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We all grow up with famous brands that evoke that special memory of home. Brands that are especially American - brands that make us burst with national pride. But, alas, what many people don’t realize is that many of those brands are not American any longer (or never were!)
The ones that caught my eye were Nestle and shell.
Never heard of Trader Joes.
While on the topic, Three (3) Iconic (?) Fast food restaurant's one wouldnt expect came from the same land as Dorothy and Toto: Pizza Hut, White Castle , and Taco Tico, no biggie if you havent heard of Taco Tico, its what white people who have never been around mexicans think mexican food is(worse then taco bell)
The ones that caught my eye were Nestle and shell.
Never heard of Trader Joes.
While on the topic, Three (3) Iconic (?) Fast food restaurant's one wouldnt expect came from the same land as Dorothy and Toto: Pizza Hut, White Castle , and Taco Tico, no biggie if you havent heard of Taco Tico, its what white people who have never been around mexicans think mexican food is(worse then taco bell)
Busch borrowed the name Budweiser from a Czech brewery, who've been using the name for about 700 years, under the condition that American Bud would never be sold in Europe. Being Americans they decided to go back on this agreement straight away...
Busch borrowed the name Budweiser from a Czech brewery, who've been using the name for about 700 years, under the condition that American Bud would never be sold in Europe. Being Americans they decided to go back on this agreement straight away...