Spicy Buffalo: It’s Not Paris Hilton But It’s just As Hot

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Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. are up to their spicy hotness again. If you remember, this is the restaurant chain that had Paris Hilton slather herself all over a Bently while eating a giant hamburger. Now, with help from Spacedog Interactive, the chain has enlisted the services of another delicious-looking (hey, we’re talking about food here so we can use the word delicious if we want!) blond named Ashley Hartman who takes center stage on the company’s Spicy Buffalo site and alluringly frolics about for your pleasure. It’s all to promote the chain’s new Buffalo Chicken Sandwich.

On the site, you’ll find a description of the sandwich, a history of Frank’s Red Hot Sauce, a behind the scenes look at the commercial shoot and, of course, the spots themselves. The best line in the commercials: Good thing chickens have big breasts. Yes, the entire thing is laced with double entendres and we love everyone of them. Bring on the cause groups!

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