Campbell's Soup

Campbell's Soup is one of the most famous canned soup brands in the United States of America. Founded in 1869, it officially became the Campbell Soup Company in 1922. Campbell's is known for its familiar red label, "Mmm-mm good" slogan, and spokes characters Campbell's Kids (cheerful, chubby cheeked children who thrive on liquid nourishment). 
In the old-time radio era, the Campbell Soup Company was a leading advertiser, sponsoring Orson Welles after the end of his original Mercury Theater radio series, as well as George Burns and Gracie Allen for a time and The Donna Reed Show on TV.
The familiarity of the canned soup as a household staple and American icon was captured in Andy Warhol's famous painting Campbell's Soup Cans.
==References==
* Warhol's painting has been referenced or parodied many times in Muppet productions.
* Campbell's Soup, or the prehistoric equivalent with the brand name stripped away, appears in the Sinclair kitchen in the third season Dinosaurs episode "Green Card."
* A Campbell's Soup can (with the label altered to read "Quiet Time's") is used for a series of Top Ten quiet time activities in the Sesame Street video Quiet Time.
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