Mr. Peanut, who lived out the entirety of his years as the mascot of the Planters snack food company, has died. He was 104. The iconic brand ambassador died heroically sacrificing himself to save ...

It’s been a chaotic few years for Mr. Peanut, who died in early 2020 and was reborn as a baby nut as part of a Super Bowl ad campaign.. Now he has a new home: Kraft is selling Planters to Hormel ...

It sounds like the perfect setup for a Super Bowl commercial. Mr. Peanut, the 104-year old mascot of the Planters snack food company, has died after sacrificing himself in what appears to be a ...

Mr. Peanut’s character was apparently inspired largely by former President Jimmy Carter, which is fitting since he grew up on a peanut farm and kept his family's peanut-growing business alive as ...

In other words, it sounds like this was—at least in part—a $320 million attempt to rebrand the posh, British Mr. Peanut mascot into a working-class, American, folk hero.

Mr. Peanut was 104 years young. He left us with decades of memories. We choose to fondly remember him hobnobbing with Alex Rodriguez , displaying an effortless level of cool that only he could.

Nuts! Mr. Peanut is dead! One of America's biggest snack brands, Planters, has killed off its famed mascot in a Super Bowl pregame ad. The beloved peanut shell, well known for his top hat, monocle ...

Things are going to get salty for Mr. Peanut in this year’s Super Bowl.. The elegant legume, who was killed off in a Big Game marketing stunt in 2020, will return to the gridiron spectacle this ...

In a pre-game Super Bowl ad, Mr. Peanut apparently sacrifices himself to save Wesley Snipes and Matt Walsh. Author: Suzanne Nuyen (TEGNA) Published: 10:45 AM CST January 22, 2020 ...

It’s been a chaotic few years for Mr. Peanut, who died in early 2020 and was reborn as a baby nut as part of a Super Bowl ad campaign. Now he has a new home: Kraft is selling Planters to Hormel ...