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1. www.texasmonthly.com › food › lays-of-our-livesLay’s of Our Lives – Texas Monthly

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   1975 Mustachioed actor Avery Schreiber becomes a teen hero by crunching Doritos in inappropriate places. Frito-Lay devises another famous ad line, “They taste as good as they crunch.”

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   Avery Schreiber was the actor in the commercials. Really funny guy. I love it when good memories come flooding in.

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   Who is Frito Bandito?

   • It was the brainchild of Tex Avery, one of America’s most famous cartoonists responsible for the likes of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales. In animated form, Frito Bandito was voiced by Mel Blanc, the legendary voice actor who gave life to Bugs Bunny’s antics.

   Frito Bandito Was The Mascot Frito-Lay Would Like Us To Forget About

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   What is Frito Bandito mascot?

   • Avery was known for creating racist characters, and the Frito Bandito was no different. The appearance of Frito’s new mascot included a yellow sombrero, gun holster, two pistols, a gold tooth, an unshaven face, and a mustache.

   The Dark History of the Frito Bandito, Frito-Lay’s Racist Mascot

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   Who voiced Frito Bandito?

   • (Photo Credit: Spacemountainmike / Wikimedia Commons via CC BY 4.0) The television Frito Bandito was voiced by Mel Blanc, who also provided the voice for Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Porky Pig. The Frito Bandito’s trademark jingle which he sang while he robbed people of their Fritos was: “Ay, Yi, Yi, Yi, I am the Frito Bandito.

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   What happened to Frito Bandito?

   • In December 1969, the two activist groups announced their intention to file a joint complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Two months later, Frito-Lay announced that Frito Bandito would be officially retired. However, the Frito Bandito character was still in circulation a year later.

   The Dark History of the Frito Bandito, Frito-Lay’s Racist Mascot

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4. www.reddit.com › r › 70sRemember this bandit? : r/70s - Reddit

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   Wasn't Avery Schreiber the Frito Bandito? I always had a crush on him. Reply reply fusion99999 • Remember the little eraser you would get for the top of your pencil ...

5. www.thevintagenews.com › 22 › history-frito-banditoThe Dark History of the Frito Bandito, Frito-Lay's Racist ...

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   • Origins of Frito Bandito
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   The Frito Bandito was first introduced as a mascot by Frito-Lay in 1967, replacing the original “Frito Kid.” Frito Kid was the company’s original mascot from 1952 to 1967. Frito Kid’s star rose when Disneylandopened up a Casa de Fritos Mexican Restaurant in the 1950s. Frito Kid appeared as a statue on a vending machine that handed out bags of Frito...

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   Much to their dismay, Frito-Lay eventually retired the Frito Bandito in 1971. However, it nearly took a $610 million lawsuitto get Frito-Lay to put the Bandito into what they believed was an early retirement. The two most vocal activist groups who wanted the Frito Bandito gone were the Involvement of Mexican-Americans in Gainful Endeavors (IMAGE), ...

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   Stereotypical product mascots and logos have persisted into modern times. Aunt Jemima, Mrs. Butterworth, and Uncle Ben (now “Ben’s Original”) all have racist roots and stereotypical mascots, although the companies behind these particular brands have updated their mascotsand/or names in recent years. Similarly, many professional sports teams have ra...

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   Jan 27, 2012 · Watch Avery Schreiber, a comedy legend, in a hilarious Doritos commercial from the 70s. He plays a golf pro with a crunchy surprise.

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8. allthatsinteresting.com › frito-banditoFrito Bandito Was The Mascot Frito-Lay Would Like Us To ...

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   Jun 19, 2018 · Published June 19, 2018. FRITO BANDITO COMMERCIAL. Watch on. Frito Bandito was the animated mascot for Fritos Corn Chips from 1967 to 1971. It was the brainchild of Tex Avery, one of America’s most famous cartoonists responsible for the likes of Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Daffy Duck and Speedy Gonzales. Frito Bandito As A Mexican Stereotype.

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   Jul 9, 2021 · Wearing a sombrero, sporting a thin mustache, and carrying two six-shooter pistols on his hips, the Frito Bandito was created by Foote, Cone & Belding, animated by Tex Avery (the same animator who ...