Neither, its a hotdog wrapped in bread.

There's a difference?

Oh, snap.

Could be intentional, but could easily be unintentional…

Love the reference to Legally Blonde: The Musical, though.

And people wonder why I'm a vegetarian …

What does the ad have to do with Legally Blonde?

Hoodies are in this year.

Mmmm, now where's my MANaise…

Little bit of both I'd wager :p

Très Européen et pédé en même temps!(Sarcasm)

It's totally a cock. Check out the angle of the dog's presentation, not shown with any serving elements (plate, utensils, etc.), and the other end isn't shown, which would ruin the effect of being connected to something.

And personally, "du jour" reminds me of the movie Belle du Jour. Which I'm sure isn't intended.

I remember when I was in France once, I saw a billboard advert that had an exposed woman's breast lying under a duvet. I suppose the point is: I wouldn't put it past the French (or the other Francophone countries in Europe) to deliberately present this as looking like a penis, because they're more open about that stuff, having not been culturally crippled by archaic religions :)

Looks, and I'm sure smells, like a Frenchman's dick after pulling out of a dirty French hiney, sans preservatif tu drole, petit, chaud lapin……..

To explain the Legally Blonde reference…

In Act II of the Broadway musical, there is a song entitled "There! Right There!" which is Elle's declaration that Brooke Wyndham's poolboy is gay, whereas Callahan believes he could just be European. The song's chorus features the repeated line, "Is he gay or European?"

The ad is for a product from an American company called Aunt Annie's.They sell pretzel products in malls.

I LOVE Auntie Anne's!

Yeah, I've had a couple of their pretzels at the mall within the past month or so.

Very good, albeit with a slight chemical-y aftertaste.

Thx for clarifying the Legally Blonde thing, Phoenix.