The brand opened a £10k Compensation Pot, offering the opportunity to those offended to claim a free £33 in cash – the equivalent of a month’s supply of Pot Noodle
Pot Noodle's latest TV advert, which shows an office worker noisily enjoying their snack, has sparked outrage among some viewers.
The brand was offering £33 to those who felt offended by the commercial - enough for a month's supply of Pot Noodles. To be eligible for the pay out, individuals had to publicly accept the apology on X.Lena Portchmouth, marketing manager at Pot Noodle, said: "We know our slurping has caused a stir across the nation and we have been personally contacted for promoting this sound in such a big way.
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Pot Noodle Offers Compensation for Controversial AdPot Noodle's recent TV ad featuring an office worker slurping one of their meals has sparked outrage among Brits. In response, the brand has issued a public apology on Instagram and is now offering a £10k Compensation Pot, giving offended individuals the chance to claim a month's supply of Pot Noodle as compensation.
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