Which inventor strategically repositioned their product from a medical device to a breakfast food through innovative brand positioning, forever changing how consumers viewed the product?

Throughout history, brilliant inventions have sometimes needed clever marketing and brand positioning to achieve success. This trivia explores a fascinating case where an inventor's creation gained widespread adoption through strategic brand positioning that fundamentally changed how we perceive the product today. Test your knowledge about this intersection of invention and marketing strategy that transformed an everyday item into a household name.

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Dr. John Harvey Kellogg with corn flakes
Thomas Edison with the phonograph
Alexander Graham Bell with the telephone
Eli Whitney with the cotton gin