Which U.S. president's public use of a specific product led to the creation of a famous stuffed toy that bears his name and remains a popular children's item to this day?

Throughout American political history, presidents and political figures have had interesting relationships with consumer brands and products - sometimes by choice, sometimes by circumstance. This relationship between political figures and commercial products reveals fascinating insights about consumer psychology, brand storytelling, and the blurring lines between politics and commerce. Test your knowledge about these unique political-commercial crossovers!

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Theodore Roosevelt (teddy bear)
Abraham Lincoln (Lincoln Logs)
Ronald Reagan (Jelly Belly jelly beans)
George Washington (Washington Apples)