Dude it's been a whole year, how often do you eat pancakes? Evidently it was renamed the name of the original company who came up with the first self contained pancake mix. I never really opened up a box of pancake mix and said "wow this looks so pearly white" but someone somewhere in a galaxy long gone.....(que twilight zone music)

Aunt Jemima New nameThe Pearl Milling Company has been hit online to sound like an appetizing “gravel pit” or “James Bond villain.”

Unpleasant reviews have been received from Twitter, and some breakfast enthusiasts have threatened to switch to Pearl Milling’s rival Butterworth and Log Cabin over the renewal.

“I think it sounds like a gravel pit company,” said lawyer Michelle Rozovic. I have written..

another Said The Pearl Milling Company sounded like “owned by the villains of James Bond.”

in the meantime, One critic said “Pearl Milling Company? It looks like a generic house brand from Dollar General.”

Some even vowed to boycott the brand altogether.

“Sadly, I never recognize it and will probably go to the log cabin,” one said. The person said.

Aunt Jemima’s brand has announced that it will rename its iconic syrup mascot to Pearl Milling Company after facing a fierce backlash based on “racial stereotypes.”
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“Did they really change the name of Aunt Jemima’s syrup to Pearl Milling Company ?!” Another user I have written.. “Like they really couldn’t think of a better name ?! I’m continuing with Mrs. Butterworth’s future. She’s chic, rich, and has no ridiculous names.”

On Tuesday, Aunt Jemima’s brand announced that it would then change its name to Pearl Milling Company. Faced with fierce repulsion For its iconic syrup mascot being based on “racial stereotypes”.

Aunt Jemima’s new name, Pearl Milling Company, is being abused online to sound like an appetizing “gravel pit” or “James Bond villain.”
Christopher Sadowsky
The logo was originally inspired by the 19th century “Mummy” minstrel character, a black woman who was happy to serve a white master.

The Pearl Milling Company is in favor of a small factory in Missouri that produced a self-contained pancake mix later known as Aunt Jemima in 1889.

Critics blame Aunt Jemima’s new name Pearl Milling Company

https://newyorklatestnews.com/critics-blame-aunt-jemimas-new-name-pearl-milling-company/111525/