Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Conor Whelan | Country: Ireland
“The idea was to create a package of two eggs, ideal for someone living on their own or someone who just wants to make a quick meal and doesn’t require the standard 6 eggs. I wanted to create an interesting package that was aesthetically pleasing, functional, and simply enjoyable to hold. Each packaging features two eggs along with two easy recipes to make meals for one, which are revealed when the egg chamber is opened.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Conor Whelan | Country: Ireland
“The idea was to create a package of two eggs, ideal for someone living on their own or someone who just wants to make a quick meal and doesn’t require the standard 6 eggs. I wanted to create an interesting package that was aesthetically pleasing, functional, and simply enjoyable to hold. Each packaging features two eggs along with two easy recipes to make meals for one, which are revealed when the egg chamber is opened.”
