17 Bizarre First Drafts Of Iconic Fast Food Logos

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17 Bizarre First Drafts Of Iconic Fast Food Logos

The world of marketing is ever changing, and judging by the early concepts for some of the most recognizable fast food brands, that is a good thing. Next time you feel the urge to lament the presence of Wendy's bizarrely aggressive Twitter account, just remember things could be worse - you could be eating at The Dwarf House. 

Pizza Hut’s Original Mascot

PIZZA HUT Pinza Pizza ut Hut. 1960's Pete CRACKEDOOM The apron-wearing Pizza Pete was made back when character design for any restaurant mascot was just an Italian man in his 50's. Pete's design was characterized by his sleeveless checkered shirt, a bad comb over, a cowboy hat that never makes

Source: Insider

KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Kentucky TAKE Fried Ckickes AWAY It's finger lickin' good'. KFC 1952 alare TA wO TM CRACKEDO The first Colonel Sanders had the look of someone who sold fried meat from a roadside motel in Kentucky, which just so happens to be exactly how KFC started. It's finger

Source: KFC

One Thing About Little Caesars Never Changes

LITTLE CAESAR'S Lillle aesar's PIZZA TREAT CHICKENFISHSHRIMP CARRY OUTS-DEL/VERY MINUTE ERVCE Little Caesars 1959 CRACKEDOO The Little Caesar's mascot has remained almost entirely unchanged since the 50's, even keeping his tuft of exposed chest hair (Yum!). What is disturbing is the inclusion of FISH and SHRIMP anywhere near my pizza treat.
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