The iconic Cadbury Easter Bunny is going to look a lot different this season as the confectionery giant replaces their famed TV commercial mascot.
The "clucking bunny," star of the Cadbury Eggs advertisements for 35 years, is being retired, with a new face taking its place starting next month. Hailing from North Carolina, 18-month-old Henri the bulldog won Cadbury's first "Bunny Tryouts" competition on Saturday, beating out 4,000 other hopefuls to hawk the cream-filled chocolate eggs. Besides the newfound notoriety, Henri's family will receive $5,000 and the ASPCA will get $10,000 from the company.
What are your thoughts on replacing the bunny in the commercials? Do you think this was the right decision?
This chubby bulldog is Cadbury's new Easter bunny https://t.co/Q3MTlQO8eo pic.twitter.com/cJyOJ2i2Pm
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