Dunkin’ Donuts Logo — Dunkin’ Donuts is an international chain specializing in donuts (also known as donuts or just donuts), founded by William Rosenberg in 1950 in Quincy, Massachusetts, USA. The formula is the chain of American cafeteria pastries provided. In addition to a variety of 50 donuts, accompanied by cookies (biscuits), muffins (cupcake) and brownies (cake type).

dunkin donuts logo

In 1946 William Rosenberg His business was successful and Rosenberg opened his first shop with donuts called “The Open Kettle”. In 1950 established the first store known as “Dunkin ‘Donuts” in Quincy, Massachusetts. Began operating as a franchise in 1955 when 2 brothers named William and Arleen opened the first franchise in Chelmsford, same State. More

Food & Drink Logo ⋅ Dunkin' Donuts Logo, Food & Drink Logo ⋅

General Mills Logo — General Mills is a U.S. based in Golden Valley (Minnesota, USA) specializing in agribusiness. This is the sixth food group worldwide with a portfolio of over 100 brands, including many leading brands in their markets. On the French market, France General Mills markets the Häagen-Dazs, Green Giant and Old El Paso.

general mills logo

The company history dates back to 1866, with the creation by Cadwallader Washburn’s first mill in Minneapolis, on the banks of the Mississippi. In 1869, Charles Pillsbury is investing in the market for flour, and take shares in a mill in Minneapolis with his brother and uncle. Charles Pillsbury affix four “X” and the words “Best” on its bags of flour, to highlight the quality of its products. More

Food & Drink Logo ⋅ Food & Drink Logo, General Mills Logo ⋅

Mirinda Logo — Mirinda is a beverage gas originally created in Spain but worldwide distribution, available in a variety of fruit flavors: orange, grapefruit, apple, strawberry (strawberry), pineapple (pineapple), and grapes. The name means “wonderful, beautiful” in the language Esperanto, spoken by the creator of the drink. Although the number of varieties, the orange flavor is probably the most encompassing global sales of Mirinda. However in some areas, Mirinda is the name most commonly associated with another flavor and northern Argentina, where Mirinda apple flavor is the most accepted.

mirinda logo

Mirinda is available in several Spanish-speaking countries, including Bolivia, Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Ecuador, Argentina, Uruguay, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Venezuela. In Spain sold in Madrid, Murcia and the Canary Islands. Is also Zealand, Malta, the China, Malaysia, Singapore, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Thailand, Serbia, Pakistan, Montenegro, and the United States. It is also commonly found in Middle Eastern countries like Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, Iran and Lebanon. In Italy is known as Slam. More

Food & Drink Logo ⋅ Food & Drink Logo, Mirinda Logo ⋅

7 Up Logo — The 7 Up (pronounced Seven up) is a pop -flavored lemon — lime created in the early 1920s by Charles Leiper Grigg (en). The brand franchise is owned by Dr Pepper Snapple Group in the United States, to Britvic in the UK, C & C Ireland and PepsiCo elsewhere in the world.

7 up logo

The drink was ranked the third best selling soft drink in the 1940s behind the unbeatable Coca-Cola and Pepsi. The mascot Fido Dido will appear in the 1980 and 2004 the brand launched the 7UP light. More

Food & Drink Logo ⋅ 7 Up Logo, Food & Drink Logo ⋅

Gatorade Logo — Gatorade is a sports drink, used to rehydrate and recover carbohydrates (in the form of sugars sucrose and glucose) and electrolytes (salts of sodium and potassium) spent during the year. It is marketed by Quaker Oats Company, a division of PepsiCo.

gatorade logo

At first it was made ​​just for athletes. However, due to its bad taste (at first) and other problems with some ingredients, the drink was reformulated. The new formula provided better nutritional values ​​and taste even better. More

Food & Drink Logo ⋅ Food & Drink Logo, Gatorade Logo ⋅

Fanta Logo — Fanta is a brand of cold soda, the company owned by The Coca-Cola Company. It has different forms of packaging (bottles, cans, etc..) And multiple flavors. Among them, the most traditional is the orange and the lemon, though there are over 90 different varieties of Fanta in the world.

fanta logo

The name of the drink varies by market, although in most Spanish-speaking countries such as Fanta keeps the original name. In Venezuela, is marketed under the name Hit and Frescolita. The brand Hit Bottling was owned by Hit de Venezuela, a specialist in fruit drinks, which was acquired by Coca Cola in 1996. In Colombia, after an agreement between Coca-Cola and Cadbury since 2004 the formula is sold under the name of Crush. In both cases use the same artwork, bottles and even Fanta slogans used in the rest of the world. More

Food & Drink Logo ⋅ Fanta Logo, Food & Drink Logo ⋅