which u.s. president is credited with inspiring the maxwell house slogan good to the last drop
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The Jewish Floridian Good to the Last Drop, the Maxwell House slogan, which ran for decades, is one of the most familiar commercial slogans in American history. subject of this post is a peculiar association of Maxwell House with Theodore Teddy Roosevelt.
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The Stories Behind 6 Famous Slogans As the story goes, after thoroughly enjoying his joe, Teddy smacked his lips and declared that the stuff was “good to the last drop.” Some years later, the coffee giant decided the slogan was a double win - it was a catchy phrase, but it also provided celebrity endorsement.
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- When President Roosevelt visited his booth, naturally a steaming cup was offered. It was said that President Roosevelt turned and told his entourage that the coffee is “good to the last drop” thus giving live to the brand and the slogan still lives on until today. This slogan is now 100 years old. It is also honoured in Adage’s Top 10 Slogan of the Century at position number 7.
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- John C. Maxwell, known as America's expert on leadership, speaks in person to hundreds of thousands of people each year. He is the founder of several leadership organizations, including Maximum Impact. A New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Maxwell has written over thirty books.
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- Find this Pin and more on Aɱҽɾιƈαɳα. Maxwell House Coffee Good To The Last Drop ghost sign, Paul's Valley, Oklahoma. This advertisement is across from the depot, easily seen from passenger trains or from the depot. Find this Pin and more on I remember....
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"Which American President coined the coffee slogan ""Good to the last drop""?" True or not, the story has long outlived those with firsthand knowledge of it and has helped build Maxwell House into one of the world's best known brands.
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Maxwell House PART 1 GOOD TO THE LAST DROP <><> In 1917, Cheek-Neal began using a Good to the last drop slogan to advertise their Maxwell House Coffee. For several years, the ads made no mention of Theodore Roosevelt as the phrase's originator.
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Who coined the Maxwell House Coffee phrase âgood to the last dropâ? Theodore Roosevelt, while president of the United States, and touring the South, made a stop at Nashville, Tennessee, where he was, of course, received with glad acclaim. he was then served with Maxwell House coffee. Taking a second cup, and drinking it all, he good humoredly and in his characteristic style exclaimed, Good to the last drop..
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- Originally posted Apr 11 02 5:15 PM. Legend has it that on a visit to Nashville in 1907, President Teddy Roosevelt declared that Maxwell House coffee was good to the last drop.. One hundred years after President Roosevelt's declaration, that familiar slogan remains the brand's promise to its customers.
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Maxwell House Coffee Commercial: Good to the Last Drop circa 1956 Maxwell House is a brand of coffee manufactured by a like-named division of Kraft Foods. Introduced in 1892, Joel Cheek named his new coffee blend Maxwell House in honor of the Maxwell House Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. For many years until the late 1980s it was the largest-selling coffee in the United States.
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- Good to the Last Drop. The subject of this post is a peculiar association of Maxwell House with Theodore Teddy Roosevelt. Remember the Maxwell House slogan, Good to the Last Drop? Of course you do, who could forget? Well, it is often claimed that Teddy Roosevelt, in 1907, coined the slogan after the coffee was served to him at the Hermitage, a famous Nashville resort that was originally Andrew Jackson's home.
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Presidential Trivia What president's famous words, Good to the last drop, became the signature slogan of Maxwell House, a famous coffee company? Having survived smallpox, what president's face was covered with pock marks?
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Maxwell House Coffee Commercial: Good to the Last Drop circa 1956 The Maxwell House Company claimed in its own advertising that the Roosevelt story was true; in 2009, Maxwell House ran a commercial with Roosevelt repriser Joe Wiegand, who tells the Last Drop story.
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Maxwell House Along with television advertising, Maxwell House used various print campaigns, always featuring the tagline good to the last drop.. The publication of its Passover Haggadah by the Joseph Jacobs Advertising Agency, beginning in 1932, made Maxwell House a household name with many American Jewish families.
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What product in 1907 had the slogan 'Good to the Last Drop'? Who coined the phrase? Vote for this answer. Legend has it that on a visit to Nashville in 1907, President Teddy Roosevelt declared that Maxwell House coffee was good to the last drop.. One hundred years after President Roosevelt's declaration, that familiar slogan remains the brand's promise to its customers. There is reasonable doubt that Roosevelt ever actually said this, but Maxwell House themselves claimed he did and used it in ads.
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What is the slogan for good to the last drop? Good to the last drop is the slogan of Maxwell House coffee. Ab Cd 0 7 years ago
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Maxwell House Coffee Commercial: Good to the Last Drop circa 1956 Later the Nashville Coffee and Manufacturing Company was renamed the Cheek-Neal Coffee Company. Over the next several years the Maxwell House Coffee brand became a well respected name that set it apart from the competition. Good to the last drop In 1917, Cheek-Neal began using a Good to the last drop slogan to advertise their Maxwell House Coffee. For several years, the ads made no mention of Theodore Roosevelt as the phrase's originator.
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Maxwell House In popular culture. 1  In Tove Jansson's book, The Exploits of Moominpappa, Sniff's father lives in a blue Maxwell House Coffee can. 2  In his song Coffee Blues, Mississippi John Hurt declares his preference for Maxwell House Coffee and sings about a former lover that used to cook a good Maxwell House..
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The History Behind Maxwell Houseâs âGood to the Last Dropâ Most likely over the last several decades, you have heard Maxwell House‘s famous slogan for their coffee, “Good to the Last Drop.” The slogan has actually been around since 1917, but it wasn’t until the 1930s that Maxwell House started to explain where the slogan came from, possibly due to the fact that Coca-Cola was using the same slogan at this ...
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Maxwell House A can of Maxwell House French Roast Decaffeinated, circa 1992. Maxwell House is a brand of coffee manufactured by a like-named division of Kraft Foods, parent company of General Foods Corporation. Introduced in 1892, it is named in honor of the Maxwell House Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. For many years until the late 1980s it was the largest-selling coffee in the U.S. and is currently (ca. 2007) second behind Folger's, which is now manufactured by The J.M. Smucker Co.
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The History Behind Maxwell Houseâs âGood to the Last Dropâ The History Behind Maxwell House’s “Good to the Last Drop” 2 Replies Most likely over the last several decades, you have heard Maxwell House‘s famous slogan for their coffee, “Good to the Last Drop.” The slogan has actually been around since 1917, but it wasn’t until the 1930s that Maxwell House started to explain where the slogan came from, possibly due to the fact that Coca-Cola was using the same slogan at this ...
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- The ‘good to the last drop’ slogan for Maxwell House brand coffee, was actually coined by US President  Theodore Roosevelt, in 1907 ! As part of his visit to ‘The Hermitage’, home of President Andrew Jackson, Roosevelt was touring Nashville, Tennessee, where a country fair was on. Roosevelt also visited it :... show more The ‘good to the last drop’ slogan for Maxwell House brand coffee, was actually coined by US President Theodore Roosevelt, in 1907 ! As part of his visit to ‘The Hermitage’, home of President Andrew Jackson, Roosevelt was touring Nashville, Tennessee, where a country fair was on.
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What product in 1907 had the slogan 'Good to the Last Drop'? Who coined the phrase? Vote for this answer. Legend has it that on a visit to Nashville in 1907, President Teddy Roosevelt declared that Maxwell House coffee was good to the last drop.. One hundred years after President Roosevelt's declaration, that familiar slogan remains the brand's promise to its customers. There is reasonable doubt that Roosevelt ever actually said this, but Maxwell House themselves claimed he did and used it in ads. The subject of this post is a peculiar association of Maxwell House with Theodore Teddy Roosevelt. Remember the Maxwell House slogan, Good to the Last Drop? Of course you do, who could forget?
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- The History Behind Maxwell House’s “Good to the Last Drop” 2 Replies Most likely over the last several decades, you have heard Maxwell House‘s famous slogan for their coffee, “Good to the Last Drop.”
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Maxwell House Coffee Commercial: Good to the Last Drop circa 1956 Inspired by his success Cheek quit his job and formed a wholesale grocery distributor with partner John Neal, The Nashville Coffee and Manufacturing Company, specializing in coffee with Maxwell House Coffee, as it came to be known, as the central brand. Later the Nashville Coffee and Manufacturing Company was renamed the Cheek-Neal Coffee Company.
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- Maxwell House Coffee's successful slogan, Good to the last drop was historically credited to the 26th President of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt. The folklore claims that during Roosevelt's visit in Nashville in 1907, he was served Maxwell House coffee. So impressed with the coffee, the president apparently said the famous words. There is no historical evidence to indicate this is true. Furthermore, Maxwell House did not credit the President uttering these words until after his death.