Brand Logos Quiz #8

Hersheys can sometimes be found in local convenience stores in the UK

Hersheys is sold in western Europe as is Chiquita.

Hershey is one of the most disgusting chocolate, it even became a meme about that.

While I agree those brands are not only in America, I can’t let you say that Hershey is high quality.

Besides, it would be nice having this quiz with brands outside us, we barely see any Asian or South American brands on there.

The hyperbole here is just ridiculous.

The quality of chocolate is always relative. Hershey's is not "low quality" chocolate, it's chocolate stabilized with butyric acid, a characteristic taste that a lot of Americans became accustomed to and others mostly (but not entirely) haven't. Complaining about it is like complaining about the taste of tamarind in tamarind candies or the taste of rosewater in Turkish delight. I don't like tamarind but it doesn't make tamarind candies "low quality" and it doesn't mean that people who like them are stupid or undiscriminating. It just has a flavor which is offputting if you aren't used to it and don't like it.

I tried lots of treats and snacks in Japan and some of them were really noisome to me, in texture or in taste, but I didn't feel the need to whine about it, without being asked, every time someone mentions them.

True, but global brand doesn't mean they are active in every country of course, so it is perfectly fine not to know all brands. Some may also be "just another brand" in a lot of countries. Regardless, I feel complaining about it makes little sense, it is much easier to learn from a quiz like this. I've learned a lot from JetPunk. Also, not all quizzes have to cater to everybody, if it is not your cup of tea, skip it, or try and laugh about how little you know about a certain subject.

who else tried colgate with the c of "cotsco" ?

I'm definitely aware of the brand and what they sell, but that logo looks like the Greek letter omega to me or maybe a stylized horseshoe.

Curious, I looked it up. It was originally designed to look like the letter A because of the brand's earlier name ("athletically hip") as well as to look like "a woman's hair and face outline".

16/20 not bad. I kept typing Crest for the red C logo!!

Cheerios is sold in Ireland and UK . some of the USA cereals sold here use a different name , Frosted flakes is frosties here .

Didn't get Reddit, but then I've never used it.

Got them all as I'm an american expat. However, how about a quiz containing no american logos? I assume a lot of people would never in their lifetime guess costco, cheerios or quaker oats...

And plus Samsung isn't an American Company it started in South Korea and then spread to USA, Apple is the only major American phone company

How can anyone miss Cheerio's? There's a cheerio in the logo.

I'm surprised so few people guessed Chiquita. Is it not a common banana brand internationally?

In Ireland and UK Chiquita is a major banana brand . Bananas usually are sold with a small brand sticker on them if bought in bunches . Oranges , lemons , melons etc also have brand stickers on. I also remember a TV ad campaign for Chiquita in the 1980s with a Mexican / Latin American theme.

i did it nice

I finally finished all the Logo Quizzes took a bit of time

Since when is Svarovski an american brand?

The description describes the brands as "mostly American", probably in an unsuccessful attempt to head off objections. So now people are complaining it's not American enough for "mostly", I guess?

I'm 26 and never heard of lululemon.

The mind boggles. Something isn't "obscure" just because you're ignorant of it. And I don't know why you would jump to the conclusion that it's "American" (it isn't). I've never understood the mentality of reacting with resentment when a question reveals my ignorance.