With Lunchables you can eat an Eiffel Tower. Or a race car. Or even a viking ship. It's the toy you can eat.
In our first-ever work for Lunchables, we turned America's most buildable snack into amazing structures, like rockets and trojan horses, all built with the actual food. To create the campaign, we actually built mini Eiffel Towers, rockets, motorcycles and even a pizza piano. The result is the ultimate building toy for kids everywhere.
The campaign took home a Gold Andy Award, 2 D&AD Wood Pencils, and shortlisted at the Cannes Lions Festival, The One Show, and ADC.

Then we took Lunchables where no snack's gone before ... the toy store.
We partnered with the legendary FAO Schwarz toy store in New York City and filled the iconic 5th Ave windows with Pizza UFO’s and Pretzel Horses. Inside, we put our Lunchabuilds on display, with all the other toys with blueprints so you could build them yourself.





The print campaign was selected for the permanent collection of New York's Poster Museum.






Director: Oskar Bård // Food Stylist: Randy Mon
Photographers: Stephanie Gonot // Quinn Gravier
Copywriter: Stephen Pacheco // Art Director: Ryan Harper
Creative Directors: Kurt Mills // Daniel Righi

With Lunchables you can eat an Eiffel Tower. Or a race car. Or even a viking ship. It's the toy you can eat.
In our first-ever work for Lunchables, we turned America's most buildable snack into amazing structures, like rockets and trojan horses, all built with the actual food. To create the campaign, we actually built mini Eiffel Towers, rockets, motorcycles and even a pizza piano. The result is the ultimate building toy for kids everywhere.
The campaign took home a Gold Andy Award, 2 D&AD Wood Pencils, and shortlisted at the Cannes Lions Festival, The One Show, and ADC.






The print campaign was selected for the permanent collection of New York's Poster Museum.






Director: Oskar Bård // Food Stylist: Randy Mon
Photographers: Stephanie Gonot // Quinn Gravier
Copywriter: Stephen Pacheco // Art Director: Ryan Harper
Creative Directors: Kurt Mills // Daniel Righi