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Host Marc Summers uncovers the world of food memorabilia.
 Meet a man who has transformed his living room into an early 1900s country store. |
 New ideas for toys emerge from "playstorming" sessions. |
 Attend an auction where over 1600 items are up for bid, from gumball machines to vintage signs. |
- Get the inside scoop on where and how to find food memorabilia.
- Go behind the scenes of the world's most popular online auction site.
- Visit the largest known collection of Aunt Jemima pancake mix advertisements and premiums.
- Learn how today's toy premiums are developed. ... and more!
- The idea for the Pillsbury Doughboy came about in 1965. Ever since then, it has been a coveted collectible.
- PEZ dispensers were among the first items sold on eBay.
- Food logos generally don't use green. Why? Consumers tend to associate the color with mold.
- The most recognizable logo is that of Coca-Cola.
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- Where did Fats Domino find his thrill? What kind of egg is slang for "zero?" Tune in every Monday at 10pm ET/PT to find the answers to these trivia questions and more -- all on Trivia Unwrapped.
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