Advertising
1920s print advertisements linked the brand with Englishness alongside classic images of the Lake District and other national areas of beauty. Throughout the 1970s Worthington E was marketed as "The taste that satisfies..." Advertising in the mid-1990s focussed on Creamflow, with a series of television advertisements featuring comedian Harry Enfield.
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