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Instead of just looking cool on their envelopes, the stamps enable mailers get to sample flavors like Cookies & Cream, Macadamia Nut Brittle and Strawberry Cheesecake, and as a benefit to the company for participating, the Haagen-Dazs logo is seen on thousands of pieces of mail a day. The stamps are being distributed as part of a frequent buyer program, however, so even though the stamps are calorie-free, the 10 scoops of ice cream that must be purchased to get the stamps are not.
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5-18-2006 @1:01PM McAuliflower said... While interesting at first glance,
the triteness of the models (ice cream! Hello!) and the mixing up of advertising and stamps is all a bit dissappointing.
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