📢 SERIES: Yes, you can patent food! ⚖️
🍬 Jellybeans

✍🏻 While the exact origin of jellybeans is not known, they became popular in the early part of the 20th century and associated with Easter in the 1930s. The bean itself is made of two distinct parts: a jelly centre and a soft candy

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🥟 Lay’s potato crisps owned by PepsiCo

✍🏻 Whenever you’re thinking of potato crisps, you’re probably thinking of Lay’s. With its ever-changing flavours, the brand is constantly owning the crisps game. PepsiCo owns several patents

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🍅 Heinz tomato ketchup owned by Kraft Heinz

✍🏻 Some people love their French fries as is, some can’t imagine having them without ketchup. If you love tomato ketchups, we’re sure you have sampled the tomato ketchup by Heinz. This ketchup brand

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🍫 Côte d’Or chocolates owned by Mondelēz International

✍🏻 The Belgian chocolatier is known for creating rich and decadent chocolate, the taste of which has withstood the test of time. Mondelēz International continues to file patents for

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☁️ Marshmallows

✍🏻 Marshmallows were initially made from mallow plant that grows wild in marshes. The first patent for marshmallows was granted in 60’s to Alexander Doumak, He created and patented the extrusion process. This process involves

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