Bunanza: The Ultimate in Serving Containers
Revolutionary indeed! Bunanza was a never-before-seen foodservice product, launched in 1964. It was an edible bread cup, meant to be eaten like an ice cream cone. Various hot and cold foods, from chili to spaghetti to salad, could be enjoyed from Bunanza. Unlike ice cream cones however, this product fell flat and was shortly abandoned.
Father’s Day Surprise
In 1950, Bisquick and Betty Crocker offered delicious products that were so easy to use, even the littlest sisters could bake up a delicious Father’s Day surprise.
Quarterback Crunch
Football fans of the ‘90s – do you remember Quarterback Crunch from Wheaties?!
Twins Win!
There’s nothing better than being able to feature the hometown team – the Minnesota Twins – on the cover of a Wheaties box. We got that opportunity when the Twins won the World Series in 1987 and we still remember that day like it was yesterday.
A Rocky Road For The Doughboy
The Pillsbury Doughboy teamed up with dudes everywhere in this 1973 ad. Because it didn’t have to be a Rocky Road for anyone to make snack cookies.
Casa Gallardo
Casa Gallardo was a popular Mexican restaurant in the St. Louis area. In the 1970s, General Mills worked with its founder, Ramon Gallardo, to build it into one of the biggest Mexican chain restaurants in America. We said adios in the 1990s when we got out of the restaurant biz, but Casa Gallardo lived on for many years after.
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