Soul vs. Soulless

[Anonymous No.19938416]

[Anonymous No.19938424]

>>19938416
Seed oil.

[Anonymous No.19938485]

I don't care about this because it has no effect on the outcome of the food. I think that it's a fundamentally low-IQ trait to become excessively fixated on labels and logos, and I'm a fucking graphic designer.

[Anonymous No.19938489]

For the longest time I thought it was called Newman Zone.

[Anonymous No.19939028]

>>19938489
Based dyslexic anon

[Anonymous No.19939031]

>>19938416
I'm not American and I never knew the company was founded by Paul Newman
the old guy barely looked like him, he looked more like Nathan Drake to me

[Anonymous No.19939036]

>>19938416
>let's give away all "profits" after paying the C-levels their million-dollar salaries, considered part of base operating cots
Thousands of such "non-profit" associations grift well-meaning donors with this One Simple ((Trick)).

[Anonymous No.19939040]

>>19939036
Most charities take at least 70% of the money as operating costs

[Anonymous No.19939062]

>>19938489
For me its AutoZone.
"Get in the Zone" AutoZone"

[Anonymous No.19939067]

>one of the best price to taste ratios for any jarred product
>little to no shitty preservatives in any of their sauces and salsas
>soulful and aesthetic branding
>donates all profits to charity
How the fuck do they do it bros? Tried their frozen pizza recently and that’s solid as well. What’s the catch?

[Anonymous No.19939072]

Paul Newman was great, too bad the food sucks

[Anonymous No.19940360]

For me it's low-fat sesame ginger

[Anonymous No.19940369]

>>19938416
>"Let's give it all away"

[Anonymous No.19940453]

>>19939067
surprise, when a company is run by people who arent driven by "infinite growth at any cost" you can actually have nice things

[Anonymous No.19940459]

>>19938416
The secret was in the salad dressing.... all along.