Which of these food brand mascots is correctly matched with its true origin story?

Test your knowledge of famous food brand mascots! These characters have become cultural icons, representing some of the world's most beloved food products. Beyond their friendly faces, these mascots often have fascinating origin stories and have evolved significantly over decades. Can you identify which mascot has been accurately paired with its true origin story?

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Tony the Tiger was created in 1952 after a contest where consumers voted between four character designs, originally appearing with a much smaller nose and walking on all fours.
The Pillsbury Doughboy (Poppin' Fresh) was introduced in 1975 as a hand-drawn cartoon character before being transformed into the 3D figure we know today.
Chester Cheetah replaced the original Cheetos mascot, a mouse named Cheddar, after focus groups found rodents unappealing for snack food marketing.
Ronald McDonald was first portrayed by Willard Scott in 1940, two decades before McDonald's became a national chain.