1. Milk
   Cookies
2. Cereal
   Coffee

This slogan was used by the California Milk Processor Board to promote drinking milk. You may remember seeing this slogan in magazine ads featuring celebrities dawning a milk mustache.

1. iMac
   Printer
2. Pringles
   Xbox

Pringles used this slogan in the mid-'90s. The commercial that featured the slogan was musically oriented and played off the cylinder that the chips come in.

1. Secret Deodorant
   Cheetos
2. Juicy Fruit
   Airbnb

Secret Deodorant used this slogan in the '90s. It was even used before the '90s as it started in the '70s and it was used in many commercials at the time.

1. Barbie
   L'Oreal Shampoo
2. Sprite
   T-shirts

Sprite used this slogan in the late 1990s. The commercials featured celebrities like the Lost Boyz and you could even find a few ads using the slogan in magazines.

1. Forever 21
   AOL
2. Chili's
   Nike

Chili's used this slogan which was part of a jingle in their '90s advertising. It was used to promote their baby back ribs and became an extremely memorable line.

1. McDonald's Fries
   Mouse Trap
2. Uno
   Folger's coffee

This slogan was used for the game Mouse Trap, where you build on the board in order to trap the mice. It was part of the jingle in the game's commercial.

1. Bic Pencils
   Headphones
2. Chocolate
   Huggies Diapers

Huggies used this slogan for their diapers in the 1990s and it is still used today. The slogan was perfect for parents of children who were growing into the age of learning about potty training.

1. Lite-Brite
   Heinz Ketchup
2. Swiffer Mop
   Energizer batteries

The slogan was used for Energizer Batteries to describe their power and to promote how long lasting they are. You may remember the Energizer Bunny playing his drums in the commercials!

1. American Airlines
   Toothpaste
2. Nike
   Insurance

Nike used this slogan and continues to use it today. It is a slogan used for the brand as a whole which is known for its apparel like shoes and clothes that are made for athletic people.

1. Dr. Pepper
   DC Shoes
2. Hershey Chocolate Bars
   Doublemint

Doublemint used this slogan which played off of the brand name for the gum. The slogan was even used earlier than the '90s starting in 1986.

1. A car
   iPhone
2. Life Alert
   Coca-Cola

Life Alert used this slogan, which was said by a woman that had fallen to show the importance of the product. The device is meant to help and save the lives of the elderly, who may be more prone to injuries or illness. The slogan was also a big hit among comedians.

1. Skip-it
   Hamburger Helper
2. Burger King
   Wal-Mart

Burger King used this slogan in the '90s to advertise their hamburgers. The commercials typically featured close up shots of a hamburger to show all of the ingredients and flavor.

1. McCain French Fries
   Photoshop
2. Dove Soap
   AOL

This was a slogan used for AOL and it was also used to tell you that you also had a new message/email. It is one of the most memorable aspects of the program.

1. Cheetos
   Mood Rings
2. Walkman
   Duracell Batteries

Cheetos used this slogan in the late 1990s which is still used sometimes today. In the commercials, the slogan was often found alongside the mascot, Chester Cheetah.

1. AIM
   Disneyland
2. Wal-Mart
   Chuck E. Cheese

Chuck E. Cheese used this slogan in it's 1990s advertising. Did you know that the mascot for the franchise shares the same name as the restaurant?

1. Trix
   Atari 2600
2. Tropicana
   Bench

Trix used this slogan in their marketing in '90s of their cereal. Did you know that the mascot for the cereal is a rabbit called the Trix Rabbit?

1. Hershey Chocolate Bar
   Wonder Bread
2. Target
   Nokia

Nokia used this slogan starting in the 1990s. They used it at a time where cellphones were becoming more popular and common, making the slogan perfect for the brand.

1. Wendy's
   Mini Eggs
2. Reeses Pieces
   Adidas

Wendy's used this slogan in the late 1990s and continued to use it into the 2000s. It emphasized that Wendy's was open quite late, allowing you to eat when you wanted to.

1. Starburst
   Tamagotchi
2. Orbeez
   Silly Putty

Starburst used this slogan in their ads throughout the 1990s. You might remember seeing the slogan used in ads that take place in a garage and a museum.

1. iPhone
   Pop-Tarts
2. Mac and Cheese
   Diet Coke

Diet Coke used this slogan in the '90s. The slogan was featured in a few commercials and eventually was reused in the company's advertising in the 2000s.

1. Blackberry
   LG Televisions
2. DVD players
   Gatorade

Gatorade used this slogan in the '90s. The commercials that featured the slogan also featured Michael Jordan, who was the inspiration behind it.

1. Oreo
   Fritos
2. Golf clubs
   Skip-It

Skip-It used this slogan in its commercials. It was a toy that you spun around your foot while jumping over it as it counted how many times you successfully made it over.

1. Silly Bandz
   Hula Hoops
2. Mac and Cheese
   The Home Depot

The Home Depot first used this slogan in the late 1990s. Did you know that the company has a mascot who is named Homer D. Poe?

1. Dunkaroos
   Jump ropes
2. Pringles
   KFC

KFC used this tagline which has roots from even before the 1990s. The slogan is so popular that you can still hear it today in KFC ads.

1. Apple
   Yo-yo
2. Furby
   Chili's

This was the slogan Apple used in the late 1990s. The company at this time also still used its famous colorful logo that has now changed to white.

1. Life Alert
   Kit-Kat
2. Gameboy
   Adidas

Kit-Kat used the slogan in the 1990s as it was part of their jingles. The slogan worked well with the Kit-Kat which could break in half to share with another person.

1. Slinky
   Furby
2. Hot Wheels
   Super Nintendo Entertainment System

The Super Nintendo Entertainment System was released in 1990 and Nintendo used this slogan in its marketing. Did you know that the SNES was known as the Super Famicon in Japan and even had physical differences?

1. Nissan
   Heinz
2. Subway
   Gerber

Subway used this for a short time during the 1990s. The slogan was used to communicate just how tasty Subway's sandwiches really were.

1. Dunkin' Donuts
   Mountain Dew
2. Hula Hoops
   Bratz

Mountain Dew used this slogan in the '90s and they continue to use it today. The drink is promoted as a refreshing drink that can fuel you in sports and athleticism.

1. Polaroid
   Kit-Kat
2. Apple Jacks
   Hershey

Apple Jacks used this slogan in the 1990s. Did you know that Apple Jacks don't actually taste like apple, but instead they taste like cinnamon?

1. Pepsi
   Gak
2. Doublemint
   Huggies

Pepsi used this slogan in the '90s alongside the group that became the face of the brand, The Spice Girls. The commercials featured the Spice Girls with the Pepsi logo on their hands.

1. Playstation
   Yo-Yo
2. Moon Shoes
   Budweiser

Budweiser used this slogan in the '90s in commercials for the beer. The slogan was used to market the drink to a younger crowd using slang.

1. The Game of Life
   Apples
2. Fender Guitars
   LEGO

LEGO used this slogan in their commercials. The slogan captures the essence of LEGO, as you can create anything imaginable with the blocks, making the possibilities endless.

1. Loblaws
   Lay's
2. Trix
   Maybelline

Maybelline used this slogan throughout the '90s and it can still be heard in their ads today. The slogan was used to communicate how their products worked so well that you couldn't tell if someone was wearing them or not.

1. Burger King
   McDonald's
2. Taco Bell
   Subway

McDonald's used this slogan in the 1990s as it was featured in many commercials. Although it was a popular tagline, the new "I'm lovin' it" has proven to be very effective.