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Through happy accidents and breakthrough flavor innovations, cereal pioneers battle for control of America's breakfast table-using iconic mascots, unforgettable commercials, and bold new ideas to build a billion-dollar industry.
As two baking powerhouses collide, scrappy upstarts and mom-and-pop players help turn crackers into a snack aisle staple. From innovations like shredded wheat, to the first mass-produced flavored cracker, these grocery store icons transform crackers into a global, multi-billion-dollar category.
When German immigrant Richard Hellmann bottles his deli's mayonnaise, he launches America's condiment revolution. But the real battle begins when a struggling restaurateur invents Italian dressing to save his Kansas City eatery, going head-to-head with an industry giant—just as an Alaskan camp cook creates a humble buttermilk sauce destined to take the crown: ranch.
This season, we explore the following food innovations: pizza (Little Caesars, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Papa Johns), crackers (Triscuit, Ritz, Cheez-It, Wheat Thins, Goldfish), bubblegum (Fleer, Life Savers, Wrigley's), rice (Uncle Ben's, Minute Rice, Rice-A-Roni), iced-tea (Snapple, Arizona, Lipton), the drive-thru (In-N-Out, Jack in the Box, McDonald's), and more.