Hershey's Cookie Layer Crunch TV Commercial, 'A World Without Layers'
“A World Without Layers”
About This Ad
A woman sits on a bench enjoying a Cookie Layer Crunch bar when Hershey's points out that people would be drowning in magma if Earth didn't have layers. Unfortunately, she feels the full effect of this scenario. The brand believes that, like Earth, chocolate also needs layers as it introduces the crunchy, creamy experience of its Cookie Layer Crunch bar.
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