W+K London and Lurpak Tell Food Lovers Everywhere to Get Cooking

W+K London launched a new campaign for Lurpak, telling people who enjoy preparing and eating food (we refuse to use the word “foodie”) that it’s “Game On, Cooks.”

Like the agency’s April, 2015 “Freestyle” spot, the ad celebrates home cooking. This time around, though, the message is less purely celebratory. It’s more of a challenge for the food-obsessed but somewhat kitchen-averse, who watch cooking shows, follow and like obsessively on social media but haven’t made a home cooked meal in awhile. You know who you are!

“It”s time to get your hands dirty again, ” says the voiceover (presumably with some Lurpak butter), “smell the magic, hear the crackle.”

“So what are you going to be, spectator or player?” the voiceover asks at the conclusion of the spot, challenging viewers to get to know their kitchens again and devote themselves to home cooking.

The foodie challenging tone makes the spot a call to action and something of a wake-up call to foodies who have come to neglect their own kitchens. It was motivated, Adweek points out, by the insight that people are consuming more media surrounding food and cooking than ever, but actually cooking less.

It seems a fair assumption that at least some of those people will be motivated by being called out for their behavior and the spot does a good job of inspiring such viewers, showing the rewards inherent in a home cooked meal, while not shying away from the difficult tasks that are part of the job.

Foodies Rejoice, W+K Is Back With Its Latest Mind-Blowing Lurpak Ad

If you really love food, then you should probably be cooking, says this new ad from Danish butter brand Lurpak and Wieden + Kennedy London. 

The remarkable 60-second spot argues that foodies should get off the couch, stop liking things on Instagram and reading cookbooks, and actually do the hard work involved in real cooking. And, oh yeah, use Lurpak butter while doing so. 

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Lurpak celebra espírito aventureiro em belíssimo filme

Os comerciais da Lurpak costumam chamar a atenção não só por fugirem dos estereótipos de comerciais de margarina, mas também por serem muito bem produzidos. Adventure Awaits, novo filme da marca criado pela Wieden+Kennedy de Londres, com produção da Blink, celebra o espírito aventureiro dos amantes da arte culinária.

Com isso, a Lurpak vai aonde nenhuma marca de margarina foi antes, explorando o universo culinário como se fosse, realmente, o espaço sideral. E são imagens incríveis, que dão água na boca, sem fugir a proposta inicial. Vale o play.

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Lurpak Cook’s Range – Adventure Awaits

Les équipes de Wieden+Kennedy Londres ont eu l’intelligence d’imaginer pour la marque de beurre Lurpak Cook une pub appelée Adventure Awaits et choisissant un angle non pas axé sur la gourmandise, mais bien au contraire sur l’aspect épique. Un spot à découvrir sur Fubiz dans la suite de l’article.

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You’ve Never Seen a Food Commercial Quite as Otherworldly as This One

"As we stand on the edge of possibility, we choose the path less traveled."

Set to to the grandiose tune of Richard Strauss's "Thus Spake Zarathustra," aka the theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey, this new Lurpak butter ad from Wieden + Kennedy London (and Blink director Dougal Wilson) takes place in a world that looks like the love child of Stanley Kubrick and George Lucas.

Advertising the brand's new Cook's Range of oils and butters, the ad transforms ordinary (yet dramatically lit) kitchens into basically the entire universe. 

Of particular note is the GoPro-meets-lunar-landing slo-mo shot of a woman dropping a yolk on an extraterrestrial landscape of beautiful flour. There's also an otherworldly shot that transforms a gas stove into rocket burners and a carrot into a spaceship. This is so cool.

Lurpak and W+K have a long history of doing food porn together, and have a couple of gold Lions in Film Craft from Cannes to show for it. (Their first collaboration that we covered, in 2011, was "Kitchen Odyssey," which we called "the kind of commercial Stanley Kubrick would make if he were still alive." So, they're certainly consistent.)

This new ad, though, is a close encounter of the nerd kind. So say we all.




Lurpak mostra que comida boa é aquela que forra o estômago

Nos últimos anos, a Lurpak tem nos ensinado que é possível – e fica muito melhor – fazer comercial de manteira sem recorrer ao velho clichê da família feliz ao redor da mesa.

O “Kitchen Odissey” de 2011, e o “Be Wonderful and Wise” de 2012, são pornografias gastronômicas que mexem com sua fome, mesmo que ela esteja mansinha nesse momento pós-café da manhã.

Agora, em 2013, a marca repete a receita, mostrando que comida boa é aquela que forra o estômago, resumindo em imagens aquilo que chamamos de “comfort food”. É um comercial com um apelo ainda mais forte no Reino Unido, onde será veiculado, já que estão no inverno.

A criação é da Wieden + Kennedy de Londres.

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Comercial de manteiga sem família feliz que acorda ofensivamente cedo

A Lurpak já nos ensinou no ano passado que comercial de manteiga pode ser bem legal. Pra quem está acostumado com família feliz (incluindo um cachorro felpudo) ao redor da mesa, e todos de bom humor sem remela no olho mesmo acordando às 7 da manhã, pode ficar chocado com essa informação.

Para anunciar a versão light da manteiga, a marca britânica fez de novo. Belas cenas de alimentos saudáveis sendo preparados, incluindo muito verde, amarelo e roxo na panela em um festival de ações como fatiar, amassar, espremer, bater e cozinhar.

Que faz a locução e até canta é o eterno replicante Roy Batty, digo, Rutger Hauer. A criação é da Wieden+Kennedy de Londres.

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