Dunkin’ Donuts Goes Perky

Posted on Thursday 29 March 2007

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Say It Isn’t So, Joe.  The newest spokesperson for Dunkin Donuts in none other that Food Network cookng sensation and globe-trotter Rachel Ray.  The perky, cheerful Ray will appear in a new advertising campaign on TV, print, radio, online and in-store marketing materials, in addition to making personal appearances on behalf of the brand.  According to the Boston Business Journal, she will also “lend her culinary perspective to the Dunkin’ Donuts culinary team in the development of new, healthier options for food and beverages”.

I wonder if we’ll start seeing more donut shops profiled in Ray’s “$40 a Day” show on Food Network?

Source: Boston Business Journal

5 Comments for 'Dunkin’ Donuts Goes Perky'

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    June 26, 2007 | 1:01 pm
     

    Someone please remove this bubble-headed bimbo from the television. Hearing her giggle nueters young men with-in hearing distance and her abysmal faux-hip made-up vocabulary makes me want to puke nails. Wow if this is what is cool in television now I’m getting rid of the boob tube.

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    July 22, 2007 | 3:30 pm
     

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    August 7, 2007 | 2:38 pm
     

    Oh God. When I read this, I assumed she would be her normal obnoxious self. I was pleasantly surprised that she makes an excellent spokeswoman for Dunkin Donuts. I still can’t stand her scratchy smokers voice. I’m missing the old school Rachael Ray circa early 2000.

    BTW, Dunkin Donuts has shitty food. Their saving grace is their iced coffees. I’ll take a coconut iced coffee with whole milk, no sugar please.

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