The Chip Shop Awards tenth anniversary awards ceremony took place at the Ministry of Sound in London last night, and as ever the show contained the trademark mix of humour, irreverence and, of course, bad taste that has made it so infamous down the years.
But with age comes maturity, and while the Chip Shops isn't ready to shake off the knob gags completely, this year's grand prix winner was the kind of thoughtful piece of marketing that really could be taken up by a client in real life.
Taking home that coveted 'Big Chip' was RPM for an ingenious bin ad that reminds us of the struggles many of the world's impoverished children face as we carelessly discard our leftovers.
On a lighter note, the chairman's award - bestowed upon the approriately named Dafty by Coy! Communications creative director Mark Denton - displayed typical Chip Shop charm in lampooning Sensodyne's approach to troublesome teeth.
But it's not just what the judges think that matters, and the people's choice award was duly given to Stein IAS for its frightening Gangnam Style animal parody starring the agency's team in a variety of terrifying roles.
You can see all of this year's chip-winning work below and the full list of winners, including those who took the runner-up vinegar bottles, on the Chip Shop Awards website.