Which product's packaging design was so influential that it became part of the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection and inspired countless imitations across industries?

Product packaging isn't just functional—it can become iconic and define cultural moments. Some designs are so revolutionary that they transcend their original purpose and become symbols of their era. This trivia tests your knowledge of legendary packaging designs that made a lasting impact on pop culture and how we interact with everyday products. Can you identify which groundbreaking packaging design truly revolutionized its industry and became a cultural touchstone?

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The Coca-Cola contour bottle (1915), which became so recognizable worldwide that it could be identified by touch alone in complete darkness
The Pringles can (1966), which revolutionized snack packaging with its distinctive tubular shape and resealable lid
The Apple iPod's white earbuds (2001), which transformed headphones from purely functional devices into fashion statements
The Toblerone triangular prism chocolate box (1908), which was designed to mimic the Matterhorn mountain and became a global airport gift staple