Things that I do sometimes: Board a bus, armed with a phone with a GPS function and a fully loaded EZ-Link transport card, I roamed around Singapore.
(I was actually looking for a warehouse in some industrial estate to collect something.)
I alighted at some industrial estate and walked around. I saw this.
It's the Ayam (chicken) mascot of the Ayam Brand products. I tried to do an online search and I can't figure out from which country this brand is from. Does anyone know?
But I do like some of their products. ;-)
No idea but a pretty impressive bird.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a handsome chicken! Cluck, cluck
ReplyDeleteLooks like the brand hasn't made it to Manila yet, but that sure is a fun rooster! :D
ReplyDeleteayam is from indonesia if i'm not wrong... cute mascot though! ^-^
ReplyDeleteGreat find. It pays to go exploring!
ReplyDeleteB Squared, Leif Hagen,
ReplyDeleteLooks like birds make people smile. ;-)
Hilda, not in Manila? Oooo. This brand is quite a household name in Singapore and Malaysia. I remember they were in Australia too!
Arabesque, looks like it is also a household name in Indonesia. Oh, so it has an Indonesian origin?
Marley,
;-)
getting ready to say it was made here in Indonesia, thought I'd check the pantry to make sure I was correct and, like all things sold in Indonesia, it was made in Malaysia:)
ReplyDeleteI thought that Ayam Brand is from Malaysia. I love many of their products.
ReplyDeleteThis chicken mascot reminds me of Kiew Brothers dried meat. Kiew Brothers also use Chicken as its mascot.
erm, indonesia?
ReplyDeleteBelieve or not - Ayam brand is a French brand. Truly .... I kid you not. Read it in the Straits Times a while ago.
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