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Which product brand has the slogan, "Good to the Last Drop"?

Correct answer: Maxwell House Coffee

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What people think about it: 31 Comments

StringedInstructor2

Didn't know that one of my favorite presidents was the origin of the slogan, I learned something new about him, thank you.

mdholl

Interesting factoid about Teddy!

JimmyLovesQL

One product that retains its tagline instead of being sold through music licensing, as others are. Thank you.

Player #33462253

My Dear Mother loved Maxwell house coffee...fond memories of her savoring expression...until she became ill in her later years...Thank you Maxwell house for my mother’s enjoyment...Good till the last drop!

CrayCrayTorpedo50404

I lived in Jacksonville Fla, as a kid and always wanted to work at the Maxwell coffee plant, and still would like to, I studied Industrial Manufacturing for that reason, think I will have a cup now..

Patricia Ann

I really love this game. I'm learning so much more than when I was in high school.

Artie

Attributed to President Theodore Roosevelt who supposedly said after drinking the coffee at the Maxwell House exclaimed, "Why, bless my soul this coffee is good to the last drop!"

Joseph

Gghhhh, yeah buddy they are doing it just annoy you , ha

Gghhhh

Pretty obscure questions in this group! I’ve gotten so far barely missing one or two this time I missed about five or six! That’s quite annoying that they do that kind of thing

Carmelle

Amazed by what we can learn on this game!

joey

Player #1952, peets is my favorite

Daisy

LadybmillerPheonix, cuck-fulanut is a good coffee also

Deftleigh Daft

I bet the fire burned the beans, and the coffee was terrible

Player #30412947

we drink Folgers coffee. never liked Maxwell house coffee. been drinking Folgers coffee for 46 almost 47 yrs.

Player Diver Dan

Teddy Roosevelt was NOT a 'good guy'. Responsible for the U.S. Army genocide/mass-murder in the Philippines during 'our' early, pre-WWII Colinization and occupation of those islands among other very nasty deeds in the Asian-Pacific region which led, directly or indirectly to such things as Japanese hegemony leading to it's (and our?) role in WWII. Also later in the 20th Century, some of the causation of the Korean and Vietnam Wars can be traced back to his embrace of the 'Manifest Destiny' concept. Read: 'The Imperial Cruise' by James Bradley.