75 years ago today, Oscar Mayer rolled out the first Weinermobile.
To celebrate, here's an ear-worm for you:
Monday, July 18, 2011
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To celebrate, here's an ear-worm for you:
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4 comments:
Tube steaks! Yum!
I was completely mystified by this. Must be an American thing...
Google to the rescue. i'm pleased to report that Mr Mayer and his - erm - weiners never made it to these shores
;)
wv: wooph
Jon: Only if they're grilled.
white: It's my pleasure to educate the uneducated. These hot dogs are nothing like actual German weiners (note the sign on the Weinermobile).
The Weinermobile would make visits to communities, which was a big deal back in the 1950's & 60's, and the driver would hand out little whistles in the shape of the Weinermobile. (Yes, I once had a weiner whistle.) You can hear a weiner whistle a couple of times in the commercial.
Oscar Mayer weiners are smooth and slimy, but a very American household staple - especially those with children.
You never see or hear about that thing anymore. Needs to be brought back.
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