#scratch-and-sniff

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM WITH YOUR BREAKFAST CEREAL -- WAY BACK TO SUPER-SEVENTIES KIDCORE.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on an original Trix Rabbit Scratch-n-Sniff cereal premium sticker design, c. late 1970s, a cereal premium sticker from TRIX breakfast cereal, c. 1978 or 1979. Pic uploaded by Jason Libeling (uploaded on June 5, 2007).

Source: www.flickr.com/photos/jasonliebigstuff/532302729.

[lovingrot]

my edit, not my image

[furryalligator]

Source: http://twitter.com/mental_floss/status/999619273587941376

USPS Is Issuing Its First Scratch-and-Sniff Stamps This Summer — https://t.co/klkdnneZCS pic.twitter.com/eIJu1OXWtq

— Mental Floss (@mental_floss) May 24, 2018

Coming soon to the Post Office: the first scratch-and-sniff stamps https://t.co/Yyuzu3o06y

— NYT National News (@NYTNational) May 24, 2018

[artwordbw]

View this post on Instagram

leuchtturm1917 -- Do you always have your nose in a book? Well, now you have good reason to with our brand new 'Scratch N Sniff' scented notebook range! Whether it's Strawberry Blast, Bodacious Banana, Zestful Orange or Sour Grape, you're sure to give your nose a tingle by smelling your favourite fruits! Now available either in ruled or plain paper! It's time to open up and smell the future of #Leuchtturm1917!

[newberryprinting]

Even if Prohibition had never been repealed, you could still enjoy this delicious scratch-and-sniff martini. And, yes, it really does smell like gin! (And, unfortunately, the fish also really does smell like fish.)

This menu and many others can be found in The Ultimate Executive Lunch published in 1986 by Hurley Style.

Newberry call number: Wing folio ZP 945 .W104

[eastorhild]

If Europe got a scratch-and-sniff feature on our eurobills, what would the scent be? Would it be a different scent for every country or one for the entire Europe?

[sugaranspikes]

what if mosquito bites were scratch-and-sniff

[sidsquareeyes]

Beware the scary tree!

Alright, humes? I was a bit disappointed by ITV1's new two-part thriller The Poison Tree. When I saw the title, I thought it was actually going to involve humes being terrorised by a monstrous tree, hell-bent on bloodshed and revenge, but it turned out to be nothing of the sort. In fact, trees barely featured at all in tonight's opener. What a swizz! Instead, it's about a po-faced woman whose partner has just come out of prison, having served 12 years for a crime he didn't commit. Along with their daughter, the pair just want to start a new life in their remote seaside cottage. Can I ask you something, humes? Why do you lot always insist on moving somewhere remote after a trauma? From what I've seen in TV dramas, no good ever comes of it. You're better off taking your chances among the urban sprawl and noisy nuisances of a big city, I reckon. Anyway, Po-Face and co have got no chance of starting afresh as someone's clearly watching them and knows Po-Face's darkest secrets - the details of which were still a bit sketchy at the end of this episode. I'll be honest with you, humes: I wasn't particularly captivated by the story. I spent most of the hour having a good old scratch-and-sniff session, and nipped outside for a poo during the second ad break. But the pace definitely picked up in the last five minutes - so it's got me sufficiently interested to tune in next week to find out what happens. Unless there's something better on one of the other channels, of course... Want to win £20 worth of high street vouchers, humes? Of course you do! See if you can find me when I'm playing with my favourite app, TVcheck. Find out how the competition works here.