#brand-history

#brand-history

Felipe Sanchez/Shutterstock It's got that iconic yellow label, that unmistakable blue ribbon logo, and that delicious creaminess you grew up with. That's right! We're talking about Hellmann's Mayo, or, depending on what part of the country you're in, Best Foods. Sometimes, you cross state lines and things change in ways you could never anticipate, like finding that your tried-and-true mayo brand has a completely different name.

When it comes to the most delicious ice cream brands in the U.S., you might instantly think of Vermont-based Ben & Jerry's, but there's another surprising ice cream brand that has over 200 stores across the country: Häagen-Dazs. Though the highest concentration of actual shops are in Florida, New York, and New Jersey, if you're in the U.S., you can probably find a Häagen-Dazs in a nearby city.

Carl's Jr. is celebrating its 84th birthday by offering rewards members Double Cheeseburgers for 84 cents on July 17, reflecting the chain's long-standing presence since 1941.

The price of Coca-Cola was famously fixed at a nickel between 1886 and 1959, allowing the brand to embed itself into American consumer culture.