Which iconic brand mascot was introduced during the Great Depression (1930s) and was specifically designed to make an expensive product seem more approachable to struggling American families?

Throughout history, companies have created memorable mascots to represent their brands and connect with consumers. These characters have often become cultural icons, evolving alongside changing consumer behaviors and marketing strategies. This trivia question explores the fascinating history behind one of America's most recognizable brand mascots and how it revolutionized product marketing in its era.

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Mr. Peanut (Planters)
Tony the Tiger (Kellogg's Frosted Flakes)
The Jolly Green Giant (Green Giant vegetables)
The Quaker Man (Quaker Oats)