Aperol Logo — The Aperol is a drink with a slightly alcoholic gradation of 11°, the color orange and the bitter sweet taste. It is made ​​with an infusion of alcohol in orange, gentian, rhubarb and other herbs. The original recipe is secret and has remained unchanged over the years. The Aperol was invented by Giuseppe Barbieri Barbieri Brothers Distillery in Bassano del Grappa and officially presented at the first Trade Fair in Padova in 1919. In 1991, the F.lli Barbieri was acquired by Barbero 1891 which, in turn, in December 2003, becomes the property group Campari.

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Since its birth the Aperol shows a distinctive orange color. Given the success of the product, the producers decide Barbieri on advertising in the ’20s became the signature orange color of Aperol and bars springing up in the first advertising posters that invite you to enjoy a Aperol. In the thirties Aperol makes a campaign dedicated to women in the leading newspapers in which you see a seamstress who measures the waist of a client and says: “Lady! The Aperol keeps the line.” The ladies were allowed as an aperitif Aperol a lighter. More

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Lipton Logo — Lipton is one brand of tea sold most famous and the world. The company is part of PepsiCo / Unilever who sells about 15% of global tea, including other brands like PG Tips (United Kingdom), Beseda (Russia), Brooke Bond (India), UNITEA (Province Meridian), Sariwangi (Indonesia).

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Lipton was founded in the late nineteenth century by the merchant and entrepreneur Scot Sir Thomas Lipton. Under the slogan “directly from the tea fields to the kettle,” the businessman wanted to popularize tea as a drink of high quality and reasonably priced, available to all. More

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Kool-Aid Logo — Kool-Aid is the brand of flavored powdered mix to make drinks, the company owned by Kraft Foods. Invented in 1927 by Edwin Perkins, is known as the official soft drink of Nebraska. Kool-Aid was invented by Edwin Perkins and his wife Kitty in Hastings, Nebraska, United States. All experiments were performed in the kitchen of his mother. The predecessor of this mixture was a liquid concentrate called Fruit Smack.

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Perkins discovered in 1927 how to remove the liquid, leaving only dust, thereby reducing shipping costs. This powder was named Kool Ade and then Kool-Aid, and was traded in on the price of 10 cents in U.S. dollars. Kool-Aid brand was registered in 1928. Due to increased product demand, Perkins moved his production to Chicago (Illinois) in 1931, to improve distribution. After the Second World War, demand increased and 1950, there were nearly a million packets a day. More

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Jack in the Box Logo — Jack in the Box is a franchise of restaurants specializing in fast food, founded in 1951 by Robert O. Peterson. The business area of the company is focused on the West Coast and South America, where it has more than 2,000 restaurants. The origins of the chain back to 1941, when Robert O. Peterson opened a restaurant of fast food in San Diego called Topsy’s Drive-In. The décor was inspired by a circus, and served as a model for your business. In 1951, Peterson opened a restaurant with the head of a clown giant at the top of the building, imitating a box of surprises. The owner called the local Jack in the Box, and soon introduced the name in its other locations.

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The restaurant was succeeded by his order service drive. To expedite the preparation of menus, the consumer had an intercom and you order your food and a stop order to collect, rather than a single window. The efficiency of this service had commercial success was emulated by other fast food restaurants, and allowed Peterson could open up to 180 locations in different cities of the West Coast. Instead of implementing a franchise system, all local Jack in the Box were controlled by a conglomerate run by the founder, called Foodmaker Co. More

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Hooters Logo — Hooters is the trade name owned by two American restaurant chains: Hooters of America, Inc., established in Atlanta, Georgia, and Hooters, Inc., based in Clearwater, Florida. Between the two companies have local franchises called Hooters, counting in 2007 with over 425 restaurants in 46 states of the United States and 19 other countries, including Costa Rica, Republic first country outside the U.S. where they opened) and Spain.

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Hooters targets male customers to female staff telling as scantily-clad waitresses, although there are men working at Hooters as cooks, hosts, bartenders, and managers. The menu includes hamburgers and other sandwiches, steaks, seafood and chicken. Also specializes in Buffalo wings. Almost all Hooters hold licenses to sell alcoholic beverages such as beer and wine. More

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Denny’s Logo — Denny’s is the largest chain of full-service family restaurants in the United States. Operates over 2,500 restaurants in the United States, Honduras, Canada, Curacao, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Venezuela, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand and Puerto Rico. Denny’s is known for its service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and desserts for twenty-four hours a day. Denny does not close on holidays or at night, except where required by law.

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Denny’s was founded under the name Danny’s Donuts in 1953 by Harold Butler in Lakewood, California. Butler widened to 20 restaurants for 1959, was when he renamed the chain to Denny’s. The business continued to grow and by 1981 , there were over a thousand restaurants in all 50 states of USA. States. In 1977, Denny’s introduced the still-popular Grand Slam breakfast. In 1994, Denny’s became the largest corporate sponsor of Save the Children, USA. More

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