Which linguistic technique did the brand 'Häagen-Dazs' employ, despite being an American company with no connection to Scandinavia?

In the world of language and linguistics, brands often employ sophisticated linguistic techniques to create memorable product identities. From phonetic symbolism to strategic morphology, the science of language plays a crucial role in how companies name and market their products. This trivia tests your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of linguistics and brand development. Do you recognize the deliberate language patterns that make certain brand names stick in our collective consciousness?

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Foreign branding: using foreign-sounding names to evoke exoticism and premium quality
Phonetic symbolism: using sounds that linguistically suggest creaminess and richness
Heritage appropriation: legally purchasing naming rights from a Danish dairy collective
Portmanteau: combining founders' surnames 'Häagen' and 'Dazs' in the tradition of corporate naming