used in the Cadbury commercials are Flemish Giants. In the UK, around the year 2000, selected stores were provided standalone paperboard cutouts of something resembling a "love tester". The shopper would press a button in the centre and a "spinner" (a series of LED lights) would select at random a way of eating the Creme Egg, e.g. "with chips". These were withdrawn within a year. There are also the "Creme Egg Cars" which are, as the name suggest, ovular vehicles painted to look like Creme Eggs. They are driven to various places to advertise the eggs but are based mainly at the Cadbury factory in Bournville. Five "Creme Egg Cars" were built from Bedford Rascal chassis. The headlights are taken from a Citroën 2CV. For the 2008/2009 season, advertising in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada consisted of stopmotion adverts in the "Here Today, Goo Tomorrow" campaign which comprised a Creme Egg stripping its wrapper off and then breaking its own shell, usually with household appliances and equipment, while making various 'goo' sounds, and a 'relieved' noise when finally able to break its shell. The Cadbury's Creme Egg website featured games where the player had to prevent the egg from finding a way to release its goo. A similar advertising campaign in 2010 featured animated Creme Eggs destroying themselves in large numbers, such as gathering together at a cinema before bombarding into each other to release all of the eggs' goo, and another which featured eggs being destroyed by mouse traps. In Halloween 2011, 2012 and 2013, advertising in Canada and New Zealand consisted of the "Screme Egg" Easter aliens, such as 48 seconds in the advertising. Campaigns/slogans : "Shopkeeper" campaign in which a boy asks for 6000 Cadbury Creme Eggs. "Irresistibly" campaign showing characters prepared to do something unusual for a Creme Egg, similar to the "What would you do for a Klondike bar?" campaign. Early 1980s: "Can't Resist Them." 1985: The "How Do You Eat Yours?" campaign. Mid-1980s–present: "Nobunny Knows Easter Better than Cadbury" 1985–1996: "Don't get caught with egg on your face" 1990–1993: The first television campaign to use the "How Do You Eat Yours?" theme, featuring the zodiac signs. 1994–1996: Spitting Image characters continued "How Do You Eat Yours?" 1997–1999: Matt Lucas, with the catchphrase "I've seen the future, and it's egg shaped!" 2000–2003: The "Pointing Finger" 2004: The "Roadshow" finger 2005: "Licky, Sticky,