Lunch Box Bonanza Quiz

Yup. Cowboy favorite Hopalong Cassidy graced the first decorated lunch box in 1950. The sales of this box launched the Aladdin company, which went on to become one of the biggest names in the lunchroom.

Sorry, Clark. Cowboy favorite Hopalong Cassidy graced the first decorated lunch box in 1950. The sales of this box launched the Aladdin company, which went on to become one of the biggest names in the lunchroom.

Too bad, Kato. Cowboy favorite Hopalong Cassidy graced the first decorated lunch box in 1950. The sales of this box launched the Aladdin company, which went on to become one of the biggest names in the lunchroom.

Doh. It's Albert Einstein. While Bart and Lisa carry around Krusty the Klown lunch boxes, Martin's idol is slightly more sophisticated.

Aye Caramba! Doh. It's Albert Einstein. While Bart and Lisa carry around Krusty the Klown lunch boxes, Martin's idol is slightly more sophisticated.

Woo hoo! Doh. It's Albert Einstein. While Bart and Lisa carry around Krusty the Klown lunch boxes, Martin's idol is slightly more sophisticated.

Sounds like a good excuse, but the real reason was a group of concerned moms said kids were causing injury by hitting each other over the head with lunch boxes. They convinced the state of Florida to ban the metal boxes in 1972, and by 1985, the last metal lunch box in the U.S. rolled off the assembly line.

Wrong war for shortages on the homefront. The poor lunch box fell victim to a group of concerned moms who said kids were causing injury by hitting each other over the head with lunch boxes. They convinced the state of Florida to ban the metal boxes in 1972, and by 1985, the last metal lunch box in the U.S. rolled off the assembly line.

You got it. A group of concerned moms said kids were causing injury by hitting each other over the head with lunch boxes. They convinced the state of Florida to ban the metal boxes in 1972, and by 1985, the last metal lunch box in the U.S. rolled off the assembly line.

You bet! Ironically, Rambo appeared on the last of the "dangerous" metal lunch boxes, in 1985.

Not this sweet fawn. Ironically, Rambo appeared on the last of the "dangerous" metal lunch boxes, in 1985.

Nope. Ironically, Rambo appeared on the last of the "dangerous" metal lunch boxes, in 1985.