Every now and then, a product flops so terribly that it becomes memorable for that very reason.
Take Colgate’s Beef Lasagna. Back in the 1980s, the toothpaste brand took a crack at selling TV dinner. It was a spectacular debacle, but that little to do with its taste and flavor.
It’s difficult to eat a pasta meal prepared by a leading maker of oral detergents. And Colgate had made the error of making its forte evident by putting its logo on the box.
Another doomed enterprise was BlāK, a coffee-flavored Coca-Cola launched by the soda giant in 2006.
Take a look at more failed innovations.
COLD CLIPS 
Indeed.
Only those who never try, never fail.
Hope all is well with you.
B.
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So true. And yet, Yoda would ask you not to try:) Are you traveling?
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Would he really? 😉
No, not traveling at the moment. But getting ready for the annual Paris summer trip. 6-7 weeks to soak in the old country. 🙂
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The trip to Paris. How lovely … this annual ritual of yours. Will be traveling to the country too or stay put in the capital?
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Yes. A ritual. A few years ago, looking down at the Seine near Notre-Dame, I realized I’d been searching for Beauty all my life, all the way to where the world ends, while I had it right there, in Paris. 🙂
We still have family and friends scattered in the interior, but with the constant strikes, we probably will stay in Paris. (Sigh of contentment)
Be good “Ally”
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