Revisit vintage holiday ads from your favorite food and drink brands including Coca-Cola, Campbell's Soup and Ritz Crackers.

We rounded up the most shocking food and diet ads from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, so you can see what food trends we’re so glad we put on ice.

Food ads in the 1970s were wordy, colorful, and descriptive. The ads didn’t just showcase a product, they showed consumers how to elevate it. Everything was straightforward, so no one had to ...

To modern eyes, these classic ads might seem a bit off. The "7-Up in milk" idea has to be one of the strangest we've seen, but that's nothing compared to the chorus of fruits, vegetables, and ...

Vintage soda ads: Can you spot the fake? We ran across one of these old ads pushing pop for tots on Facebook and shook our heads disbelievingly, before learning it was a fake.

Flickr is a treasure trove of vintage ads, including vintage food ads with recipes that are fun to flip through. There's a lot of entertainment value in these ads, especially now in the age of ...

That's right, Campbell's originally named the product "Noodle With Chicken Soup." Also just as boggling is the list of now-discontinued flavors, including mock turtle, mulligatawny, mutton, ox ...

Vintage food ads from Lancaster's newspapers during the early part of the 20th century sometimes contained recipes.

On average, children ages 2 to 5 see 3.2 food ads a day on children’s programming — only 6 percent less than those viewed by children 6- to 11-years-old.

Fear not, for we’ve done the work for you and gathered together 11 of the most modern sexist food ads of all time, the ones that succeed royally at objectifying women.

We ran across one of these old ads pushing pop for tots on Facebook and shook our heads disbelievingly, before learning it was a fake. But the sweetened beverage industry has stooped equally low ...