1. Kellogg's
   Aunt Jemima
2. Quaker Oats Company
   Burger King

Kellogg's is known primarily for its breakfast cereals, including Frosted Flakes. Their mascot, Tony the Tiger, has been used since the brand’s introduction and was voiced by Thurl Ravenscroft for over 50 years.

1. Michelin
   Gerber Products Company
2. Pillsbury Baking Company
   Doublemint

The Pillsbury Baking Company is known primarily for its refrigerated and baking products. Their mascot, the Pillsbury Doughboy, is also more formally known as “Poppin' Fresh.”

1. Sun-Maid
   Dos Equis
2. General Mills
   Energizer

Energizer is known primarily for its batteries. Their famous mascot, the Energizer Bunny, is a pink, sunglasses-wearing toy rabbit that beats a bass drum. There's even a giant hot-air balloon version of this bunny.

1. GEICO
   AFLAC
2. Mr. Clean
   Progressive

Mr. Clean is known primarily for its household cleaning products. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Mr. Clean, is a muscular, tanned, bald man who cleans things very well.

1. Mrs. Butterworth’s
   GEICO
2. Vlasic Pickles
   Uncle Ben’s

GEICO is known primarily for its role as an auto insurance company. Their mascot, the GEICO Gecko, is a gold dust day gecko with a Cockney accent.

1. Burger King
   Tootsie Pops
2. Hamburger Helper
   Kool-Aid

Kool-Aid is known primarily for its powdered drink mix and prepackaged beverages. Their mascot, referred to as the Kool-Aid Man, is known for two things – smashing through walls and yelling his catch-phrase, "OH YEAH!!!!!"

1. Doublemint
   M&M’S
2. Little Caesars
   Mrs. Butterworth’s

M&M’S is known primarily for its colorful button-shaped chocolates. Their mascots, the Red and Yellow M&MS, contrast each other by being cynical and sardonic (Red), and happy and gullible (Yellow).

1. Green Giant
   General Mills
2. Wendy’s
   Keebler

Green Giant is known primarily for its frozen and canned vegetables. Their mascot, who is fittingly referred to as the Jolly Green Giant, is a towering green-skinned man wearing a leafy outfit.

1. Progressive
   Planters
2. Chef Boyardee
   Sun-Maid

Planters is known primarily for its processed nut snack foods. Their mascot, Mr. Peanut, is an anthropomorphic peanut. He was actually created by grade-schooler Antonio Gentile for a 1916 contest.

1. Hamburger Helper
   Uncle Ben’s
2. Michelin
   KFC

KFC is an American fast-food restaurant chain that specializes in fried chicken. Their mascot, Colonel Sanders, is actually based on the real founder of the restaurant, who is the source of the secret original recipe of "11 herbs and spices."

1. Kellogg's
   McDonald’s
2. Green Giant
   Aunt Jemima

McDonald’s is an American fast-food company - the world's largest restaurant chain by revenue. Their mascot, Ronald McDonald, is a colorful clown that has become a pop culture icon around the world.

1. General Mills
   Pillsbury Baking Company
2. Chef Boyardee
   The Walt Disney Company

General Mills is known for its breakfast cereal, including Trix. Their mascot, the Trix Rabbit, is an anthropomorphic cartoon rabbit who continually attempts to trick children into giving him a bowl of cereal.

1. StarKist
   Planters
2. Kellogg's
   Little Caesars

Kellogg's is known primarily for its breakfast cereal, including Rice Krispies. Their mascots, Snap, Crackle and Pop, are elf-like characters.

1. Mr. Clean
   Kellogg's
2. Cheetos
   Wendy’s

Kellogg's makes Froot Loops, a fruit-flavored breakfast cereal. Their mascot, Toucan Sam, is a blue anthropomorphic toucan that has been with them since the beginning.

1. GEICO
   Dos Equis
2. Keebler
   Tootsie Pops

Keebler is the second-largest cookie and cracker manufacturer in the United States. Their mascots, the Keebler Elves, are widely regarded as some of the best-known characters from commercials.

1. McDonald’s
   Kool-Aid
2. StarKist
   General Mills

Lucky Charms is a colorful breakfast cereal, made by General Mills. Their mascot, Lucky the Leprechaun, is somewhat similar to the Boston Celtics mascot of the same name.

1. M&M’s
   Kellogg's
2. Frito-Lay
   AFLAC

Frito-Lay makes the cheese-flavored puffed cornmeal snack called Cheetos. Their mascot, Chester Cheetah, is actually the second official mascot - the original one being the Cheetos Mouse.

1. StarKist
   Green Giant
2. Kellogg's
   General Mills

StarKist is known primarily for its tuna products. Their mascot, Charlie the Tuna, is an anthropomorphic cartoon tuna that has been used since 1961.

1. Energizer
   Gerber Products Company
2. General Mills
   The Walt Disney Company

The Walt Disney Company is a multinational mass media and entertainment conglomerate. Their mascot, Mickey Mouse, is without a doubt one of the most valuable and recognizable characters in the world.

1. Quaker Oats
   KFC
2. Keebler
   Quaker Oats Company

Cap’n Crunch, a corn and oat breakfast cereal, is made by Quaker Oats. Their mascot, usually referred to as Cap'n Crunch, is a late 18th-century naval captain with white eyebrows and a white moustache. His full name is Horatio Magellan Crunch.

1. Keebler
   Burger King
2. Kool-Aid
   Quaker Oats Company

The Quaker Oats Company is known primarily for its oats and breakfast-related products. Their mascot, who is fittingly referred to as the Quaker Oats Man, draws inspiration from William Penn in its design.

1. M&M’s
   Gerber Products Company
2. Doublemint
   The Walt Disney Company

The Gerber Products Company is known primarily for its baby foods. Their mascot, the Gerber Baby, is actually Ann Turner Cook, an American mystery novelist.

1. Green Giant
   Kellogg's
2. Planters
   Dos Equis

Dos Equis is a lager that is owned by Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Brewery. The mascot, The Most Interesting Man in the World, was portrayed by Jonathan Goldsmith as a part of a viral ad campaign.

1. Energizer
   AFLAC
2. Progressive
   Frito-Lay

AFLAC is an American insurance company and the largest provider of supplemental insurance in the United States. Their mascot, the AFLAC duck, was voiced by comedian Gilbert Gottfried for 11 years.

1. Vlasic Pickles
   KFC
2. Uncle Ben’s
   General Mills

Vlasic Pickles is one of the most popular pickle brands in the United States. Their mascot, the Vlasic Stork, was initially introduced due to the notion that pregnant women have an above-average appetite for pickles.

1. Hershey's
   Hamburger Helper
2. Tootsie Pops
   Keebler

Tootsie Pops are hard candy lollipops filled with chocolate-flavored chewy Tootsie Roll. Their mascot, Mr. Owl, is always asked the same question: "How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?"

1. Pillsbury Baking Company
   Michelin
2. Wendy’s
   Kellogg's

Wendy’s is an American international fast-food restaurant chain. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Wendy, is actually based on the daughter and fourth child of the founder.

1. Vlasic Pickles
   Little Caesars
2. Sun-Maid
   Kellogg's

Little Caesars is the third-largest pizza chain in the United States, behind Pizza Hut and Domino's Pizza. Their mascot, who is fittingly referred to as Little Caesar, is a caricature of Julius Caesar.

1. Chef Boyardee
   Mr. Clean
2. Mrs. Butterworth’s
   General Mills

Chef Boyardee is known primarily for its canned pasta products. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Chef Boyardee, is a smiling elderly chef wearing a white hat and coat.

1. GEICO
   Quaker Oats
2. Aunt Jemima
   McDonald’s

Aunt Jemima is known primarily for its pancake mix, syrup and other breakfast foods. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Aunt Jemima, is a smiling and motherly African American woman.

1. Wendy’s
   Michelin
2. Pillsbury
   KFC

Michelin is known primarily for its automobile tires. Their mascot, Bibendum, is also oftentimes simply referred to as the Michelin Man.

1. The Walt Disney Company
   Chef Boyardee
2. Energizer
   Sun-Maid

Sun-Maid is known primarily for its raisins and dried fruit. Their mascot, who is fittingly referred to as the Sun-Maid Girl, was a real person named Lorraine Collett.

1. Planters
   Aunt Jemima
2. General Mills
   Green Giant

Honey Nut Cheerios is a variation of Cheerios breakfast cereal, introduced in 1979 by the General Mills cereal company. Their mascot, Buzz, is an anthropomorphic bee that is sometimes referred to as BuzzBee.

1. Cheetos
   Little Caesars
2. M&M’s
   Mrs. Butterworth’s

Mrs. Butterworth’s is known primarily for its syrups and pancake mixes. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Mrs. Butterworth, is actually just a graphical representation of the uniquely woman-shaped bottle that the syrup comes in.

1. Pillsbury
   Hamburger Helper
2. Tootsie Pops
   Kool-Aid

Hamburger Helper is known primarily for its packaged convenience food products. Their mascot, who is fittingly referred to as Helping Hand or Lefty, is a left-hand white glove with a face on it, including a red spherical nose.

1. StarKist
   GEICO
2. Keebler
   Uncle Ben’s

Uncle Ben’s is known primarily for its parboiled rice. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Uncle Ben, is a smiling elderly African American man that is dressed in a suit and bow tie.

1. Progressive
   Kellogg's
2. AFLAC
   Mr. Clean

Progressive is one of the largest providers of car insurance in the United States. Their mascot, Flo, is an overly enthusiastic cashier that has been featured in some highly successful viral ad campaigns.

1. Kellogg's
   Dos Equis
2. General Mills
   Vlasic Pickles

General Mills makes many breakfast cereals, including Count Chocula. Their mascot, who is simply referred to as Count Chocula, is a comedic vampire that has exaggerated facial features.

1. Quaker Oats Company
   McDonald’s
2. Burger King
   Kellogg's

Burger King is an American global chain of hamburger fast food restaurants. Their mascot, fittingly referred to as the Burger King, is a bearded, Tudor-era king who has had several incarnations over the years.