tab that should keep it closed, but judge from the photos what can serve!
Both side, both under the tongue are the instructions to operate the infernal contraption.
Once you've done everything that needs to be done, the only advantage that comes out is that the box ... standing here, even as an ordinary cardboard box and that's it.
In short, the apotheosis of futility: a quantity absurd material used have the slightest result.
The target is for high school students, employees and housewives in their thirties twenties ... ok, that part of the population and consumerism with more money available.
The flavors available are 2: caramel and almonds, while the design is the typical loud and Baroque design that appeals to the Japanese.
I leave you with television advertising, I must say I enjoyed (although I had never seen on TV).