>> Crazy Nate: So I was watching a movie and bathing in a bag of Tortilla chips, and it
dawned on me, why not talk about everything you missed in your food.
Here’s 10 companies that have hidden messages inside their logo.
(intro music plays)
The first one on the list is Tostitos, a brand from Frito-Lay,
>> Jean Claude Van Dam: Get together already with Tostitos.
>> Crazy Nate: They are obviously most known for their tortilla chips and of course their
salsa to go along with it.
If you look closely at the logo you will see even the letters are obsessed with their salsa.
The two T’s are tiny little humans dipping their chips into a salsa bowl that is the
dot of the i.
Number 2.
Almost a century ago two brothers made an ice cream store called Baskin-Robbins.
>> Ant-Man: Welcome to Baskin Robins, would you like to try our mango fruit blast?
>> Crazy Nate: The reason though that they had 31 flavors was so they could promote a
different flavor of ice cream every single day of the month.
If you look closely at the logo you will see 31 is in the name, this one is a little more
obvious of course, but it represents 31 flavors of ice cream.
>> Ant-Man: Darby, could you just take care of this idiot thanks.
>> Kids Scream: Three!
>> Crazy Nate: Burger King Or McDonalds.
The world seems split over this decision.
However if you’re looking for a better tasting flame grilled burger you probably want to
go to Burger King.
If you're looking for something a little bit faster you want to go to Mcdonalds.
Burger King has been flame grilling their burgers since the very beginning in 1954.
The logo of Burger King Represents an actual burger though.
The name of the company is the meat in the sandwich, and the two golden little moons
represent the buns.
>> Kids screaming:Four!
>> Crazy Nate: Our 4th contestant on our list is planning on trying to one up their competitor.
Mcdonalds decided to make a logo that would make you more likely to eat at their restaurant
besides the fact that you just want to a hamburger.
Mcdonalds hired Louis Cheskin a psychologist to make a cleaner logo for Mcdonalds because
it was a little bit ghetto.
Louis came up with a design that was not only simplistic but subconsciously would provide
us the feeling of comfort food and warmth by designing the M to represent well let's
just say the source of the very first meal that we had on earth.
Number 5.
Not to be left out, Wendy's also is a clever girl.
>> Robert Muldoon: You clever girl.
>> Crazy Nate: She put that home feeling in her logo as well.
But they didn’t do it subliminally.
They literally spelt it out for you.
If you look closely in the Wendy’s shirt it spells the word MOM.
Because we all know there’s nothing better than moms home cooking.
And in case you're wondering why the hamburger meat is square instead of round it's because
they don't cut any corners.
Number 6.
Then with all that sneaky brainwash marketing going around, Jack in the box comes in at
number 6.
Jack in the Box was first to use an intercom systems in their drive through, and if you’ve
been to one of their drive through lately it sounds like they are still using the original
speakers.
Robert Peterson was the founder of Jack in the Box, and their logo was changed many times
over the years, but always involved Jack, or the box that he hides in.
>> Jack: Try my bowls!
>> Lawyer: See that right there, you can't say that.
>> Jack: What?
I was just saying I've got great bowls.
Oh, now I hear it.
Yeah.
>> Crazy Nate: The very first Jack in the Box had a jack in the box literally on top
of the building.
However with all the logo changes, the Logo they had the longest time was this one.
If you look in the, the H and E share a line, but the more obvious one here is the O getting
swallowed up by the x.
Some people think that this was a hint that they sold fish sandwiches as well.
>> Customer: What do you blokes call them?
>> Jack: fish?
>> Customer: it's brilliant mate, spot on, tickity boo.
>> Crazy Nate: while others speculate that it’s actually more likely the fish that’s
most commonly used to show the christian faith.
and to add more suspicion to this theory, the founder Mr. Peterson was a christian.
Number seven.
A Sweeter easter egg can be found in Toblerone Chocolate.
Toblerone the word is made up from two words.
Tobler the last name of the founder of the company combined with Torrone meaning honey
and almond nougat in Italian.
The chocolate is also in the shape of the Matterhorn, and no, we're not talking about
Disneyland's Matterhorn, we're actually talking about the famous one, the real life one in
Switzerland.
If you look on the label there’s also a mountain drawing there.
But if you look closer at the mountain You'll actually see a bear.
Now the chocolate was originally created in the city of Bern, which is known as the city
of bears, where you can actually find bears roaming around the city all the time...
Uh, no thanks.
Number eight.
Now if that’s not the sweetest thing that you’ve ever seen, perhaps you are more familiar
with the famous one, Hershey’s Kisses.
>> Wendy: I think I will give you a kiss.
>> Crazy Nate: If you look closely at the letters you will actually see another hidden
kiss is buried right here.
Of course, there's not as crazy of a story behind this one, they just hid a kiss in the
name.
Number nine.
In an earlier video My sister and I had to taste test of like, I don't know, a billion
different flavors of Oreos.
>> Jimmy Fallon: That was stupid.
>> Crazy Nate: Now the Oreo cookie has a print obviously with the word OREO right smack dab
in the middle.
If you look right above it though you'll see some lines, this is the cross of Lorraine,
and is known for because of the Knights Templar and their Crusades.
Then there are a bunch of four leaf clover looking things.
Well they're actually cross pattee.
Pattee, Cross Pattee. which is also associated to Knights Templar.
So if you ever wondered why it felt like you were going on a Holy mission when you bite
into an OREO, now you know why.
Survey Time.
Do you say soda or pop?
>> Customer: I'll take a coke.
>> Server: Is Pepsi OK?
>> Michael Scott: Is Pepsi OK?
Is Pepsi OK?
>> Crazy Nate: If that question makes you thirsty it will fit perfectly with the last
food logo easter egg.
Lastly on my list we see the Coca Cola logo is hiding a secret.
And no, not just the secret that Pepsi actually taste better than coca-cola,
>> Michael Scott: OK
>> Crazy Nate: No, it's something else.
If you pay attention to the swirls you will see The Danish flag is hidden in the letters.
Now if you’re from Denmark you probably already know this since Coca Cola even advertised
this little secret over in Denmark.
Let me know if you know of a food company that has a hidden message in it's logo that
I didn’t mention here today, and until next time, remember Share a smile they are contagious.