Do you get nostalgic thinking about the groovy ’70s? Well, it’s time to put that memory to the test! This quiz is not just any quiz; it’s a throwback challenge that will have you humming along to the iconic jingles that made these grocery store staples unforgettable. Are you ready to stroll down the supermarket aisle of yesteryear?
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Hint No. 1
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Answer: Libby’s
Libby’s canned goods are an American pantry staple. This catchy jingle from the 1970s helped Libby’s products become a household name. The jingle emphasized the quality that you’d get when you saw “Libby’s” on the label.
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Hint No. 2
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Answer: Wisk
Wisk laundry detergent used this unforgettable jingle to fight “ring around the collar.” This line became synonymous with stain-removing power in the 1970s.
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Hint No. 3
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Answer: Dr. Pepper
The Dr. Pepper jingle was all about inclusivity, inviting everyone to be a “Pepper.” This quirky song was a staple in ’70s advertising and made Dr. Pepper a favorite among soft drink fans
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Hint. No. 4
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Answer: McDonald’s Big Mac
This jingle helped make the Big Mac an iconic fast-food item. McDonald’s used this jingle to lay out precisely what goes into this beloved sandwich, and it became instantly memorable.
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Hint No. 5
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Answer: Almond Joy & Mounds
This jingle cleverly differentiated between the two candy bars—Almond Joy has nuts, Mounds doesn’t. A catchy way to remember the difference!
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Hint No. 6
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Answer: Maxwell House
Maxwell House coffee used this line to emphasize the quality and satisfaction of their product. This phrase became an iconic tagline that people associate with great coffee.
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Hint No. 7
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Answer: M&Ms
This jingle made M&M’s stand out for its unique coating that wouldn’t melt as easily as other chocolates, making it a convenient treat.
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Hint No. 8
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Answer: Frosted Flakes
Tony the Tiger sang the praises of Frosted Flakes with this line, instantly becoming a breakfast cereal icon and making mornings more energetic for kids and adults alike.
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Hint no. 9
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Answer: Kix Cereal
Kix used this jingle to reassure parents about the nutritional value while highlighting that kids loved the taste too, striking a balance between health and flavor.
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