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- Burger King "Surfin SpongeBob" Kids Meal Toy, 2011 - Who lives in a pineapple under the sea and was a 2011 kid's meal toy? SpongeBob SquarePants! Fast food chains, like Burger King, use television cartoon characters to sell their kids meals. These toys of popular culture icons, like SpongeBob, help influence the family's decision of where to eat.
- 2011
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Burger King "Surfin SpongeBob" Kids Meal Toy, 2011
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea and was a 2011 kid's meal toy? SpongeBob SquarePants! Fast food chains, like Burger King, use television cartoon characters to sell their kids meals. These toys of popular culture icons, like SpongeBob, help influence the family's decision of where to eat.
- Burger King Restaurant Paper Tray Liner, 1999 -
- 1999
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Burger King Restaurant Paper Tray Liner, 1999
- Burger King Toy Story Kids Club Meals Toys, 1995 - Burger King introduced its "Kid's Club" campaign in the 1990s to challenge McDonald's dominance in the children's segment of the fast-food market. The Club targeted children between the ages of 2 and 13. Members received a bi-monthly newsletter that featured games, short articles, and news about promotional toys available at the restaurant.
- 1995
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Burger King Toy Story Kids Club Meals Toys, 1995
Burger King introduced its "Kid's Club" campaign in the 1990s to challenge McDonald's dominance in the children's segment of the fast-food market. The Club targeted children between the ages of 2 and 13. Members received a bi-monthly newsletter that featured games, short articles, and news about promotional toys available at the restaurant.
- Burger King Alf Hand Puppet, 1988 - ALF, a marooned space alien from the planet Melmac, is the title character from a late-1980s sitcom. Paul Fusco created and operated the furry puppet for the television series that centered on ALF's escapades. In 1988, as part of its "The Many Faces of ALF" promotion, Burger King offered four different ALF hand puppets along with record albums featuring an original song.
- 1988
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Burger King Alf Hand Puppet, 1988
ALF, a marooned space alien from the planet Melmac, is the title character from a late-1980s sitcom. Paul Fusco created and operated the furry puppet for the television series that centered on ALF's escapades. In 1988, as part of its "The Many Faces of ALF" promotion, Burger King offered four different ALF hand puppets along with record albums featuring an original song.
- Burger King Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Rad Badges Kid's Meal Toys, 1989-1990 - The comic book superheroes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo) debuted in 1984. The foursome, altered by radioactive material, lived in the sewers of New York City, where they practiced martial arts, fought evil, and ate pizza. By 1988, the franchise had a popular Saturday morning animated series. Burger King offered Kid's Meal toys like this soon after.
- 1989-1990
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Burger King Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Rad Badges Kid's Meal Toys, 1989-1990
The comic book superheroes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo) debuted in 1984. The foursome, altered by radioactive material, lived in the sewers of New York City, where they practiced martial arts, fought evil, and ate pizza. By 1988, the franchise had a popular Saturday morning animated series. Burger King offered Kid's Meal toys like this soon after.
- Burger King Football Kid's Meal Toy, 1993 - Burger King introduced its "Kid's Club" campaign in the 1990s to challenge McDonald's dominance in the children's segment of the fast-food market. The Club targeted children between the ages of 2 and 13. Members received a bi-monthly newsletter that featured games, short articles, and news about promotional toys available at the restaurant.
- 1993
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Burger King Football Kid's Meal Toy, 1993
Burger King introduced its "Kid's Club" campaign in the 1990s to challenge McDonald's dominance in the children's segment of the fast-food market. The Club targeted children between the ages of 2 and 13. Members received a bi-monthly newsletter that featured games, short articles, and news about promotional toys available at the restaurant.
- Burger King Aladdin Kid's Meal Toys, 1992 -
- 1992
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Burger King Aladdin Kid's Meal Toys, 1992
- Burger King Trick or Treat Bag, 1977 - The recommended "Halloween Do's and Don'ts" on the back of this bag convey the nature of trick-or-treating in the late 20th century. Some advice addressed trust and personal safety (don't eat treats "before Mom or Dad say it's okay" and look both ways when crossing the street). Other recommendations included etiquette and proper behavior (don't litter or damage anyone's property).
- 1977
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Burger King Trick or Treat Bag, 1977
The recommended "Halloween Do's and Don'ts" on the back of this bag convey the nature of trick-or-treating in the late 20th century. Some advice addressed trust and personal safety (don't eat treats "before Mom or Dad say it's okay" and look both ways when crossing the street). Other recommendations included etiquette and proper behavior (don't litter or damage anyone's property).
- Burger King Trick or Treat Bag, 1977 - The recommended "Halloween Do's and Don'ts" on the back of this bag convey the nature of trick-or-treating in the late 20th century. Some advice addressed trust and personal safety (don't eat treats "before Mom or Dad say it's okay" and look both ways when crossing the street). Other recommendations included etiquette and proper behavior (don't litter or damage anyone's property).
- 1977
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Burger King Trick or Treat Bag, 1977
The recommended "Halloween Do's and Don'ts" on the back of this bag convey the nature of trick-or-treating in the late 20th century. Some advice addressed trust and personal safety (don't eat treats "before Mom or Dad say it's okay" and look both ways when crossing the street). Other recommendations included etiquette and proper behavior (don't litter or damage anyone's property).
- Burger King Little Mermaid's Sebastian Windup Kid's Meal Toy, 1993 - Children's movie characters were frequently cross-merchandised with kid's meal toys. Characters from 1989 Disney's "The Little Mermaid," along with those from many other Disney films, ended up as kid's meal toys.
- 1993
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Burger King Little Mermaid's Sebastian Windup Kid's Meal Toy, 1993
Children's movie characters were frequently cross-merchandised with kid's meal toys. Characters from 1989 Disney's "The Little Mermaid," along with those from many other Disney films, ended up as kid's meal toys.