
“6-7” has been crowned Australia’s family word of the year, and Uncle Tobys Roll-Ups is putting the phrase where plenty of schoolyard jokes already end up: on kids’ tongues.
The cult fruit leather snack has added new edible tongue prints to its Strawberry and Apple varieties, with designs featuring phrases including “6-7”, “No Cap”, “Delulu” and “Aura”.
The launch follows Uncle Tobys research showing plenty of parents are not exactly fluent. According to the brand, 63 per cent of Australian parents say they do not understand the lingo their children use, while 40 per cent have had to ask their child to explain modern slang.
Uncle Tobys Marketing Manager Jessica Barnes said, “Every generation has its own language, and right now kids are having fun with phrases like ‘6-7’ and ‘No cap’. With the new Roll Up tongue prints, we’re giving families a fun way to get in on the conversation.
“Roll Ups have always been about imagination, and this launch brings that spirit into today’s culture – with a nostalgic snack Aussie parents grew up with, reimagined for the next generation.”
Uncle Tobys is also asking Roll-Ups fans to vote on the next tongue print design via the brand’s Instagram comments.
The Tongue Print varieties are made with real fruit and available now at leading supermarkets nationally for RRP $5.50.
Source: Omnicom
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