Which food product was originally marketed as a medical item before a dramatic marketing strategy shift transformed it into a popular breakfast staple?

Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of food brand management! Many of the most recognizable food brands we see in stores today have surprising origins or marketing strategies that propelled them to fame. This poll explores a lesser-known but significant marketing pivot that transformed a struggling product into a household name. Do you know enough about food marketing history to identify the correct answer?

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Kellogg's Corn Flakes, originally sold as a digestive aid at a sanitarium before being repositioned as a convenient breakfast food
Coca-Cola, initially developed as a headache remedy before becoming a refreshing beverage
Nutella, first created as a protein supplement for undernourished children before being marketed as a breakfast spread
Gatorade, designed as a medical rehydration solution for hospital patients before becoming a sports drink