Aunt Jemima syrup and pancake mix is being replaced by Pearl Milling Company. The rebranding effort comes a year it was announced by Quaker Oats. $3,500 iPhone possible?

Aunt Jemima syrup and pancake mix is being replaced by Pearl Milling Company. The rebranding effort comes a year it was announced by Quaker Oats.

Shoppers will start to see new packaging at the grocery store without the Aunt Jemima image in the fourth quarter of this year. The company's new name for the syrup and other products will be ...

Pepsico on Tuesday unveiled a new name and logo for Aunt Jemima, the pancake mix and syrup brand that for decades featured a caricature of a Black woman on the packaging, after a surge of ...

Aunt Jemima: 5 Things To Know About Iconic Syrup As It’s Renamed & Given New Logo After BLM Backlash. After more than a century, famed syrup and pancake mix brand Aunt Jemima has been renamed ...

A provided photo shows Quaker Oats’ Pearl Milling Company brand pancake mix and syrup, formerly the Aunt Jemima brand. Aunt Jemima products will continue to be sold until June 2021, when the ...

On the Aunt Jemima website, photos of the pancake mix and syrup’s new packaging were unveiled on Tuesday. They feature a rendering of a mill with a water wheel and still use the same red, white ...

For 131 years, Aunt Jemima, the breakfast brand of pancake mixes and flavored syrups, has perpetuated a racial stereotype against Black people.Announced today, growing pressure from the public has ...

In late October 2024, social media users shared a rumor that the Quaker Oats Co. had announced plans for the name and image of Aunt Jemima to return to syrup bottles in 2025.

For more than a century, the image of Aunt Jemima graced breakfast tables across America, becoming one of the most recognizable faces in the food industry. However, behind the syrupy sweetness of ...

Following Quaker Foods' move to scrap the Aunt Jemima breakfast brand name over its racist image, critics are also calling for the end of Uncle Ben's and Mrs. Butterworth's logos.

It's about time that Quaker and PepsiCo retired Aunt Jemima, not only for its obviously racist imagery of black servitude but also because the syrup is just plain bad. Try these real maple syrups ...