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Knorr: The Veggie Gang: Healthy Eating Has Never Been This Fun
Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd. just launched a brilliant new way to make your daily meals much more exciting. They have brought our favorite kitchen ingredients to life in a way that will make you smile.
Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd. excels at turning everyday household staples into lively digital collectibles. By transforming nutritional reminders into adorable interactive characters, they have successfully bridged the gap between healthy living and fun digital communication.
Knorr: The Veggie Gang – 20044
Knorr’s “The Veggie Gang” is an exclusive sticker set to remind you to eat vegetables and healthy food every day! Just friend Knorr Thailand’s official account and answer a quick survey to get these stickers. Available until June 27, 2021.
- Title : Knorr: The Veggie Gang
- Price : Free
- Type : Static
- Region : Thailand
- Link : line://shop/detail/20044
- Publisher : Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd.
- Copyright : Unilever Thai Trading Co., Ltd.
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Meet the Adorable Kitchen Crew
Row One: Friendly Greetings and Giggles
The first sticker shows a bright green leafy bok choy waving hello with a big smile. The pink Thai text says Dee jaaa, which means Hello! Next to it, the same green bok choy hugs its knees, encouraging you with Kin phak bang na, translating to Eat some vegetables! The third sticker features a bunch of white enoki mushrooms laughing hysterically with the numbers 555555, which represents laughing out loud in Thai internet culture. Lastly, a white daikon radish is shown running away in a panic with the orange text Phen paep, meaning Gotta run!
Row Two: Kitchen Drama and Comfort
On the second row, a tearful white radish is trapped inside a green boiling soup pot. The orange text says Don kaeng, translating literally to Got curried, which is a popular Thai slang phrase for Got pranked. Beside it, a purple sweet potato hugs a white pillow looking completely exhausted. The blue text Phak kon! means Take a rest first! This is followed by a purple sweet potato lovingly hugging a smaller one with floating pink hearts, accompanied by the blue text Rak loey, meaning Love it! The row ends with a round green pea happily striking an OK pose next to a massive pink OK speech bubble.
Row Three: Puns and Healthy Habits
The third row kicks off with three cute green peas stacked on top of each other. The pink text Thua tom na!! is a clever pun meaning Boiled beans, which sounds exactly like the Thai slang word for That is correct! Next, a peanut-shaped bean bows politely with hands pressed together. The green text Khop khun means Thank you. Beside it, an onion-like character sweats while hula-hooping, paired with the green text Fit mak, meaning Very fit! This row concludes with a plump red tomato blushing with a tiny smile, accompanied by the pink text Khern loey, which means So embarrassed!
Row Four: Playful Motivation
On the final row, a red tomato happily dances with a spoon and fork. The brown text Kin hai aroy na means Enjoy your meal! Next to it, three green asparagus shoots raise their fists under a bright yellow light with the English text FIGHTING!! to cheer you on. A sneaky purple sweet potato then holds a magnifying glass with the green text Kho phuak, which literally translates to Ask for taro, but serves as Thai slang for Let me be nosy! Finally, a dancing purple sweet potato points playfully, accompanied by the yellow text Tham rai yoo, meaning What are you doing?
Behind the Scenes with Unilever
Unilever Thai Trading Co., Ltd. owns the copyright for these charming designs. Big brands use customized stickers to connect with audiences on a personal level, turning healthy lifestyle reminders into engaging social conversations.
