Introduction:
The two brands I am choosing are Nestle Toll House cookie dough and Pillsbury cookie
dough. I enjoy baking but when it comes to picking cookie dough, I can never
differentiate the two brands. I thought it would be fun to discover the subtle
differences.
Product Attributes:
Nestle had a much darker hue, more visible chocolate chips, and a smooth texture.
Pillsbury was a lighter brown tone, fewer chocolate chips, and a flaky texture.
Benefits Provided:
Nestle satisfies hunger as a functional benefit
Nestle offers a feeling of satisfaction for its quality as a psychological benefit
Pillsbury satisfies hunger as a functional benefit
Pillsbury offers a feeling of satisfaction for its reasonable price as a psychological benefit
Product Line:
Nestle offers products that pertain to cookie dough. Nestle offers many different types
besides regular chocolate chip, such as peanut butter.
Pillsbury offers products that pertain to cookie dough. Pillsbury offers many different
types of cookie dough besides regular chocolate chip, such as gingerbread.
Packaging:
Nestle has yellow packaging with red labels and bold text but smaller overall container.
Pillsbury has blue packaging, cursive writing with their advertising icon the Pillsbury
dough boy holding cookies, seems more directed toward children.
Brand Image:
Nestle: bright, direct, yummy, wholesome, and sensible. I chose these five words
unique recipe.