April Fools' Day Sees a Flood of Corporate Pranks; Patrón Announces Real Product Return

From Duolingo's multilingual musical to Oreo's 'divorce,' companies unleash their creativity, while Patrón surprises with the return of its XO Cafe liqueur.

Corporate America celebrates April Fools' Day with a variety of elaborate pranks, including Duolingo's announcement of a multilingual musical and Oreo's declaration of a 'divorce' between its cookie and creme.
7-Eleven introduced a 'Hot Dog Sparkling Water,' while other companies focused on pickle-themed products, including Subway's 'Gherkin Grinder' sandwich and pickle-flavored almond milk by Califia Farms.
Frontier Airlines joked about offering $1 trips to Bora Bora, adding to the day's humorous announcements.
Tinder's search for a Vice President of Ghost Hunting and Krispy Kreme's offer to glaze anything customers bring in are among the creative pranks.
Despite the playful nature of the day, some brands like Patrón took the opportunity to announce real news, such as the return of its Patrón XO Cafe tequila-based coffee liqueur.