(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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13. In the metaverse, users can mine *digital Mega Bites* to redeem real-life coupons. ([Little Black Book][8])
1. Goldfish crackers were introduced in **1962**. ([Wikipedia][1])
29. The Chilean Sea Bass name change got *earned media* — people talked about it because it’s weird but fun. ([Hypebeast][2])
20. They’re baked (not fried), making them lighter than some snack chips. ([Campbells Food Service][11])
2. They’re made by **Pepperidge Farm**, a division of Campbell Soup. ([Wikipedia][1])
30. Their original launch (1962) came from **Switzerland** via company Kambly. ([Wikipedia][1])
16. The robot campaign also had a **billboard** in a city (Yonge & Dundas) showing the robot short-circuiting. ([Little Black Book][5])
6. The Chilean Sea Bass edition tastes *exactly the same* as regular Goldfish. ([Hypebeast][2])
8. The Old Bay flavor uses Old Bay’s full 18-herb-and-spice blend. ([The Campbell's Company][3])
18. The metaverse campaign was done in partnership with **Metaverse Architects**, a 3D studio. ([Campaign Canada][10])
4. Goldfish’s mascot is named **Finn**, a smiling goldfish. ([Wikipedia][1])
12. That same campaign included a **metaverse activation** on Decentraland. ([Ads of the World][7])
10. They launched **Mega Bites**, which are 50% larger than the standard Goldfish. ([Little Black Book][5])
3. Their tagline is **“The snack that smiles back.”** ([Wikipedia][1])
15. The ad agency for these campaigns is **Zulu Alpha Kilo**. ([Little Black Book][9])
9. Goldfish also partnered with **Frank’s RedHot** for a spicy, limited-edition cracker flavor. ([Food Business News][4])
7. Goldfish teamed up with **Old Bay seasoning** to make a limited-edition Old Bay Goldfish flavor. ([The Campbell's Company][3])
27. The metaverse experience turned snack marketing into **gaming + virtual collecting**. ([Ads of the World][7])
22. Goldfish has launched **many limited-edition flavors** to keep the brand fresh. ([Food Business News][4])
23. The name “Chilean Sea Bass” rebrand is *limited-time*, not permanent. ([Hypebeast][2])
19. Goldfish’s shape is *trademarked* — they protect that iconic fish design. ([Wikipedia][1])
21. According to their nutrition info, they use **whole grain** in some varieties. ([Campbells Food Service][11])
11. The “Mega Bites are not Megabytes” campaign featured a **robot** telling other robots not to eat Goldfish. ([Ads of the World][6])
14. If you collect all 22 digital Goldfish in the metaverse, you unlock a special **wearable**. ([Ads of the World][7])
24. The Old Bay + Goldfish collab was driven by the insight that fans already sprinkle Old Bay on Goldfish. ([The Campbell's Company][3])
25. The Mega Bites campaign is meant to signal that Goldfish is for “grown-up snacking.” ([Little Black Book][9])
28. They used the metaverse to *blend digital and physical rewards* — pretty forward-thinking. ([Little Black Book][8])
17. Goldfish’s marketing is targeting more **digital-savvy adults**, not just kids. ([Campaign Canada][10])
Here’s a list of **30 short, fun Goldfish facts + brand-partnership / marketing moments** (focusing on the most interesting):
26. Goldfish used unexpected humor (robots) to launch an adult-targeted product — memorable creative. ([Little Black Book][9])
5. Goldfish temporarily rebranded as **“Chilean Sea Bass”** to appeal to adult snackers. ([Hypebeast][2])
