February 27, 2014
Play With Your Food
In 1993, Cheerios encouraged America to play with our food with a special edition Tic-Tac-Toe breakfast/game. Because breakfast should be fun, right?!
February 26, 2014
Bows
Another in the long line of what was basically Bugles made into different shapes – Bows! And, just in case you were unclear on what this 1966 product was, it was helpfully labeled, “SNACK!”
February 25, 2014
Betty Crocker Chooses Favorites
In 2000, Betty Crocker picked favorites and shared them in the form of prepared meals. What’s your favorite Betty Crocker recipe?!
February 24, 2014
Clever Women Serve Delicious Hot Bisquicks
When ladies in 1938 had “below par menus” like “love over meals” they baked Bisquick biscuits to bring extra pep and sparkle to those sad, sad dinners. Pro tip: Bisquick biscuits go extra well with dinners like lamb croquettes arranged to look like a forest.
February 21, 2014
Pillsbury Innovation During WWII
During World War II civilians were starving and it was very difficult to get food to those who needed it. Pillsbury scientists devised two new soup mixes that used a minimum of shipping space so they could feed a maximum number of people. Now that’s coming together.
February 20, 2014
No Flat Flakes Here
In 1967, Team Kix chose this extremely excited cow to share the news that Kix cereal stays crisper in milk than those flat flakes. If that can’t put a smile on this cow’s face, we’re not sure anything can.
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