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Ocean Spray's cranberries take to the road

Bogs

As slogans go, "Bogs Across America" isn't one that trips off the tongue. But when you see a cranberry bog set up in New York City's Rockefeller Center, part of Ocean Spray's Bogs Across America promotional campaign, it's quite a sight. As an item on Ocean Spray's Web site says, "Good thing Fashion Week's not in October because when we bring our 'Big Apple Bog' to Rockefeller Center, hip-high waders will be all the rage." And indeed, the temporary bog does have several Ocean Spray folks wading around in it, hip-high boots and all. The bog is in New York through Thursday and in L.A. on Oct. 15-17. For you bog aficionados out there, it's a spectacle not to be missed.

—Posted by Mark Dolliver

October 7, 2008 in Dolliver, Food and Drink, Non-traditional, Ocean Spray | Permalink

Comments

As in muddy swamp, or does it have some other meaning over there?

Posted by: The Worst of Perth | Oct 7, 2008 9:31:33 PM

Bog also means toilet in the UK, so I find this particularly amusing.

They say cranberry is good for your urinary tract, so I suppose the alternative meaning is still relevant to the product! Sorta.

Posted by: Claire | Oct 8, 2008 5:19:50 AM

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