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80'S CANNED PASTA LABELS --(Weird Paul) Pac-Man Pasta Smurf PastaTaking a look at the rare and strange canned pastas made by Franco-American and Chef-Boyard.
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Chef Boyardee PacMan Pasta Can, 1981 Finally scored these… Flickr
Pac-Man Pasta is Pasta created by Chef Boyardee in the early 80's based off the arcade title "Pac-Man" and came in three unique flavors: Mini-Meat Balls, Cheese Flavor and Golden Chicken Flavor each sold seperately. Each flavor consisted of small Spaghetti shaped like the titular characters. -Pac-Man and his family are running away from the Ghosts. Pepper: "Oh Pac-Man! I'm beat!" Pac-Baby.
Five really old cans of Chef Boyardee. Dinosaur Dracula!
Chef Boyardee goes wild with Zooroni,, A-B-C-1-2-3 and Pac-Man pasta in this retro commercial.
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Here's the line of Pac-Man foods. Not sure about the name but it was in a can with a blue wrapper and pac man and the ghosts on the front. It was a chicken flavored sauce with pac man shaped noodles and possibly chicken and vegetable pieces. It was sort of like a chicken flavored Spaghettio's. The consistancy's of the sauces were similar.
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80's commercial for Pac-Man pasta. From Chef Boyardee of course.
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commercial for Chef Boyardee Pac-Man pasta
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Commercial for Pac-Man shaped pasta!For licensing and rates, please visit: http://www.filmarchivesonline.com
Five really old cans of Chef Boyardee. Dinosaur Dracula!
Pac-man was on top of the video game world in the early '80s. By the time 1983-84 rolled around, he had his own cartoon, hit song, and breakfast cereal.Chef Boyardee eventually entered Pac-world marketing with Pac-man Pasta.The novelty of course was that the pasta was shaped like Pac-man and had three options to choose from including "golden chicken flavored sauce."
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Pacman Doodle. Doodle for 30th Anniversary of PAC-MAN. Google homepage, May 21, 2010.
Chef Boyardee PacMan Pasta Can, 1981 Finally scored these… Flickr
Pac-Man, originally called Puck Man in Japan, is a 1980 maze action video game developed and released by Namco for arcades.In North America, the game was released by Midway Manufacturing as part of its licensing agreement with Namco America. The player controls Pac-Man, who must eat all the dots inside an enclosed maze while avoiding four colored ghosts.. Eating large flashing dots called.
Pac Man Pasta Commercial from the 1980s YouTube
Pac Man Pasta. YouTube. Another canned pasta dish, this one a marketing tie-in with the popular 80s video game. Featuring vaguely Pac Man and ghost-shaped pasta in something called "golden chicken sauce" or tomato sauce (with or without meatballs), this pasta is worth revisiting for the over-the-top 80s ad alone.
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Pac-Man Pasta. During most of the 80's, Pac-Man was omnipresent. Not only could the circular yellow pellet-eater be found in every arcade — remember those? — but product tie-ins to the video game had spiraled out of control. Evidenced by the unfortunate existence of Pac-Man Pasta. Chef Boyardee had decided to get in on the Pac-Man action.
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Pac-Man Pasta came in three flavors: tomato sauce with cheese, sauce with mini-meatballs, and a golden chicken sauce. You can see a picture of the contents of the golden chicken can on Mummy Shark; let's just say it doesn't look great.Chef Boyardee clearly went all in on the marketing for Pac-Man Pasta, even making an animated commercial for the product that featured Pac-Man chomping on whole.
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Ugh. In the early 80's, when Video game craze ran rampant, it needed to have a video game tie in to be a hit. (see also Pac-Man Cereal/Donkey Kong and Donkey Kong Jr. Cereal, etc.) Pac Man pasta was what made the 80's so great. Product placement within other products.
