Most recognized brand from each of the 50 states

I feel bad for all the states that don't even have a brand I recognize.

LOL Florida.

You don't know Peavey?

I think I'm mostly surprised that no two states share a top brand. I would agree that CA is overrun by Apple products.

I think it's brands that are FROM the state, not what is most recognized in each of the states.

Albertsons is everywhere on the west coast but I haven't seen them since moving east and nobody has heard of them here.

I came in expecting Jack Daniel's, completely forgot about FedEx.

AOL and Super 8 are the best

GEICO for Maryland? I'd say that's more synonymous with D.C. Should be Old Bay.

Do people outside of the mid-Atlantic even know about Old Bay?

Gillette... hmm............................................... ............................................. HMMMM.............HMMMM

Not sure I agree, but I guess.

Figured Louisiana would be Tobasco or Tony Chachere's

Ohio should definitely be P&G. Not fucking Wendy's. Shit, I'd put P&G, Macy's and Kroger all above Wendy's. They even have Gillette as the Massachusetts company - a brand that is owned by P&G.

Apple is huge in California, but I'd say one of the social media sites now - particularly Facebook.

I disagree with Minnesota too. Didn't even know Pillsbury was from Minnesota, but I do know Best Buy and Target are based in Minnesota.

And Starbucks is certainly a very recognizable Washington company, but I'd put Microsoft ahead of Starbucks.

joeboo_sl said:

I've heard of Old Bay, but can't say that I've ever had it. Not that we have much seafood in the midwest, unless you count catfish.

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It's not just for seafood. Put that shit on fries, chicken, use it in rubs for ribs and steak, the uses are endless.

I brought a massive tub of it overseas and shared it with some foreign, third-world savages and it changed their lives.

I've never heard of most of these companies: Taco John's, Allsup's, Cummins, Peavey, Gino's, and several others.