Classic Baking Brands

Which baking brand featured a girl with an umbrella in the rain on its container of salt, with the slogan 'When it rains, it pours'?

Which flour brand featured a woman in a blue dress and was named after a character at the 1880 Minneapolis Millers Association flour exhibition?

Who was the fictional homemaker created by General Mills in 1921 to answer consumer letters about baking?

Which brand's iconic Doughboy character, known for giggling when poked in the tummy, first appeared in 1965?

Which baking chocolate brand featured a woman in a long dress carrying a tray of hot chocolate, an image used since 1780?

Which brand introduced the first boxed cake mix that originally only required adding water, but later added an egg requirement to make bakers feel more involved?

Which brand of baking powder has featured a Native American woman on its label since the 1800s?

What was the name of the iconic Nestlé chocolate chip cookie recipe printed on the back of every bag of their chocolate chips?

Which sweetened condensed milk brand was essential for making no-bake pies and fudge, featuring an eagle on the label?

Which brand's baking cocoa came in a distinctive orange and brown tin and was a staple for making homemade chocolate cakes?

Which company published one of the most popular American cookbooks, first released in 1950, that became known as 'Big Red'?

Which brand of vanilla extract, known for its distinctive dark bottle, has been a baking cabinet staple since 1847?

Which shortening brand, introduced in 1911, claimed to be a healthier alternative to lard for baking and frying?

Which gelatin brand sponsored a popular recipe booklet featuring elaborate molded salads and desserts in the 1950s and 1960s?

Which cake mix brand was named after a real restaurant critic and food writer who became famous for rating restaurants across America?