Which food brand mascot was originally created after a real person who worked as a chef in Chicago during the 1930s and whose portrait was used to sell pancake mix?

Brand mascots have been influential in food marketing for decades, creating memorable connections with consumers and becoming cultural icons in their own right. These characters often embody the personality and values of the brands they represent, from cheerful breakfast cereal characters to sophisticated confectionery figures. Test your knowledge about some of the most recognizable food brand mascots and their interesting origins!

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Aunt Jemima (now Pearl Milling Company)
Betty Crocker
Chef Boyardee
Uncle Ben (now Ben's Original)