Q: How Do You Get People to Eat Oats and Grains?

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A: Use a horse.

This ad was put together by Anonymous Content and agency Leo Burnett Int’l for Kellogg’s Nutri-Grain bars. According to the pressie, “This high bred fancies work, hard jumping and racing, so he makes sure to take time to enjoy the good life with Nutri-Grain.”

Yeah. We’re sure that’s exactly what people are going to be thinking (as opposed to “Oh, this is horse food”).

Gotta love the British accent, though. Hey, you know what we miss that’s not on TV anymore? Mr. Ed. Kudos to Anonymous for bringing on the recall.

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