Interactive Packaging. Neat. I didn’t know that Jiffy Pop was invented in LaPorte, Indiana. I can remember my parents making some on a camping trip when we were little and my brother Anthony absolutely freaking out because he thought it was going to explode. Also, man, I miss pressurized biscuit dough. That stuff just doesn’t exist outside the US.
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2 responses to “Interactive Packaging”
Woo! LaPorte shoutout!
(thanks for teeing that one up for me…didn’t know about Jiffy Pop, either!)
Yeah I remember that, we were at Cedar Point. Little dude was running around yelling “its gonna splode” and you guys laughing like crazy at him.