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What was the Rice-A-Roni jingle?

Rice-A-Roni

Brand
Rice-A-Roni
First aired
Early 1960s
The spot
A San Francisco cable car climbing a hill, a bell, and the line that named the product's hometown

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The file

A cable car, a bell that rang twice, and a line calling the boxed rice a San Francisco treat. Gen X heard it hundreds of times and most had never been to San Francisco, which the ad fixed in their heads as a place with a jingle.

The bell is the part everyone does. The product was invented by an Armenian-Italian family in the city and the ad never let you forget where.

Sources: Wikipedia — Rice-A-Roni

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