Which famous Great Depression-era advertising slogan was created in 1931 to convince consumers that a candy bar could serve as an affordable meal replacement?

During the Great Depression (1929-1939), companies had to adapt their advertising strategies to connect with cash-strapped consumers. Many iconic brands created memorable slogans that acknowledged economic hardship while offering affordable comfort or practical value. These Depression-era taglines not only helped companies survive the economic downturn but also shaped advertising approaches for decades to come. Test your knowledge of these resilient marketing messages that defined an era of American consumer history.

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• Snickers: "A Mars a day helps you work, rest and play"
• Milky Way: "The sweet you can eat between meals"
• Baby Ruth: "The best candy buy for your money"
• Snickers: "Hungry? Why Wait?"

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