Magnolia has come up with a new confection dubbed the Magnolia Cravio. It comes with the tagline that reads "goodie" . Whatever happened to proper grammar and spellings? I am feeling that the 8 years studying at a respectable english institute aint giving me any benefits considering the booming of new words as of late.
Magnolia Cravio ( concentrate on the word cravio ) would seem to be short term for craving. As i've look through Oxford Dictionary: Craving = Crave which means feeling an intense longing for a certain thing. So, this is all just marketing strats. Coming out with a catchy tagline or product name. Cravio , thats new and it's deep.
Anyway, Magnolia Cravio opens up to reveal a thick layer of chocolate coated with peanuts on the ice cream. It feels so cold as i grasp for it . See the irony in it? How would someone in a positive mind crave for something so cold?
By the way, it's surprisingly good. Sweet and the generous amount of chocolate means that it would be a hit among the kids in school.
2 comments:
Actually Cravio is not a new product. It has been sold for over 2 years. There's two flavour, vanilla or chocolate.
2 years? thanks for that info. Someone must had follow magnolia for some time. LOL. but thanks
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