Kaiser "Two Sponges"

Genre: Commercial

Year Published: 1964

Creator: Kaiser Cooking Foil

Description: To show how Kaiser foil retains moisture two wet sponges are placed in an oven. One is wrapped in Kaiser aluminum foil and the other is not. At the end of the experiment only the sponge wrapped in Kaiser foil still has water in it., An advertisement for Kaiser quilted cooking foil that "costs no more than plain foil," which is narrated by a man. The scene depicts two soaked sponges being put into a hot oven, but one sponge is wrapped in quilted Kaiser foil. The sponge wrapped in the product comes out full of moisture and the other sponge is "bone dry." The scene ends with a juicy roast being sliced while the narrator says, "Kaiser foil does the basting for you" and a close-up of the product., An advertisement for Kaiser quilted cooking foil that "costs no more than plain foil," which is narrated by a man. The scene depicts two soaked sponges being put into a hot oven, but one sponge is wrapped in quilted Kaiser foil. The sponge wrapped in the product comes out full of moisture and the other sponge is "bone dry." The scene ends with a juicy roast being sliced while the narrator says, "Kaiser foil does the basting for you" and a close-up of the product.

Complete Record: To show how Kaiser foil retains moisture two wet sponges are placed in an oven. One is wrapped in Kaiser aluminum foil and the other is not. At the end of the experiment only the sponge wrapped in Kaiser foil still has water in it., An advertisement for Kaiser quilted cooking foil that "costs no more than plain foil," which is narrated by a man. The scene depicts two soaked sponges being put into a hot oven, but one sponge is wrapped in quilted Kaiser foil. The sponge wrapped in the product comes out full of moisture and the other sponge is "bone dry." The scene ends with a juicy roast being sliced while the narrator says, "Kaiser foil does the basting for you" and a close-up of the product., An advertisement for Kaiser quilted cooking foil that "costs no more than plain foil," which is narrated by a man. The scene depicts two soaked sponges being put into a hot oven, but one sponge is wrapped in quilted Kaiser foil. The sponge wrapped in the product comes out full of moisture and the other sponge is "bone dry." The scene ends with a juicy roast being sliced while the narrator says, "Kaiser foil does the basting for you" and a close-up of the product.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.


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