Sugar Association Real Sugar Fake Red Apple Slice Print Ad 1987 1980s
Nobody's been able to duplicate real sugar, either. This 1987 Sugar Association ad compares a fake plastic apple with a peeled-back orange rind to a real juicy red apple and slice, arguing against artificial sweeteners. A glass bowl labeled SUGAR and bold black headlines make it a thought-provoking piece of 1980s food industry advertising.
- Clever side-by-side imitation and real apple photo
- Glossy water droplets on the real apple
- Glass sugar bowl with a spoon
- There's really no substitute tagline
- Interesting food history and kitchen decor piece
- Measure approximately 8" x 11"
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