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Pep FAQs - Who is the Quaker man?
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Winning with pep+ on World Water Day
This World Water Day, PepsiCo is celebrating reaching our global goal of a 25% improvement in operational water-use efficiency in high water-risk ... Read More
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How can I sign up for PepsiCo Tasty Rewards?
It's easy! Just head on over to our sign up page and fill out the sign up form.
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What is PepsiCo Tasty Rewards?
You could call us a loyalty rewards program, but we prefer a tasty life program. Members enjoy exclusive money-saving offers, sweepstakes and more ... Read More
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Do you offer coupons?
Although we don’t always have coupons to send upon request, be sure to check store circulars for special sales, and Like us on Facebook to get news ... Read More
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Where can I find information on the latest promotions?
Thanks for asking. Check out our Coupons and Contests. They’re two of our most popular pages. That’s where the latest offers live. ... Read More
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Does PepsiCo have a loyalty program?
Yes! PepsiCo Tasty Rewards is for all PepsiCo brands and it’s free. Members enjoy exclusive money-saving offers, sweepstakes and more from your favorite PepsiCo brands. How tasty is that?
Sign up now for PepsiCo Tasty Rewards. ... Read More
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When was the Quaker Oats Company founded?
The Quaker Oats Company was officially formed in 1901 when several American grain pioneers came together to incorporate the now familiar name. These pioneers were Ferdinand Schumacher, John Stuart, George Douglas and Henry Parsons Crowell.
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Who is the man on the Quaker Oats box? Is it William Penn?
The "Quaker man" is not an actual person. His image is that of a man dressed in Quaker garb, chosen because the Quaker faith projected the values of honesty, integrity, purity and strength.
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When did you introduce Quick Quaker Oats?
Quick Quaker Oats were first introduced in 1921 in the U.S. when the 20 minute cooking oats were processed to cook in 5 minutes. The processing of ... Read More