Which grocery product marketing campaign was famously discontinued after costing its company approximately $35 million in losses when consumers widely rejected the product?

In the competitive world of food retail, product launches and marketing campaigns can make or break a brand. Sometimes, even the biggest companies with massive research budgets make spectacular missteps that cost them millions. This trivia question focuses on one of the most notorious product marketing failures in the grocery industry. Test your knowledge of food retail history!

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New Coke (1985)
Crystal Pepsi (1992)
Wow! Chips with Olestra (1998)
Coca-Cola BlāK coffee-flavored soda (2006)