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In the 1970’s, Eggo ® waffles became part of the Kellogg family of products and the world witnessed the birth of the famous phrase, “L’Eggo My Eggo ®.” Eggo ® grew to become the bestselling frozen waffle in North America – a title it still holds today!

2020年11月6日 · In 1968 the Kellogg Company purchased a frozen waffle company called Eggo. Four years later they hired the Leo Burnett agency to help them advertised Eggo Waffles to the world. Hence the birth of one of the greatest advertising slogans — and campaigns — of all time: “L’eggo my Eggo!”

Recipes to help L’Eggo. Making mornings a little easier, one Waffle Owl at a time. Eggo ® recipes for the win.

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2014年10月27日 · It was Kellogg which introduced the catchy and now iconic slogan “Leggo my Eggo,” in 1972. The company also expanded the line of Eggo Waffles, introducing new flavors such as cinnamon, blueberry, banana, and chocolate chip, and new frozen breakfast items.

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2022年5月27日 · The very first “L’eggo My Eggo” commercial was pretty simple. It featured a dad and a son in a mini tug-of-war at the breakfast table, where each had a hand on an Eggo that had just popped out of the toaster.

"Leggo my eggo" is a former German expression for "Bite Me" used in the late 70's and 80's. "Leggo" comes from "Lecken" or "Lick". "My" is Bavarian for "mein." and "Eggo" equals "ego" or the first person equivalent of "me." So think of it either as "Bite Me" or "Lick Me."