They should have put Gaston on the front of the box. I'm sure he plows thought the box in no time at all. He does eat 5 dozen eggs a day. Who knows how much butter he goes though.
The DC football team and Atlanta and Cleveland baseball teams must make her head explode!
There are so many tribes. Where one will be unhappy another will shrug and not care.The DC football team and Atlanta and Cleveland baseball teams must make her head explode!![]()
My head sticks on these companies used faces of cartoon Americans /natives. And it didn't hurt sales for decades. Makes me think if there is any veracity in the ism issue. But if a demographic asks to be erased from advertising then I guess only inanimate objects should be used for safety. In eighty years who knows what will be safe. Trees don't have a problem. Yet.
That has a far more offensive origin than anything else mentioned here. Or at least the earliest marketing of the product.
Just find some early newspaper/magazine ads for Aunt Jemima from the early 20th century. I refuse to link to any of it, but it's easy enough to find.Looks like I have a date with Google tonight. This is a rather fascinating subject and I like to be educated when I can be.
The box of butter sticks I bought on sale the other week still had her on it. Won't change my buying habit , when I need butter I buy either LOL, Breakstone or Keller depending which is on sale.Same here. I just checked and the container of LOL light butter with canola oil has the new packaging. I've had it for maybe a month now. The carton of half-and-half, however, still has the Native American woman on it.
ok I guess, but the better leave the Oat Meal guy alone
I believe a few year ago they gave the oatmeal guy a makeover. They slimmed him down and gave him a more modern look.ok I guess, but the better leave the Oat Meal guy alone
I believe a few year ago they gave the oatmeal guy a makeover. They slimmed him down and gave him a more modern look.
I don't quite get it myself.Land O Lakes comes from Minnesota, so I guess it's fair to say "lakes" in the name. But, it's actually made in a part of Minnesota that's quite barren of lakes. LOL. I never understood the native dressed woman on the front. What that has to do with "butter" is beyond me. I doubt I would notice it was missing. Not that I pay the premium they charge for their butter anyway. LOL
Or Uncle Ben or the guy on the cream of wheats box.Thank goodness Quakers aren’t offended!