LaJenna
In 1942 Illustrator Ellen Segner was commissioned by the Quality Bakers of America. She designed a marketing symbol of a young child. She worked hard submitting hundreds of sketches. Then she finally came across the perfect one. This little girl became the first ‘Little Miss Sunbeam ‘ in Southern Indiana. She was drawn at Washington Square Park in New York City. She observed the little blond-haired, blue-eyed little girl for days playing in the park.
I am a Merchandiser for Lewis bakery, which handles this Sunbeam bread. I always thought the packaging was eye-catching. The ‘Little Miss Sunbeam’ girl on the packaging just makes you want to bite into a slice of buttered bread. I am not getting money for this review, just helping customers remember an old-time favorite, and helping it become a new favorite for generations to come.
Sunbeam breads are soft and hold together nicely. It has a very pleasant aroma. Now add that to the cute packaging and you should get hungry for a slice of Sunbeam bread.
More information about Little Miss Sunbeam
Very nice friend Lajenna..
I have never heard of this brand.
I think it taste like bunny Soft Twist bread.
Nice origin of Little Miss Sunbeam bread.
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and here I thought that would be your nickname!
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Interesting post!!!!!
I agree about the advertising, that is how a lot of products are sold.
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