Looks like sugar brand In the Raw has a raunchy sense of humor.
The all-natural sugar brand has recently launched a funny campaign of fake Craigslist personals that direct people to “HOT IN THE RAW ACTION DOT COM,” where sugar lovers can be tantalized by pixelated naughty images of desserts.
The campaign also includes an “Au Natural” Facebook app that lets people create their own censored sexy food images. You can also see other people’s naughty food pics on the Facebook app image gallery.
Images via In The Raw
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