Which of these products holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously manufactured consumer product still sold in its original form today?

Throughout history, certain products have demonstrated remarkable staying power, surviving wars, depressions, and changing consumer tastes. While many once-famous brands have disappeared, some historic products continue to be manufactured and sold today, largely unchanged from their original formulations. This trivia tests your knowledge of the world's oldest continuously produced consumer products that have stood the test of time.

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Twining's Tea (first sold in 1706)
Faber-Castell pencils (first sold in 1761)
Lyle's Golden Syrup (first sold in 1885)
Pu-erh Tea from China's Yunnan Province (first commercially sold around 618 CE)