The Most Famous Food And Drink Slogans Of All Time

Long before Netflix and Hulu, lengthy commercial breaks were standard for TV, and to really get you to remember a company or product, many ads included catchy jingles and phrases. Take Nike for example: "Just do it." These legendary adverts have made an imprint on American culture and created the most famous food and drink slogans of all time.

Here's a tagline that needs little to no introduction: "America runs on Dunkin'." The phrase has been synonymous with the chain's coveted coffee drinks since its inception in 2006.

Skittles is easily one of America's favorite candies, and it's slogan, "Taste the rainbow," is recognized the world over.

You likely know the "Oh yeah!" tagline for Kool-Aid because the Kool-Aid Man says it every time he bursts through a wall — but you probably didn't know these 15 facts about the fruity drink.

Lucky Charms made a name for themselves as one of the most iconic breakfast foods growing up because "they're magically delicious."

Clara Peller became an overnight sensation for this famous line in a 1984 Wendy's commercial: "Where's the beef?"

Long before it made its debut on Netflix as Eleven's favorite food in "Stranger Things," this freezer-aisle favorite's slogan was equally as influential: "L'Eggo my Eggo!"

Subway's tagline, "Eat fresh," is pretty common knowledge. The sandwich chain has quite the history that you might not know about, though.

Here's another retro food from your childhood: Trix. The tagline for both the brand of cereal and yogurt is: "Silly Rabbit, Trix are for kids."

Red Bull's slogan, "Gives you wings," was changed to "Gives you wiiings" after a consumer sued the company for false advertising. If you think that's wild, get a load of the weirdest law in your state.

Folgers knows that coffee is an integral part of Americans' mornings, so they created the catchphrase, "The best part of waking up is Folgers in your cup."

Rice a Roni is called "the San Francisco treat" because the product and company have their origins there.

"What would you do for a Klondike Bar?" Would you drink 14.7 ounces of mustard through a tube in under 30 seconds?

Maybe you've conquered how to chop an onion without crying, but what about that after-dinner breath? Mentos' slogan, "the freshmaker," might make you consider a mint.

Anyone who watched TV in the 2000s likely remembers the Fantanas, the spokesmodels who sang the catchy jingle, "Wanna Fanta? Don't you wanna?" in ads for Fanta.

Can you believe Jell-O has been around for more than 100 years? The jiggly dessert's catchphrase is, "There's always room for Jell-O."

In a 1970s commercial, two little boys are sitting around the breakfast table talking about Life cereal. They give it to a character named Mikey because "he hates everything." Lo and behold, Mikey actually eats it and one of the kids exclaims, "He likes it! Hey, Mikey!," giving birth to its slogan "Mikey likes it!"

For many of us, a bowl of Cocoa Puffs is exactly what breakfast looked like the year we were born. And through the years, Sonny the Cuckoo Bird has not let up on the enthusiasm when he says, "I'm cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs!"

If you have a keen sense of smell, Toucan Sam says to "Follow your nose. It always knows" where to find Froot Loops.

Kellogg's Raisin Bran is famous for its slogan promising "two scoops" of raisins in every box. We have no idea how big a "scoop" is, but it sounds like a lot.

Some caffeinated foods might give you a spurt of energy, but Monster will "unleash the beast."

The National Pork Board's slogan, "Pork: the other white meat," tried to capitalize on how much people love chicken. That said, pork is a red meat, according to the USDA.

Cheetos' Chester Cheetah has a couple of famous taglines including "Dangerously cheesy" and "It's not easy being cheesy."