What famous product first used the tagline "Have a Break. Have a ___" in 1957?
Minute Maid
Oscar Mayer
Big Mac
Kit Kat
What "wife-savers" is this guy selling?
TV dinner
Chicken noodle soup
Fried chicken
Salisbury steak
Back then, little girls thought that this toy kitchen appliance was the best thing since sliced bread. What was its name?
Easy-Bake Oven
Fun Time Bake Oven
Little Tikes First Oven
Tastybake Oven
What was the name of the lady plumber who acted as spokeswoman for "Comet" cleanser?
Mable
Josephine
Maude
Faucet
What is the "amazing discovery", a morning staple for some people, featured in this 1953 ad?
Nutella
Cocoa powder
Peanut butter
Instant coffee
What was the job of Madge, a character portrayed by Jan Miner in an ad for Palmolive liquid?
Housekeeper
Cook
Manicurist
Cleaner
What chocolate product featured in this 1956 ad?
Snickers
3 Musketeers
Reese's Fast Break
Nestlรฉ Milk Chocolate
What's the name of this man who secretly can't resist squeezing the Charmin (toilet tissue)?
Marshmallow Man
Mr. Whipple
Mr. Teddy
He didn't have a name
"Where's the beef?" was a famous catchphrase used by which American fast food chain?
Wendy's
McDonald's
Jack in the Box
White Castle
What is the candy bar advertised in this 1954 ad?
Mars bar
Butterfinger
Nestlรฉ milk chocolate
Oh Henry!
This 1951 ad featured a food item. What is it? Hint: Andy Warhol famously painted it.
Rice Krispies Treats
Campbell's soup
Kellogg's corn flakes
Cracker Jack
Here's another for you. What is the featured product that is made doubly fresh in this 1954 ad?
Spam
Bread
Chicken pie
Chocolate cake
Which company began its commercial with the line "I can't believe I ate the whole thing"?
Bromo Seltzer
Alka-Seltzer
Tums
Pepto-Bismol
"The Lonely Repairman" was another household icon originating in the 1960s. What product used him in their advertisements?
Kenmore
Kitchen Aid
Maytag
Whirlpool
This product was specially created to make even the simplest salads taste wonderful. What is it?
Hรคagen-Dazs
Hellmann's
Miracle Whip
Cool Whip
What product angered Mother Nature enough to have her utter the words "It's Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature"?
Whipped cream
Margarine
Butter
Mayonnaise
"Where there's life, there's ___!" What company used this tagline in a 1958 ad?
Budweiser
Coke
Heineken
Pantene
Which fast food restaurant came up with this jingle in 1971 that went like this: "You deserve a break today! So get up and get away!"?
White Castle
McDonald's
Five Guys
KFC
This carbonated beverage was created in the late 19th century and continues to be popular even today. What is it?
Budweiser
Coca-Cola
Sprite
Perrier
Which product debuted the "Oh-oh!" slogan in 1950?
Eggo
SpaghettiOs
Froot Loops
Oreo
Which American food company produced this ad for a kitchen staple in 1951?
Quaker Oats
Morton Salt
Heinz ketchup
Cream of Wheat
What bottle is this woman holding in the 1955 ad?
7 Up
Coca-Cola
Pepsi
Gatorade
In the 1970s, this fast food restaurant had people singing the catchy lyrics to its commercial, "Hold the pickle, hold the lettuce, special orders don't upset us - all we ask is that you let us have it your way." Which one was it?
Five Guys
McDonald's
Burger King
In-N-Out Burger
Finally, what food product featured a stubborn mule in its 1954 print ad?
Jell-O
Dairy Queen
Cool Whip
Nutella
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11 Comments
Anyone else remember Uh-oh, Spaghetti O’s?
11/24. Phew hard knew some guessed most bit before my time and of course lots of American stuff, better than nowt.
I got 15 out of 24 – 62%
You did perfectly average! You managed to pass, and that’s nothing to sneeze at! All in all, it was an educating and delightful quiz experience so I say that’s good!
They were all guesses; these are American adds, I`m an Aussie & I was born in 1960.
5 / 11 / 25
I got 23 out of 24!
WOWZA! You remembered all that? Your brain should be the eighth Wonder of the World! You have an eye for detail and a memory of steel!
24/24
WOWZA! You remembered all that? Your brain should be the eighth Wonder of the World! You have an eye for detail and a memory of steel!
Wow. I’m old.
11/24, Oh dear not heard of lots of these, knew some but couldn’t remember them think they are mainly American again. Also some were very early I wasn’t born till 1953 and certainly would not have been watching ads on tv, much too young and my dad would not even rent a tv till quite late on other kids had them but my dad was very old fashioned and set in his ways only did things when he wanted too. I used to feellike orphan annie when kids went in to watch tv,sometimes I went in to watch with them till my mum played hell and made him get one at long last!!1
21/24.
I got 11 out of 24!
Look, you tried your best, but it looks like these vintage ads are a mystery to you. Maybe they were well before your time!
I don’t even know how i got that many right..
I got 5 out of 24!
Look, you tried your best, but it looks like these vintage ads are a mystery to you. Maybe they were well before your time!
16/24