Many iconic food and drink brands have a fascinating history Corn Flakes, for example, were originally created as an easily digestible breakfast for sick people Hershey manufactured caramels before they started making chocolate Keep reading to find out the story behind food and drink brands the American public knows and loves today Many of your favorite fast food and storebought eats have a brand mascot, which is typically some sort of cartoon character or other fictional being, like a leprechaun, elf or talking hamburger We grew up with them on our TVs and in our grocery aisles Some of them are still around smiling from boxes in our pantries today Regardless of whether you're chowing on Nestle– Bird Family on Nest Nestle, is one of the biggest food companies in the worldHenri Nestlé was one of the first Swiss manufacturers to build up a brand with the help of a logoThe Nestlé logo is undoubtedly one of the most memorable and wellrecognized food logos ever createdThe blue color in the Nestlé logo represents prosperity, purity, care and goodness
What Famous Fast Food Company Logos Used To Look Like
