Emby, if I approved all comments that said anything like “no, my memory is ,” these comment threads would be 5x longer. Not unless a family member collects old bottles or you had some other reason to see an early version of Mrs.
I mentioned the change to family members at the time as a 9 year old and no one seemed to have any idea what I was talking about so I never mentioned it again. About a year ago I had ask my husband to stop and pick up some peanut butter. The Amazon listings only reinforce the confusion about the product name. Young (not that I expected them to respond to that) and they actually wrote back and said, “Thank you for contacting The J.M.
and even gave the information I had found written regarding Jif’s creator, Williams T. (And, before anyone insists people are mixing it up with Skippy: I’m pretty sure the advertising has always made the difference clear.). thought no more about it until now and discovering how crazy life can actually be, I mean it was Gordon’s fish sticks not Gorton’s. It was nationally launched in the late 50’s as Jif®.”. Jif’s early marketing campaigns may also be a reason why some people mistakenly believe it was called “Jiffy”. I also remember them being the Berenstein Bears, and I also am 99.9 % positive I remember Darth Vader saying, “No Luke, I am your father.”. Our Natural Creamy Peanut Butter Spread is made with five simple ingredients for a naturally delicious taste you’ll love. It is truly gratifying to know there are so many others who have shared in these strange experiences. Thanks SO much for taking the time to research this and for contacting Smucker/Jif’s office to get their answer. This is really unsettling… I was born in 1997 and I REMEMBER Jiffy for a fact. A few days ago I found Jif’s website and used their email to send a question.
But here it has apparently always been JIF! I can’t be as sure of this alternate memory as I am of a few of my others, but I figure if the other changes are possible, this might be too. Smooth, creamy, and made with that fresh-roasted peanut taste you love-Jif ® Creamy Peanut Butter is perfect for sandwiches, baking, and spoons. I remember Jiffy and spouse as well but the spouse says it was a brand name change….? To change your privacy setting, e.g. I distinctly remember a commercial where the commentator said, “Choosy moms choose Jif.” I nonchalantly replied back to the TV, “Yeah, except it’s called Jiffy.” The next time I went grocery shopping I looked, and was floored to see all of the Jif peanut butter. I suppose that his comment may be best reserved to you on a different page, but I wanted to respond to you in this timeline on this page. At first glance I too thought it was called Jiffy as well, but after thinking about it I wonder if we are perhaps mixing up Jif peanut butter with Jiffy Pop popcorn? This is pretty crazy. The makers of Jif peanut butter have partnered with Giphy to try to settle the correct pronunciation of GIF. I got chills when I read about this post. AND I remember it always being BerenSTAIN Bears. It’s important to keep the lines of communication open and not to lash out at the paranoid responses these types of subjects can provoke. Was so happy to find I am not alone out there with these memories. For now, it seems to be a strong step by Jif to make dads finally feel like a part of its product and messaging.Buy Now (Natural Creamy Peanut Butter ) Natural Creamy Peanut Butter Jif 051500255650. Either way, it’s an overwhelmingly positive move for Jif, who’s finally catching up with the times. Of course, with those parenting roles and stereotypical responsibilities having changed long ago, it appears that Jif is finally either succumbing to social pressure, or simply doing what’s right. So far, there’s no acknowledgement of the removal anywhere from Jif, or from its parent company, Smucker’s.įor decades, the phrase has sent a message to dads that Jif isn’t speaking to them, and for moms has implied that it’s their job to shop and cook. What this means for the future of the slogan’s long-term use is unclear. It’s a surprising and stunning development to be sure, where use of an old-fashioned, exclusionary, yet seemingly notable catch phrase is no longer being employed – at least on its website. In a move that can only be classified as ground-breaking and revolutionary, Jif Peanut Butter has removed its long-standing slogan – “Choosy Moms Choose Jif” – from its website, jif.com.
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