Found this fun 1962 Quaker Life magazine ad of the forgotten cereal mascot the Useful Protein. You'll see that I added another scan of the ad and this one is for anyone who would like to cut him out. I used a card stock type of paper to print him on and after cutting him out he now stands next to my computer monitor.


JUST CLICK ON THE SCAN AND PRINT HIM OUT FOR YOUR VERY OWN USEFUL PROTEIN
If you want a smaller one just use this
smaller version to print out.
3 comments:
Very nice. My wife and I remember how Life used to be compared to an egg and bacon breakfast for nutrition. Funny how they decided to stop using that comparison.
I am thankful that they chose to NOT show the mascot for Useless Protein.
Stephen...they probably stopped when Carnation Instant Breakfast began doing that.
Useful Protein...another Don Draper creation
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