Which of these food brand slogans was actually used by a company different from what most people might assume?

Test your knowledge of iconic food brand slogans that have shaped our culinary landscape! Some food companies have created marketing taglines so powerful they've become embedded in our cultural consciousness. This trivia challenges you to identify which famous slogan belongs to an unexpected brand—can you separate the authentic food marketing catchphrases from the imposters? Prove your expertise in food advertising history!

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"Finger Lickin' Good" - While famously associated with KFC today, this slogan was originally created for a small regional chicken restaurant called 'Baker's Basket' in 1956
"The Breakfast of Champions" - Though widely known as Wheaties' slogan, it was first used by a now-defunct bacon brand called 'Morning Glory' before General Mills acquired the rights
"Taste the Rainbow" - Though now synonymous with Skittles candy, this slogan was originally created for Tropicana fruit juices before being sold to Mars, Inc. in 1994
"Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands" - While famous for M&M's today, this slogan was first used for Forrest Mars' UK-based product 'Smarties' before being transferred to M&M's in the US market