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This fast food chain in Sedona, Arizona changed its traditional golden color to turquoise to better fit in with the city's natural southwest colors.
What is McDonalds?
Craisins are both a popular snack and a registered trademark. This fruit is used to make Craisins.
What are cranberries?
Introduced in 1962, Sonny the Cuckoo Bird is the mascot for this chocolaty General Mills cereal brand.
What is Cocoa Puffs?
Delavan, Wisconsin is the location of the factory that produces this brand of rectangular chocolate mint candies.
What is Andes?
Although it expanded to grapefruit growers in 1976, the cooperative Ocean Spray has primarily focused on this fruit throughout its existence.
What is Cranberry?
Personifying the chain's claim that you can "have it your way," the Subservient Chicken was a long-running promotional gimmick used by this fast-food chain.
What is Burger King?
This is the most widely purchased fruit among US consumers.
What are Bananas?
In 2016, General Mills' Monster Cereals held a mock election, with this cocoa-flavored cereal beating out Boo Berry and Franken Berry to win the most votes.
Who is Count Chocula?
Now made by Ferrara Candy Company, this brand consists of sweet-and-sour candy powder poured into the mouth from a package that looks like a colorful drinking straw wrapper.
What is Pixy Stix?
This powdered drink mix debuted in 1927 and is the official state soft drink of Nebraska, where it was invented.
What is Kool-Aid?
This American fast casual restaurant, formerly known as Boston Chicken, was founded in Newton, MA in 1984. While the company headquarters have since moved to Colorado, the chain sticks to its proud Boston namesake roots.
What is Boston Market?
The "Cutie" brand of produce primarily focuses on this miniature cousin of the orange.
What is the Clementine?
Back before they rebranded to Honey Smacks and got a frog, Kellogg's Sugar Smacks had a mascot that worked this creepy circus profession.
What is a clown?
The orange-and-blue packaging of this Nestle candy bar proclaims that it is "crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery."
What is Butterfinger?
"The truth is, we're not that dumb, and we're not that smart" was a quote from Donald Keough, the president of this drink manufacturer after conspiracies arose about a purposely inferior product the company had released to drive up demand for their original product.
What is Coca-Cola?
This popular fast food chicken franchise, owned by Yum!, was co-founded in 1952 by a well-known Colonel who obtained that honorific title from the US state referenced in the restaurant’s name.
What is Kentucky Friend Chicken?
The original flavors of Pop Tarts, which hit store shelves in 1964, were Apple Currant, Blueberry, Cinnamon Sugar, and this other flavor.
What is Strawberry?
Rice-A-Roni, Cap'n Crunch, and Life Cereals are all food brands that PepsiCo acquired as part of their 2001 purchase of this company.
What is Quaker Oats Company?
Lindt expanded their chocolate empire in the 1990s with the acquisition of this California-based chocolate company founded by and named after an Italian immigrant.
What is Ghirardelli?
This American chain localizes its fare with offerings such as Turkish coffee in the Republic of Georgia and versions of its signature product stuffed with kimchi in South Korea and topped with fish flakes in China, Kosher in Oak Park?
What is Dunkin Donuts?
Created in the 1980s in Ypsilanti, Michigan, to represent all the difficulties of getting a pizza delivered in 30 minutes or less, The Noid is a red-suited villain who appears in advertising for this restaurant chain.
What is Domino's Pizza?
This fruit is the most popular addition to breakfast pancakes.
What are blueberries?
This popular cereal brand was introduced in 1941, and released its popular “Honey Nut” spin-off in 1979.
What are Cheerios?
A brand of candy owned by Mendelez, featuring little people sized pieces that start sour and become sweet
What are Sour Patch Kids?
A Laid-back Floridian vibes were the inspiration for this soft drink brand, whose logo includes a pair of lizards facing in opposite directions
What is SoBe?