crankydave wrote
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Sometimes it's far more effective to say "Slider" instead of "Ground beef formed to make a small square shaped patty served on a steamed bun with onions."
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I would like an RGA# to return the above product. After receiving it I discovered that the bun was not steamed as described.
You have to explain the product and give the most accurate description. What if somebody never had a "Slider" before? White Castle had to do a lot of advertizing stating that it was "steamed"
BEEF with onions on a bun!
Why does BK promote "Flame Broiled"? To show their different!
What is "lettuce, cheese, oniions, pickles on a seasame bun"? It describes. A few sentences are necessary to describe any product and it is all part of "Pimping"
Once a customer has purchased a product before or physically seen it, then the discription need only be "Slider" but on the otherhand "Slider" is also the "Tribes Mascott"