Mr. Potato Head will drop its courtesy title to ensure gender inclusivity and neutrality, Hasbro announced. The toy, which has been on store shelves for seven decades, will be rebranded to include ...

the Mr. Potato Head concept was just the toys that kids would add on to their own — real — potato. That changed after Hasbro bought the IP and started releasing plastic, hollow potatoes that ...

[Photo: Hasbro] Hasbro launched Mr. Potato Head in 1952 for the princely sum of $0.98 (or $10 in today’s currency). Back then, families had to supply their own real potato, which kids could then ...

The original Mr. Potato Head was basically a box of body and face parts with sharp prongs on the back so you could cram them into A REAL POTATO. And, of course, the set came with a pipe because ...

The original Mr Potato Head kit did not come with a potato "body", so parents had to supply a real potato into which kids would stick in the different pieces. Mr Potato Head was also the first toy ...

In the beginning Mr. Potato Head was just a collection of push-pin eyes, ears, nose and lips, for kids to attach to real fruits and vegetables. A distinct toy, it the first marketed directly to ...

I want to be the person for whom the worst thing that happened to them was Mr. Potato Head being a man. How few real worries you must have. Speaking about the change in the brand, Hasbro senior ...

The Mr. Potato Head toy first rose to popularity in the 1950s as a set of plastic face parts that could be stuck onto a real potato. Eventually, it became an entire plastic potato and current ...

We all know and love the goofy plastic potato known as Mr. Potato Head. But did you know that the toy originally involved sticking plastic facial features with spiky ends into a real potato?