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    Aunt Jemima Syrup Will Remove It's Iconic Image And Change Its Name

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    #2
    Surprised it lasted this long, to be honest.

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      #3
      They should make 1 called "Aunt Karen"

      I will leave it up to everyone to use their imagination on how she should look.

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        #4
        Originally posted by 4truth View Post
        Surprised it lasted this long, to be honest.
        I actually remember thinking this like 10 years ago.

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          #5
          You know what's sad? I always thought of her as a symbol of good food. Like she could cook a mean breakfast.

          Oh well, if they want to take that away and then it's their business.

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            #6
            like splash mountain being racist, i'm also having trouble seeing this as racist. i love this syrup and got it at the crib. guess i'll keep the bottle as a collectors item



            guess she'll be replaced shortly as well

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              #7
              I talked about that happening six months ago when I poured some Aunt Jemima syrup on some pancakes. I happened to noticed they had cleaned it up and she looked modern.

              Me....watch this will be gone soon. (pointing at picture)
              Wife....getting silly now

              I have to agree with my wife, are people really this damn sensitive? Yep, sure are.

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                #8
                larryx...

                This is actually very horrible by Quaker Oats. We douse our crepes with this!

                This is actually a hidden agenda by some Board Executive at Quaker Oats or some shareholders threatening their investment in lieu of what�s happening in the USA, hating on the *** movement.

                Everyone fookin knows they changed Aunt Jemima�s appearance since its inception. Do you think Mr. Clean�s image causes a stereotype of disgust?

                This is horrible news.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by man down View Post
                  You know what's sad? I always thought of her as a symbol of good food. Like she could cook a mean breakfast.

                  Oh well, if they want to take that away and then it's their business.
                  I agree 100%. There is a hidden agenda to remove her appearance. Affiliates at Quaker Oats fed up with *** this is how they are retaliating. Aunt Jemima�s image isn�t offensive.

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                    #10
                    Boy these ******** are sensitive what�s next getting rid of black soap

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