Fancy Feast, darling? ( 1982 )
You cannot take a bite without hitting a chocolate chip.
There’s a lotta joy in Chips Ahoy!
Betcha bite a chip.
Crazy with chips!
Deliciously NUT-RITIOUS. ( UK range – 2016 )
Naturally Remarkable. ( Various Products – 2011 )
Instinctively Good. ( Various Products â 2007 )
Put Out the Good Stuff. ( Various Products â 2003 )
Planters is the word for (good) Peanuts. ( Various products â 1950s )
Relax. Go Nuts. ( Deluxe Mixed Nuts â 1997 )
Peanut butter with a crunch. ( P.B. Crisps â 1992 )
The Nickel Lunch! â peanuts/peanut bars ( 1930sâ1940s )
It’s Hunting Season. (2017âPresent United Kingdom)
Have a fling with a Creme Egg. (2013â2016 United Kingdom)
It’s Goo Time. (2012 Australia)
Gooing For Gold. (2012 United Kingdom)
Get Your Goo On! (2011 Australia)
Goo Dares Wins. (2011 United Kingdom)
You’ll Miss Me When I’m Gone. (2010 United Kingdom)
Release the Goo. (2009 Canada)
Unleash the Goo. (2008â2009 Australia New Zealand)
Here Today, Goo Tomorrow. (2008â2009 United Kingdom)
Eat It Your Way. (2006â2007 United Kingdom)
Licky, Sticky, Happy. (2005 United Kingdom)
The “Roadshow” finger (2004 United Kingdom)
The “Pointing Finger” (2000â2003 United Kingdom)
Matt Lucas, with the catchphrase “I’ve seen the future, and it’s egg shaped!” (1997â1999)
Spitting Image characters continued “How Do You Eat Yours?” (1994â1996 United Kingdom)
The first television campaign to use the “How Do You Eat Yours?” theme, featuring the zodiac signs. (1990â1993 United Kingdom)
Don’t get caught with egg on your face. (1985â1996 New Zealand)
Nobunny Knows Easter Better than Cadbury. (Mid 80’s-Present United States)