Lacking the plastic body that we know today, the original Mr. Potato Head became a toy sensation by combining two activities kids loved: playing with dolls and wasting food. Rival toymakers soon cashed in with knockoffs such as Mr. Bread Head, which could convert any peanut butter and jelly sandwich into a Halloween mask.
I don’t think this is what they mean by “wonder dog,” Sharon H.
Morning Peeps! I went to a new cafe this morning to pick up my coffee and boy is it tasty. Wow, good coffee can make a day, I tell ya. Have a good one all and I think puppers eyes have the exact same expression underneath that slice.
Love that silly happy looking grin!
Somehow I missed this one as a kid, though I did have an original Mr. Potato Head.
Mike, you never disappoint. This is hilarious.
That toothy grin is ridiculously cute! 💕 My brother and I had a Mr. Potato Head as a kid… didn’t we use real potatoes or am I hallucinating again? 😁
The original Mr. Potato Head kit required a real potato (or other vegetable) and came only with the body parts.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Potato_Head
Hey, my 2 and 3 year olds at work still love Mr. Potato Head! Of course, now one of his hands is now holding a cell phone! (This post is hilarious!)
Of course it is… (no hand holding a coffee cup with his name spelled “Potatoe”?)