Food & Drink (160)
Potatoes for potatoes
The “Lay’s machine” is a vending machine created by the famous chip company. It sells packets of potato chips by asking people to pay with real potatoes. Simply pop a potato in the machine and you’ll get a packet of chips.
Why it matters
Lay’s states that its product is made of 100% potatoes, oil and salt. Is this a funny and intriguing way of enhancing the product’s genuineness, and reminding people the nature of goods?
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