The exhibit shows how our breakfast cereals, sandwiches, dinner entrees, and more have been transformed by significant events, discoveries and inventions. It features the important role many of the National Inventors Hall of Fame inductees have played in the array of appetizing innovations that have made the food we eat safer, healthier and more economical.
The exhibit includes:
A full-size Mr. Peanut® character costume from the 1960s, used for Planters marketing, and additional Mr. Peanut artifacts
- A 1950s fully stocked walk-in kitchen
- 19th century patent models, including models of a refrigerator, an egg beater, a flour sifter, and the original Mason jar
- Displays of other well-known trademark food characters, such as the Pillsbury Doughboy® and the Green Giant®
- A Tappan vintage microwave from 1955, the first for home use
- A 19th century patented beehive
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