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peanutbutter.com is the website for this 6-letter brand

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Answer: Skippy

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Corning Glass Works introduced this brand of glass bakeware in 1915

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Answer: Pyrex

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“Don’t suffer the coughequences” is a slogan of this Pfizer brand

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Answer: Robitussin

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Its slogan “strong enough to stand on” was coined back in 1916

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Answer: Samsonite

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Sneaker brand ASICS is an acronym ending with these 3 Latin words that mean “in a sound body”

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Answer: in corpore sano

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This company offers crop insurance as well as it signature green & yellow tractors

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Answer: John Deere

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This candy brand invites you to “Taste the rainbow”

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Answer: Skittles

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Treat your itchy eyes with this brand of antihistamine first marketed back in 1946

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Answer: Benadryl

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A military parachute duffle inspired this brand of nylon totes with a French-sounding name

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Answer: LeSportsac

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This tissue was issued in 1924

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Answer: Kleenex

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In the 1880s Dr. Charles Fleet invented this lip balm

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Answer: ChapStick

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Shake it like this instant camera that first flashed on the scene in 1947

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Answer: a Polaroid

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The Sanford Pink Pearl is a brand of this stationery item

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Answer: an eraser

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The name of this Unilever brand is an Italian word for a rich meat sauce

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Answer: Ragu

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Until 1914, before its days as a mouthwash, this antiseptic brand was only available to doctors & dentists

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Answer: Listerine