This commercial alongside the Zoobooks and Ultimate Love Songs commercial used to play all the time on Cartoon Network and Toon Disney back in the early 2000s. I miss those days when life was simple.
Man I can relate some. I was 16 at the time, now I'm 34. I'll tell ya, even though I'm living very well right now, I miss the early 2000s sometimes as well!
I remember this, Betty Crocker Fill N Bake, Perfect Pancake, Pasta Pro and the omelette thing if anyone knows what I'm and remember the name, I've seen it on Toon Disney back in the day like the early 2000s.
Mind blown. Thank God for making 2004 a year to remember! 2004 was truly Cartoon Network's biggest year. Its logo got redesigned, Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends debuted, even the premiere of the Codename: Kids Next Door episode, "Operation: B.E.A.C.H", was my favorite highlight from the year 2004. 👍😉
I thought this was so cool when I was little and now I'm realizing it's just a double boiler and a ton of supplies you could just buy online in bulk for $4
I’m surprised by how well I remember this commercial. I was nine when this commercial started airing, now twenty years later I find it again. Brought back so many memories.
I have actually seen this. My oldest sister got it for Christmas from her husband one year after it came out. Unlike the commercial, it didn't have certain things like the lollipop sticks and squeeze bottle. The pots are fairly small
I actually remember buying the kit when I first saw the commercial and made myself more chocolate than I could even count. Was definitely surprisingly easy to do too
Let's see, chocolate graham crackers, just put in a chocolate marshmallow and you've got s'mores! Chocolate gummi watermelon... White Chocolate pretzel... Filling for specific holidays... Sundaes, caramel turtles, caramel apples, Peanuts Butter, Chocolate Mousse! Mmmm... chocolate.
As a kid, I always saw these kind of commercials as "moddest" and "quaint", as opposed to other bombastic in-your-face commercials with absurdist humor, who just want to offer you a decent product through "honest" means and in a lighthearted tone. The "limited" feeling just made it feel more "honest" and "moddest", y'know?
Oh yes I'm definitely buying this if I had the money that is if they can make fancy treats with that so can I but anyway this commercial brings back memories because I saw this one when I was a kid years ago
1 night I dreamed that I was at Willy Wonka's chocolate factory and there were "Chocolate Tomatoes". Not real tomatoes with chocolate on them, I mean chocolate that made to look like tomatoes.