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Leyendecker’s young girl judging the flavor and crispness of flakes. Kellogg’s ad, 1916
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A young girl is judging the flavor and crispness of flakes.
Advertisement for Kellog’s Corn flakes.
Artwork by Joseph Christian Leyendecker.
Ladies’ Home Journal, February 1916
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Young folks with their fresh, unspoiled palates are the real judges of flavor. They enjoy the crispness, the wonderful good taste of Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes—and they are the ones who keep the imitations away from the table. The crispness and flavor of Kellogg’s are there—five million breakfasts a morning— and no telling how many times between meals.
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