Which traditional cultural figure was transformed into a brand mascot for a major food company and has become one of the longest-running brand characters in advertising history?

Brand mascots have long been used to create memorable connections with consumers, but some have achieved iconic status by incorporating cultural traditions and heritage. These characters not only represent products but also serve as cultural ambassadors that resonate with specific communities while gaining global recognition. Test your knowledge about these culturally-significant brand mascots that have successfully bridged traditional values with commercial success.

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Juan Valdez, representing Colombian coffee traditions for the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia since 1958
Keebler Elves, based on European folklore for Keebler cookies since 1969
Betty Crocker, representing American homemaking traditions for General Mills since 1921
Mr. Peanut, embodying Victorian-era aristocratic culture for Planters since 1916