Which of these famous brand mascots was created first and is considered one of the earliest examples of character-based product marketing in retail history?

Throughout retail history, brand mascots have played a crucial role in marketing and consumer engagement. These iconic characters have evolved from simple illustrations to complex personalities with rich backstories. This trivia question explores the origins of one of the earliest and most influential brand mascots that revolutionized how companies personified their products. Test your knowledge of retail history and see if you can identify which pioneering mascot paved the way for countless character-driven campaigns that followed.

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Aunt Jemima (Pearl Milling Company, 1889)
Mr. Peanut (Planters, 1916)
The Michelin Man (Michelin Tires, 1898)
The Morton Salt Girl (Morton Salt, 1914)