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You may remember going to the store recently and seeing Nutella and wonder where its from. Well Nutella was created during WW2 and looked a little different.

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Nutella was created by Pietro Ferrero during WW2. He wanted an alternative to chocolate since there was such a short supply. Originally it was called Supercrema but in 1961 to Nutella. It was originally sold in blocks that you cut and put on bread but Supercrema was like the one we know today.

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This padlet is about food invented in WW2. Nutella, Rice Krispie Treats, and Cheerios were invented during this time. Lets dive right into it!

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Rice Krispie treats were and still are a generally recognizable snack. Parents around the globe make or buy these treats for special occasions or just for desert. But did you ever think these treats were created on accident?

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Rice Krispie Treats were invented in 1939 by Mildred Day, a girl scout leader. She wanted a fundraiser snack for her Girl Scout Troop to sell and accidentally mixed a box of Rice Krispies(invented in 1929) and butter to create a marvelous treat. She also added Girl Scout marshmallows too.

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She was then asked to work at Kellogg for her creation. She became full of fame but eventually got sick of it. People were paying to much attention to her and tried to advert it somewhere else.

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snap crackle pop old rice krispies commercial

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Cheerios is an iconic name through out generations. If your an elder or a child, everyone knows Cheerios, but did you know it was originally called Cheerioats.

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The first ever "on the go" cerel was Cheerioats, which were invented by Lester Borchardt and General Mills in 1941. Creating this cereal was a hassle as they had to make their own puffing machine to puff the cereal.

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With no success for a couple of months, General Mills decided to change and add a few things to help advertise the cereal. Changing the name from Cheerioats to Cheerios. Getting sponsorship and characters on their boxes such as Disney and Lone Ranger. Now success was booming and thats how Cheerios came to be.